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salvagedgarden:

what I wore: 100% thrifted

* black and white stripe chiffon blouse: Value Village: $2

* Calvin Klein Jeans: Goodwill: $4.95

*Nine West boots: St. Vincent de Paul: $1.00

* Grey Armor bag: Last Chance

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funniest-out:

dez15:

tricoloredcake:

I still do this xD

im not the only one!

~funniest out~

funniest-out:

dez15:

tricoloredcake:

I still do this xD

im not the only one!

~funniest out~

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Madeleine
dude what if i friend him
and then i write on his wall
“how do u feel about friends”

Hilly
lol

Hilly
he prob wont kno u r talking abotu the tv show

Madeleine
o ya tru

Hilly
hell probably just think ur asking him his opinion on actual friends
but sure go ahead
try it out
see what happens

Madeleine
ok
ya
what if hes like
“omg LUV THAT SHOW! LUV RACHEL AND THE GANG!”
wut if he says that

Hilly
i will give u a dollar

Madeleine
k deal

lol facebook
yearslater:

home envy (via Design*Sponge)

yearslater:

home envy (via Design*Sponge)

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sadsister:

tamburina:

In January 1981, a young American photographer called Francesca Woodman committed suicide by jumping off a building in lower Manhattan. Within five years of her death, Woodman was hailed as something virtually unheard of within the male-dominated world of photography: a female prodigy who had left behind an improbably mature body of work, consisting of more than 800 pictures. Since then, her beguiling black-and-white photographs, frequently featuring her naked body, have been steadily assimilated into the canon of Western photography. Sometimes described as the last great Modernist photographer, working within a tradition begun by important Surrealists such as Man Ray, Hans Bellmer and Claude Cahun, she is now universally recognised as a unique talent.
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sadsister:

tamburina:

In January 1981, a young American photographer called Francesca Woodman committed suicide by jumping off a building in lower Manhattan. Within five years of her death, Woodman was hailed as something virtually unheard of within the male-dominated world of photography: a female prodigy who had left behind an improbably mature body of work, consisting of more than 800 pictures.
 
Since then, her beguiling black-and-white photographs, frequently featuring her naked body, have been steadily assimilated into the canon of Western photography. Sometimes described as the last great Modernist photographer, working within a tradition begun by important Surrealists such as Man Ray, Hans Bellmer and Claude Cahun, she is now universally recognised as a unique talent.

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call my dick curiosity cuz it killed the cat

and satisfaction brought it back

(Reblogged from girl-farts)

DEAL WITH IT

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