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Balahn - 'I'm surrounded by weirdoes.'
Aloy - 'If I mock him, maybe he won't propose to me again.'
"Am I doing it right?"
Aratak - "This is who you want to lead the werak??"
Are you okay, sir?
My Aloy being a menace to people.
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Twelve Months in a Row
Twelve months in a row, Use them well and let them go; Welcome them without a fear, Let them go without a tear— Twelve months in a year; Greet the passing miracle, Spring and summer beautiful, Autumn, winter, gliding on, Glorious seasons quickly gone— God's treasures in a row, Take them, love them, let them go! by Annette Wynne
genuinely the growth walid goes through is wild. boyfailure to fucking MANfailure.
I havent completely lost hope but its looking very bleak
I would still love him as a player, he's done so much good in his career that can never be forgotten but still. There isnt a better way to phrase this but i will lose quite a bit if respect for him if this happens.
Walid | Pablo Escudero | Metal Magazine
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UNCLE FRANK
IMDB Summary:
In 1973, when Frank Bledsoe and his 18-year-old niece Beth take a road trip from Manhattan to Creekville, South Carolina, for the family patriarch's funeral, they're unexpectedly joined by Frank's lover, Walid.
Nonsensical Thoughts:
Gorgeously yee-haw, written and acted beautifully. As a Queer Northern-er raised by/around Southern-ers. I felt this. Sophia is wonderfully genuine in her role and Paul has great comedic timing. The relationships had real depth and were not the butt of the joke.
Uncle Frank was felt raw yet hopeful, and so freshly written.
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