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Gswag

@vive-la-teen-titans

Dark places are better than happy places so welcome to my dark place
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a-whoa-oh

Welcome to San Francisco

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riodoesntknow

There are some hills where you put your hand out and you touch the sidewalk. I’ve literally crawled up a hill because it was so steep.

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manycoloredeyes

How in the world did they manage to park their cars in that manner on a freaking steep hill???

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asugarplumfairy

with frequently replaced brake pads

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svrvivalstudios

climbbed up a hill though?

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oamisoa-deactivated20160323

I hate how sexualised young girls are in anime it bothers me so much like just because it’s animation doesn’t excuse how pedophilic it is

when u see the name of your state on your dash and you’re like

I LIVE THERE

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slayer-sass

every single time i see this someone has tagged it as ohio and i’m getting the feeling that every single american on here is from ohio

So I just found out that Laverne Cox has an identical twin brother, who played pre-transition Sophia in OITNB. I was wondering how they found someone that looked just like her to play the role! Super cool.

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steppauseturnpausepivotstepstep

they were discussing Sophia’s back story and she told them “ya know, i have a twin brother.” they asked him to do it and he said yes! :D

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adventuresofcesium

fun fact Jenji Kohan told Laverne Cox that they were going to hire somebody to play her pre-transition because they didn’t want to traumatize her or trigger dysphoria by having her pretend to be a man and she was like “no no, I can do this, I’m an actress” but the creators of the show insisted on using her twin brother instead 

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theblacklittlemermaid

Wonderful

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laurasneckbite

Another fun fact: They actually let Laverne do the take as pre-transition Sophia but the creators told her that she was too feminine to play a man.

Another fun fact: her twin brother, M. Lamar, is a brilliant, intellectual, queer, black musician and performer and everyone should check out his work.