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hades and gentlemen......... ✨Him✨

I want to die in Gaza. I'm not very interested in my life, but please don't let me see my sisters and brothers die in front of me. Please help us evacuate them from Gaza. There isn't much money left to evacuate them. Please donate and share the campaign..

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Donate to Save Maliha family: Urgent Evacuation Fund, organized by Dina Maliha

Hello, I am Nora Maliha from the devastated Gaza Strip. I am 24 years old, stud… Dina Maliha needs your support for Save Maliha family: Urge

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I just realzed- It's the middle of the night and no ones home-

I CAN SCREAM MY LUNGS OUT TO MY FAVORITE SONGS AND NO ONE CAN STOP ME-

Oh look, it's the bite of 87.

I HOPE YOU KNOW THIS MADE ME START LAUGHING WAY TOO LOUD AT LIKE FOUR IN THE MORNING-

father when can i leave to be on my owwwnnnnnnnn

I've looked up the Moriarty the Patriot tag so many times that it's started popping up whenever I try to just type tumblr in my searchbar-

I'm giving you all no choice- You WILL look at the boat cats in hammocks-

there are many benefits to being a Naval Salior

it used to be pretty common for there to be cats on boats. they'd take care of any rodents who would chew on ropes or wires and spread diseases. sailors were also superstitious and believed that having a cat aboard would bring good luck! this belief passed on to their wives, who kept cats - especially black ones who were believed to be extra lucky - at home in order to keep their husbands safe when at sea.

another popular superstition? that if a cat came aboard it was a sign of luck, but if it only boarded halfway and then left, it was a sign of bad luck.

most ship's cats are only found in modern times on private vessels, but they have roots going back to early history. one such example is the Vikings, who took cats with them on expeditions.

Sources: Ship's Cats, @Manglewood

Give in. Do it.

i just ate a crepe so delicious juicy and good im about to forgive french people