Omg This Is Sooo Good. I Didn't Know But Those Two... Damn They Are Something XD

Sometimes it blows my mind that there are people that don’t wear glasses/contacts. Like they can literally see with no aid. Like they wake up and just be out here seeing. What a wild concept.

Part 6

ft. Nyck, Lando, Charles and George

Rescuing aesthetics from my side blog

Happiest birthday to this sunray🧡

Omg this is sooo good. Can't stop smiling now xD

✨STAN MCLAREN 2021✨

Part 8

ft. Kevin, Lance, Daniel and Hulk

Part 10

Finally some more color aesthetics, featuring Kimi, Callum, Pierre and Daniel. Enjoy!

Some more with Mick, Max, Dany and Daniel (again upss)

Part 2

Rescuing aesthetics from my side blog

First time I saw the pics, I knew I had to make a collage. They are just gold and I love them together^^

Enough is enough! Stop online abuse and stop abuse in general!

Statement of Alpine:

Can people who call themselves fans stop with the toxic and hateful comments. It’s enough.

Just your behind a screen it doesn’t mean your anonymous and words can hurt a lot.

Enough is enough!

99 legal sites to download literature

The Classics

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