Meanwhile, in Georgia
I just remembered a moment when my friends and I were talking about Disney songs, and I said that my favorite song is Arabian Nights.
Still my favorite.
I FUCKING KNEW I FUCKING KNEW IT
THE FUCKING WOMAN
YOSHINO TAKAMORI WHO FUCKING PLAYS CARLA JEAGER ALSO KNOWN AS EREN’S MOTHER
PLAYS TRISHA ELRIC IN FUCKING FULLMETAL ALCHEMIST
I AM SO DONE RIGHT NOW
Also both Eren and Edward have a unique power that sets them apart from their peers and both lose an arm and a leg not to mention they both have equally strong women who are childhood friends looking after them.
Also both their mothers died when they were kids, and both were abandoned by their fathers for an unknown reason.
Planet Travel Posters Sets Mars & Venus by Ron Guyatt
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Space tourism is still a long ways off, but it’s not hard to imagine that someday, tourists will visit the natural geological landmarks of other worlds much like they tour the Grand Canyon, Mount Everest or Ayers Rock. Each of these great tourist destinations needs a classic retro travel poster to entice visitors. Until the day people settle off world and make their own destinations many of these may be the places that people will want to travel too. I hope that these posters can inspire people to think beyond our world to the limitless possibilities of the Universe.
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I want to go to there. And there. And there.
I propose we add the Geysers of Enceladus and the Great Crater of Mimas to the itinerary.
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Microsoft Removes Used Game, Internet Policies From Xbox One
Microsoft announced today that many of the policies that drew up outrage among the gaming community would be removed from the Xbox One.
Among the removed features include: restrictions on used games, required internet connectivity, and region-locking.
The Xbox One will still require an internet connection on its initial set-up, but allegedly will act similarly to the Xbox 360 for its other functions. This means that after installation, disc-based games will need to have the disc in the system to play, and you will be able to bring your disc over to a friend’s house to play games.
Ironically enough, Don Mattrick made the announcement today; the same Microsoft executive who said before E3 that users who wanted an offline experience could stick to the Xbox 360.
Is this enough to win back the audience that has been alienated during the past few weeks, or has the damage already been done?
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Map of the inside of the giant status of Genghis Khan on the bank of the Tuul river near Ulaanbaatar. Visitors can walk around on top of the horse’s head, and there is a museum inside the base.
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Here’s some tips, of course nothing professional, but things I’ve learned myself.
Hope it helps some of you guys. ovo
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I live in an island, so yesterday we had a really bad mist (like silent hill style) around the city ‘cause of the ocean and things like that. So what happened to show up inside of the mist? THIS DUDE! THIS DUDE SHOWED UP FROM NOWHERE WEARING THIS SILENT HILL PYRAMID HEAD COSPLAY AND JUST STOOD THERE! IN THE FUCKING MIDDLE OF THE STREET! FUCK! I ALMOST DIED WHEN I SAW THAT! To make it worst it was 2AM!
Chelsea
Havent these guys seen sleeping beauty
And people obviously don’t know how powerful fae can be LOL
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Microsoft Removes Used Game, Internet Policies From Xbox One
Microsoft announced today that many of the policies that drew up outrage among the gaming community would be removed from the Xbox One.
Among the removed features include: restrictions on used games, required internet connectivity, and region-locking.
The Xbox One will still require an internet connection on its initial set-up, but allegedly will act similarly to the Xbox 360 for its other functions. This means that after installation, disc-based games will need to have the disc in the system to play, and you will be able to bring your disc over to a friend’s house to play games.
Ironically enough, Don Mattrick made the announcement today; the same Microsoft executive who said before E3 that users who wanted an offline experience could stick to the Xbox 360.
Is this enough to win back the audience that has been alienated during the past few weeks, or has the damage already been done?
[Source]](http://25.media.tumblr.com/030ff04d496b524cc56ae0ad16e41e4e/tumblr_monx95c0vs1qd6q29o1_1280.jpg)

