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danceabletragedy:

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The Birds hehehe

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2headedsnake:

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Bill Zindel

You think you’re satisfied with your life one day, and the next day is an utter disaster. Honestly, what is happening? People you thought you knew once well are now frenemies. I’m forced to a clear inspection of my “friends”. Oh well. I’ll show them what they’re missing. They’ll regret it some day.

paolettac:

Felix Mas

nerdhuggerwrites:

“seize the day”
is tattooed on her arm in Latin.
carpe diem.

but she sits in her dorm and plays tetris.
she stares at the boy in her drama class
and wishes she had the guts
to recite a soliloquy to him.
she lives through the fictional people
whose lives she follows on netflix.

she’s not studying abroad this semester.
maybe next year, she tells herself.
and she’d love to drop out of college,
but she has to think of her future.

why seize today
when you can dream of
wait for
worry about
tomorrow?

An interesting thing, time is. You can waste hours of it on nothing at all, and spend minutes of it on something that really matters. It’s true you don’t realize what you’ve got ‘til it’s gone. Live your life…

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myvice-is-myvirtue:

CWO

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Truman Capote was reportedly unhappy with the decision to cast Audrey Hepburn as he’d been in favor of Marilyn Monroe (she was originally cast as Golightly, but her drama coach, Lee Strasberg, told her that playing a call-girl was not good for her image). Hepburn was very self-conscious of her performance while Capote was on set as she felt inadequate as the Holly he had envisioned.

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anarchei:

Contradictions In The Bible

A printable poster that graphically details all the contradictions in the religious texts of Christian and Jewish people. Download the full-size image or grab the PDF.

petbackwards:

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