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jeongnyeon my beloved will forever hold a soft spot for goblin, and I don’t think there’s anyone who hates the red sleeve

ripper's delight, asian film files, vilibazmioo, internet archive, vk, bilibili my other elite employees

solo greece trip relaxing, good weather and good food, unexpected highlight was probably this hike i took

i'm less familiar with eva but yoko taro is batshit insane enough looking at the convolution that is the drakenier series and the themes there that i feel like it could work

gudas when I (and the non-american andnon-czech people of the world) catch you....

very strong hockey program and scouting for it too, judging how they got both cole harbour boys

ningx2, rei, youngseo soyeon, winter, and liz had a previous collab

@Reveluv as the game is gearing for tomorrow -- other alumni in team canada include sidney crosby and macklin celebrini; aerin frankel for the us women's team was a beast throughout the tourney too

the colours match too with what rei posted too

I think they just put it there to show that there's at least precedent makes more sense than wow thing which was... 7 years ago I feel so old now

potential collab? @My @Dive

Atwood’s The Edible Woman might also be enjoyable, with eerily similar themes and metaphors albeit in a 1970s (?) Torontonian way

no logo by naomi klein legitimately changed the way I view the world, it’s what barbarians at the gate are to many guys as their gateway to finance to me susan sontag on women, anne carson autobiography of red, priest taisui, and yes, barbarians at the gate are others

I was the one who moved 6h of time difference away (10h for a few others) so I feel you, I think we've only managed to meet up in person twice over the past few years and have only managed a group call a year

prefer the old symmetry but sm has some of the more interesting logo changes over eras exo and f(x) especially stand out in that regard, snsd has had some serious bangers too

finance, mostly a(n investment) banking focus

have seen some art depots in which fashion was stored but cool seeing a more thorough look into it all