Now I want a Japanese clothes coloring book…
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as much as I don’t condone violence, their coy expressions and their GIANT KNIVES/GUNS are kind of awesome.
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I’m back on the blog with a post about the upcoming Korra soundtrack.
Mike has a great post about the storytelling aspect of Jeremy’s scores on his WordPress blog… I believe the young people say “after the jump,” or something. I say, “click that View Post thing.”
I FREAKING LOVE this artwork of Korra. She looks so badass.
Bride: Cora Harrington (that’s me!)
Photographer: Cheri Pearl
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I LOVE THIS! Perfect wedding hair, perfect!
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My life in one picutre.
Im getting really excited for this disney trip.
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sometimes if you vomit enough rainbow and explanation marks it does make a difference!!!!
Holy shit, it worked!
Inoue Orichira hmm a bit ironic.
Tiara in Disneyland part 3
Love these hats wish they were in Disnyworld too. Matching ones with host sister would be super cute!
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I really enjoyed this show when I was in high school.
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hmm.
Something about an image of a fictional white woman with an obvious white savior complex credited with words actually from a real-life Black woman (Nicki Minaj) who is often shat on by white women, especially after that aforementioned white woman just rode on the backs of 100s, perhaps 1000s, of Brown people while they called her “mother”, seems pretty fucked.
But maybe that’s just me.
I know! I love Game of Thrones and Daenerys (she is badass) but all these brown ppl she “saves” and the ending of the latest season where they call her mother, lift her up, surrounding her by the thousands, annoyed me. I’m waiting in glee for when everything turns to shit for her and she can’t control these newly “freed” cities. I’m hoping her whole savior complex is questioned then and her story becomes more interesting.
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wnyc:
(12-02-81) ©Jamie Livingston
Photographer Jamie Livingston took one polaroid photo each day for 18 years before his death in 1997. See more from his ‘Polaroid a Day’ project and find out more about the artist.
I would love to do a project like this. Ugh but it would be expensive as hell. I guess that’s why instagram is around.
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