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I miss you. One day soon, when internet is available, we shall live and play together once again. It will be a glorious day.
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You have the power to save Sean Bean from dying in yet another film.
Well, now we know if we both went to Hogwarts we’d be in the same house!
BFFS ACROSS ALL THE UNIVERSES!
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This is so sad
Girls want to look like the models they see in magazines. But the models don’t even look like what we’re made to believe.
does this post utterly terrify anyone else?
well I’m terrified. these kind of posts just kill me
High octane nightmare fuel…
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Ugh, it’s stuff like this that pisses me off. Did Phantomile even read the book? To call it one of the worst pieces of literature ever is absolutely ridiculous. I mean, sure, everyone has their own opinions but this book was fucking fantastic.
I’ve literally never read a book that was so honest without fear of either being too blunt, or of the main character being too unlikeable. It was like you were actually reading someone’s true inner thoughts. There was no PC filter; there was no sugar-coating. It was the nitty-gritty of the human experience.
And does it give away the ending on the cover? Yes. But that’s because finding the belly button isn’t the actual point of the book. Do people get mad at Into The Wild just because you know that the character dies from the very beginning? No. Because the character’s survival is not what’s important, it’s the journey that matters. And the same goes for this book. It’s not so much about finding the belly button as it is about what the main character finds out about HIMSELF while searching for it. It’s ridiculous that I even need to explain it because all great literature is about the journey rather than the ending point.
And furthermore there was tons of character development, it just wasn’t completely in your face like, say, in Hamlet. This form of character development was very, very subtle but still palpable. You just can’t sit there waiting for the character to make a 180. Because he won’t. And that’s part of what makes him so human.
I just wish people would take the time to actually try and understand some books before judging them at face value. This is a great book (albeit kind of an easy read, that’s only because the tone is so straight-forward and conversational) and I suggest that you all purchase it or at least check it out from a local library. It will change your perspective on everything just as long as you read it with an open mind.
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I may have just died of laughing too much
this is literally how I sing Disney songs sometimes hahaha
…how do you watch a Disney movie without doing this?
THIS GUY. MY FAVORITE.
emphasis mine, because seriously, how?
perfect facial expressions
#they rival the facial expressions of my roommate
dude
I’m a little frightened but completely entertained.
2:07 was Amy and me on the way down to California back in August.
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