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perma-scowl: despite all my rage, i am still not of legal age
Jun 17, 2013 / 667 notas

perma-scowl:

despite all my rage, i am still not of legal age

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Jun 17, 2013 / 22 392 notas

johnathanegbert:

i found the video

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assassination-for-beginners: I love the way Kaneoya Sachiko draws men. She flips the gender roles: men are the “softer sex” in her work; they’re always being taken advantage of by (literally) animalistic women. They’re physically smaller than the women, less muscular, easily subdued by the women. The men in her work are simply sex objects for the women to (sometimes literally) devour. The men are the damsels in distress in her work.  Check out her full gallery here assassination-for-beginners: I love the way Kaneoya Sachiko draws men. She flips the gender roles: men are the “softer sex” in her work; they’re always being taken advantage of by (literally) animalistic women. They’re physically smaller than the women, less muscular, easily subdued by the women. The men in her work are simply sex objects for the women to (sometimes literally) devour. The men are the damsels in distress in her work.  Check out her full gallery here assassination-for-beginners: I love the way Kaneoya Sachiko draws men. She flips the gender roles: men are the “softer sex” in her work; they’re always being taken advantage of by (literally) animalistic women. They’re physically smaller than the women, less muscular, easily subdued by the women. The men in her work are simply sex objects for the women to (sometimes literally) devour. The men are the damsels in distress in her work.  Check out her full gallery here assassination-for-beginners: I love the way Kaneoya Sachiko draws men. She flips the gender roles: men are the “softer sex” in her work; they’re always being taken advantage of by (literally) animalistic women. They’re physically smaller than the women, less muscular, easily subdued by the women. The men in her work are simply sex objects for the women to (sometimes literally) devour. The men are the damsels in distress in her work.  Check out her full gallery here assassination-for-beginners: I love the way Kaneoya Sachiko draws men. She flips the gender roles: men are the “softer sex” in her work; they’re always being taken advantage of by (literally) animalistic women. They’re physically smaller than the women, less muscular, easily subdued by the women. The men in her work are simply sex objects for the women to (sometimes literally) devour. The men are the damsels in distress in her work.  Check out her full gallery here assassination-for-beginners: I love the way Kaneoya Sachiko draws men. She flips the gender roles: men are the “softer sex” in her work; they’re always being taken advantage of by (literally) animalistic women. They’re physically smaller than the women, less muscular, easily subdued by the women. The men in her work are simply sex objects for the women to (sometimes literally) devour. The men are the damsels in distress in her work.  Check out her full gallery here assassination-for-beginners: I love the way Kaneoya Sachiko draws men. She flips the gender roles: men are the “softer sex” in her work; they’re always being taken advantage of by (literally) animalistic women. They’re physically smaller than the women, less muscular, easily subdued by the women. The men in her work are simply sex objects for the women to (sometimes literally) devour. The men are the damsels in distress in her work.  Check out her full gallery here assassination-for-beginners: I love the way Kaneoya Sachiko draws men. She flips the gender roles: men are the “softer sex” in her work; they’re always being taken advantage of by (literally) animalistic women. They’re physically smaller than the women, less muscular, easily subdued by the women. The men in her work are simply sex objects for the women to (sometimes literally) devour. The men are the damsels in distress in her work.  Check out her full gallery here assassination-for-beginners: I love the way Kaneoya Sachiko draws men. She flips the gender roles: men are the “softer sex” in her work; they’re always being taken advantage of by (literally) animalistic women. They’re physically smaller than the women, less muscular, easily subdued by the women. The men in her work are simply sex objects for the women to (sometimes literally) devour. The men are the damsels in distress in her work.  Check out her full gallery here assassination-for-beginners: I love the way Kaneoya Sachiko draws men. She flips the gender roles: men are the “softer sex” in her work; they’re always being taken advantage of by (literally) animalistic women. They’re physically smaller than the women, less muscular, easily subdued by the women. The men in her work are simply sex objects for the women to (sometimes literally) devour. The men are the damsels in distress in her work.  Check out her full gallery here
Jun 17, 2013 / 5 392 notas

assassination-for-beginners:

I love the way Kaneoya Sachiko draws men. She flips the gender roles: men are the “softer sex” in her work; they’re always being taken advantage of by (literally) animalistic women. They’re physically smaller than the women, less muscular, easily subdued by the women. The men in her work are simply sex objects for the women to (sometimes literally) devour. The men are the damsels in distress in her work. 

Check out her full gallery here

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Jun 17, 2013 / 1 632 notas

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Jun 17, 2013 / 7 notas

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carmidoll: Trevor Brown
Jun 17, 2013 / 25 notas

carmidoll:

Trevor Brown

sufjanism: The Five Types of Tea 
Jun 17, 2013 / 11 779 notas

sufjanism:

The Five Types of Tea 

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Jun 17, 2013 / 12 notas
mrandmrseventwofive: Ivana Karbanová —From Mrs. mrandmrseventwofive: Ivana Karbanová —From Mrs. mrandmrseventwofive: Ivana Karbanová —From Mrs. mrandmrseventwofive: Ivana Karbanová —From Mrs. mrandmrseventwofive: Ivana Karbanová —From Mrs.
Jun 17, 2013 / 670 notas

mrandmrseventwofive:

Ivana Karbanová

—From Mrs.

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He did not usually lie in bed and read his textbooks; that sort of behaviour, as Ron rightly said, was indecent in anybody except Hermione. He did not usually lie in bed and read his textbooks; that sort of behaviour, as Ron rightly said, was indecent in anybody except Hermione. He did not usually lie in bed and read his textbooks; that sort of behaviour, as Ron rightly said, was indecent in anybody except Hermione. He did not usually lie in bed and read his textbooks; that sort of behaviour, as Ron rightly said, was indecent in anybody except Hermione. He did not usually lie in bed and read his textbooks; that sort of behaviour, as Ron rightly said, was indecent in anybody except Hermione. He did not usually lie in bed and read his textbooks; that sort of behaviour, as Ron rightly said, was indecent in anybody except Hermione.
Jun 17, 2013 / 3 777 notas

He did not usually lie in bed and read his textbooks; that sort of behaviour, as Ron rightly said, was indecent in anybody except Hermione.

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Jun 17, 2013 / 32 075 notas

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Jun 17, 2013 / 109 notas

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sanriopalace: eopseoyo: rune-midgarts: ghostdude: are you seeing this photo on the official instagram of dylan sprouse  all mah babiesss ahahaha and it’s back! OMG this pic is everywhere!!!
Jun 17, 2013 / 9 750 notas

sanriopalace:

eopseoyo:

rune-midgarts:

ghostdude:

are you seeing this photo on the official instagram of dylan sprouse 

all mah babiesss

ahahaha and it’s back!

OMG this pic is everywhere!!!

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bepeu: it’s 7:40am and i camt stop laughing abt carrot
Jun 16, 2013 / 16 849 notas

bepeu:

it’s 7:40am and i camt stop laughing abt carrot

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Jun 16, 2013 / 2 734 notas

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