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im four beers deep and i need everyone to understand that wikipedia is the last good thing. millions of strangers agreed to write down everything for free and then argue about citations forever. no ads. no paywall. this should not exist and it does and i'm crying about it
watched this movie for the first time as a 14 year old and straight up started bawling when this scene came on. it still makes me cry sometimes
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Not only was he a great actor he was a progressive activist who supported LGBTQ rights, universal healthcare, destigmatizing mental health issues, and was fiercely opposed to nationalism. He truly lived the ideals of Star Trek.
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Replying to @SirPatStew
One of the many gifts of Sir Patrick Stewart is this beautiful scene that will always bring me to tears I'll be honest, I did not ever really consider a world without Patrick Stewart. Just an incredible actor and presence and also just so funny. Love him on American Dad
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You can just be like Tintin. You can just call yourself a journalist and see who believes you. You can just get on the boat. You can just go to Tibet. You can just never age. You can just be from nowhere in particular and go everywhere in general. You can just bring the dog. You can just be like Tintin.
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first date: we do bar trivia together :)
second date: nyt crossword
third date: all souls exam
fourth date: gaokao
fifth date: eight-legged essay portion of the ming dynasty imperial civil service examination
Almost everyone in their late 20s and 30s is having a quarter-life crisis because the previous generation wrecked the economy, priced us out of adulthood, and now treats us like failures for not owning a house or car that once cost a few years’ wages, not a lifetime of debt.




























