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from vulgar to divine

@kaitlinolsen-blog / kaitlinolsen-blog.tumblr.com

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previously laurasladewiggins
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tryin to show my lil sis a video of harvey keitel naked.. she's not havin it :(

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Anonymous asked:

You blog is perf:) are you from Columbia too?

oh thanks!! and no i’m not from columbia 

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Anonymous asked:

would you ever consider giving your laurasladewiggins url away?

nah probably not

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Firstly the shot is used to start [Ozymandias] in the flashback when Skyler is packing away the clown she sold.

The shot itself holds so much meaning because of the phone placed right next to the knives. It shows how much different Skyler is and how strong she’s become. Instead of calling for help (reaching for the phone) she reaches for a knife to defend herself and her family from the monster Walt has become.

Interestingly enough, the knife she grabs is the same knife Walt puts away in Season 2, Episode 1 “Seven Thirty-Seven”. [x]

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let’s start a “queer kids identifying with monsters and villains because we grew up watching queercoded bad guys in every show and movie” club

like this is a thing that i think a lot of queer people do without realising even before they know they’re queer. i think the formula is that if you ever loved a villain chances are you’re most likely not straight. bc when i try to explain the love of villains to straight people they dont fully get it

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L I V E   F O R E V E R: a dream fancast for The Secret History

ARDEN CHO as Richard Papen
ASHLEY BENSON as Bunny Corcoran
CAREY MULLIGAN as Camilla Macaulay
BRIE LARSON as Charles Macaulay
KRISTEN STEWART as Henry Winter
JANE LEVY as Francis Abernathy
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