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how old is maisie williams

and don’t tell me she’s 16 i doN’T BELIEVE YOU


this is like 100000x weirder than dr

i kind of love it


sleiin:


I’m bleeding outSo if the last thing that I doIs to bring you downI’ll bleed out for you

cant believe i havent drawn doomed!dave yet considering how much i like drawing bloody characters

sleiin:

I’m bleeding out
So if the last thing that I do
Is to bring you down
I’ll bleed out for you

cant believe i havent drawn doomed!dave yet considering how much i like drawing bloody characters


fUCK

I THOUGHT FAT TOGAMI WAS A FAN EDIT

I’M CRyiGN


starting sdr2

god help me




madam-b:

I’m more than happy to pay my respects to Hannibal NBC show by this street art. THIS IS MY DESIGN :)

*from Russia with love =*


thedailywhat:

Meanwhile in the Gaza Strip: A Delivery Company Smuggles KFC from Egypt via Underground Tunnels
A courier business based in Gaza is apparently offering an ambitious service to deliver smuggled orders of Kentucky Friend Chicken from Egypt via underground tunnels. According to the company’s ads on Facebook, Gazans can get a taste of the “finger-lickin good” stuff for 100 shekels ($30 USD, triple the usual price) within 3 hours of placing the order. Fried chicken is only the latest addition to a long list of supplies and products that are being transported through the network of tunnels, which serves as a vital lifeline between Egypt and the Hamas-controlled region that is currently under an Israeli blockade.

thedailywhat:

Meanwhile in the Gaza Strip: A Delivery Company Smuggles KFC from Egypt via Underground Tunnels

A courier business based in Gaza is apparently offering an ambitious service to deliver smuggled orders of Kentucky Friend Chicken from Egypt via underground tunnels. According to the company’s ads on Facebook, Gazans can get a taste of the “finger-lickin good” stuff for 100 shekels ($30 USD, triple the usual price) within 3 hours of placing the order. Fried chicken is only the latest addition to a long list of supplies and products that are being transported through the network of tunnels, which serves as a vital lifeline between Egypt and the Hamas-controlled region that is currently under an Israeli blockade.