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reedobandito
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Dude, that's one of my favorite books of all time! I love me a good dystopian. How was Remains? Worth the read?
PS: The movie for that book sort of sucked, no character development at all
Dude, that's one of my favorite books of all time! I love me a good dystopian. How was Remains? Worth the read?
PS: The movie for that book sort of sucked, no character development at all
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where the hell was I when I could trade nudes for clothes. Is this that dude in the skirt suit with the eye patch?
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I will take this sentence as an invitation for me to vent.
My USB card containing 15000 words of work to be handed in on monday has been stolen from the library when i went to the toilet. Stupid of me not to backup, i know, but really? a $10 usb drive?
I will take this sentence as an invitation for me to vent.
My USB card containing 15000 words of work to be handed in on monday has been stolen from the library when i went to the toilet. Stupid of me not to backup, i know, but really? a $10 usb drive?
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dfagdfsh
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i LOVE remains of the day. i think it's one of the best books written in the past 30 years. fantastic. so far never let me go is pretty similar. have you red atwood's dystopian novels - oryx and crake/the handmaiden's tale? i think they're ok. probably a good entry into a dying genre.
i LOVE remains of the day. i think it's one of the best books written in the past 30 years. fantastic. so far never let me go is pretty similar. have you red atwood's dystopian novels - oryx and crake/the handmaiden's tale? i think they're ok. probably a good entry into a dying genre.
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who steals a usb card?
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please tell me all this clarks and j crew bullshit is just trolling.... it's like going on a cooking forum and telling everyone hot pockets are the ideal food because they're easy and cheap and a step up from white castle
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Last couple of pages have been awful. So glad I was stubborn enough to never jump into the J.Crew/Clarks/APC hype. Guess I sort of did on the BoO stuff, but I got lots of enjoyment from my Band and while I don't see myself buying another anytime soon, hold no grudges
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Talk more about foucault. So, how 'bout dat Order of Clarks? I mean Things?
dfagdfsh
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im gonna go brush my teeth and sleep, but some real fashion thoughts:
1. stacking on jeans is overrated
2. i just bought a pair of 484 slim selvedge from j crew and i like them. tight as balls at first, but stretching out like paper -- but they're easy, they're lightweight and they're cheap.
3. i really appreciate when i trash the **** out of my clothing. i love worn in things. shorts where the dye is starting to fade, sweaters with holes. it's authentic and has value in an age of fast-fashion consumerism.
1. stacking on jeans is overrated
2. i just bought a pair of 484 slim selvedge from j crew and i like them. tight as balls at first, but stretching out like paper -- but they're easy, they're lightweight and they're cheap.
3. i really appreciate when i trash the **** out of my clothing. i love worn in things. shorts where the dye is starting to fade, sweaters with holes. it's authentic and has value in an age of fast-fashion consumerism.
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