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blushingslut:

I’m sorry, I couldn’t help myself. I had to.

Reblog if you’re horny and want dirty messages in your inbox

Always want messages :)

yes please

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14,850 notes | 3 weeks ago

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kimchiiandtea:

timereaper:

edenhain:

officialdogblog:

totallytransparent:

Semi Transparent Lips & Nails (changes colour with your blog background - drag it!)

OH YMG OSH THIS IS NOT WHAT I EXPECTED IT TO BE

This. Is bad ass.

Ohmygoodness, it looks so cool on my page!

anyone know that name of this color? i wanna get it for my wifey

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Lol my sex life

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lascivious-temptations:

Yes Sir.

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bumfinger:

Please do ;)

Please

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kchikurdi:

25 years ago: March 16, 1988 - a dark cloud raised over Halabja. So dark and toxic that you could hear the angels cry.
In the early hours of the evening, the city of Halabja in southern Kurdistan had been attacked by the Iraqi Ba’athist regime amidst the Iran-Iraq War. The Kurds were stuck in the middle of this war. Many Kurds fought for Iran but then Iran turned on them and an Iranian general ordered his men to “run down as many Kurds as you can with your tanks.”
In 1988, a man with the nickname of “Chemical Ali” thought up an evil plan: to ethnically cleanse all parts of Iraq from Shiites, Kurds, Assyrians, Christians, anyone who was not a Sunni Arab.
So this happened.
Large amounts of toxic nerve gas pummeled the small Kurdish city. A toxic component named ‘mustard gas’ was shelled out by the thousands. It was a dense gas, intricately thought out by Ali because Kurds usually hid out in their basements once fighting ensued so since this gas was dense and if many Kurds thought this was a normal bombardment, they would all run to their basements and suffocate to death.
Many children’s final words to adult survivors were “I smell apples. Why do I smell apples? Why am I burning?”
Never has the smell of apples been so cruel.
5,000 killed. 10,000 injured. With thousands dying in the years after the attack due to complications and cancer caused by the gas.
Never again.

Never Forget

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i am here for you

any car people around the DMV here?

2 notes | 2 months ago

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camdavidson:

A little over a week ago, I flew down to Tucson, Arizona to attend a Mary Virginia Swanson workshop on finding your audience. The workshop is oriented toward fine art photography and was quite amazing. She is a gifted teacher and I was extremely happy I attended. The workshop was full of professional shooters who knew what they were looking for and Swanee helped all of us along the path a wee bit.Whenever I travel to a workshop or on an assignment, my goal is to always set aside time to explore the landscape if the schedule permits.Tucson is known for its incredible light in the winter, plus there is a very fine helicopter pilot based there who I have flown with on several editorial and corporate assignments. Aerials were definitely going to be a part of this trip. I’ve been shooting a fair amount of medium format imagery the past year, mostly with my Alpa cameras and my trusty Leaf Aptus 75. I decided to take the Alpa TC with one lens: the excellent 47 mm Schneider XL along with the Aptus and my new Ken-Lab KS-4x4 gyroscope. I wanted to see if I could shoot with the Alpa in the air and if the new gyroscope prevented roll in the frame.I shot in Tucson on Sunday the 20th and Phoenix on the 21st. Fantastic light in both cities - crisp, clean and specular. I learned quite a bit from the experience. While the Linhof Multifinder is fantastic, there is a bit of a disconnect between what the camera reveals and the viewfinder shows. Just a wee bit of parallax that I will lock down before my next shoot. I am also hopeful that I can upgrade to the Credo 60 back which will give me a slightly wider angle of view with my Alpa lenses.Ah the lenses! So sharp, scary sharp, sharp corner to corner with very little light fall off that is easily corrected with the LCC tool in Capture One.

that is amazing