worldsworstfather:

angel, descending from the heavens: D͓̼́͝O̧͕̹ ̣̳̥͜N̸̷̢̠̹̻͖Ǫ͉͘͟T̮̺ ̗̮͚̱̩͖̫B͏̷̩̝͇̞̤̹E͇͚͈͘ ̵̫̮̘Ą̲͉̲̟͓͖̠̳́ͅF̛͚̱̭̺̯̣͘R͙̙̹A̢̗̙̹̭̰͉ͅI̡̢͕̮͖̬̳͇̘̕D̬̥͡

me: damn…u single???

angel:

me:

angel: not to blaspheme but;jesus christ

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dankmemeuniversity:

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heathcliffrichard:

Oh my godddddd

krinkshame:

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moodymoody:

she got a soft belly and soft titties and soft thighs and a soft ass and a soft heart

She also got a hard head 😭

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hailqiqi:

will-o-the-witch:

lyrslair:

dukeofbookingham:

thealmightylandlady:

drinkingisgoodforyou:

emiliascorner:

lordpudi:

cloverture:

cloverture:

there’s a website where you put in two musicians/artists and it makes a playlist that slowly transitions from one musician’s style of music to the other’s

it’s really fun

lady gaga -> napalm death takes a weird detour through epic rap battles of history

This is actually really useful for finding music that’s in between genres that I wouldn’t know to look for.

This has nothing to do with books but it’s COOL

I feel like this could be useful for trying to slowly pull yourself away from your depression music to something more uplifting without it being jarring…

Exactly what I was thinking?? I love this???

(Edit: Accidentally reblogged this to my main so now I gotta make it witchy lol. But imagine the potential uses for this in a ritual setting. Rags to riches? Sad/nervous to empowered/confident? Mourning a loss to celebrating life again?)

For some reason Deserts Chang to Pablo Lopez hits up Grease and the Doc McStuffins Theme Song on the way.

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another-sadistic-dom:

dumbestcunt:

another-sadistic-dom:

Isn’t it weird to know that most ppl had sex? that cute old lady that sits next to you probably choked on a dick at one point in her life.

okay but my goal in life is when i’m an old lady, i get to lean over to people at bus stops and casually say

“I used to let men spit on my face for fun you know”

*people at the bus stop*

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hadleyblix:

vivalatinamerica:

Mexico City, Mexico | Joseph Owen

Marigolds for Día de los Muertos at El Mercado de Jamaica in Mexico City.

I had to leave this here. 

Saturnino Herrán, La ofrenda, 1913 

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