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Cats discover physics.
Cats try to determine what is happening.
Cats get stuck in physics.
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My beautiful daughter Jess, 16 years old on the 26th of March is missing. She left for school this morning, didn’t arrive and hasn’t been seen or heard of since. She hasn’t any money and her phone is off. She’s been down recently and we’re worried to death. The police are now looking for her but we just want her home. Please ask any one if they’ve seen or heard from her. Please, please, please share this.
-My friend Jess’s Mother
PLEASE SHARE
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hermione granger + pink - anonymous
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If it’s Sunday, you must reblog.
‘Tis Potterhead law.Reblogging every Sunday to honor Richard Griffiths
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MISHA
Reblog this and your URL will be added in a letter to Misha.
I’m meeting Misha on a Con this year, and I’m going to write down the URL of every single blog reblogging this.
YOU MUST BE PART OF THE MISHAPOCALYPSE!!
I’ll hand it to him, bow and say: THIS IS YOUR ARMY.
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“They say that the human hand is the hardest thing to draw. While it may very well be true, it’s the eyes that draw my attention the most. Ukrainian artist Pavel Guzenko manages to capture the glimmering gaze of the human eye with his impressionist technique. Each shimmering orb depicts a remarkable reflective surface, truly capturing the sparkle in one’s eye. Guzenko, who lives and works in Kiev, began his artistic career as a designer but has pursued his professional path in painting since 2006. The oil painter has a rich color palette that is evident in the body of his work that goes beyond the confines of the human eye. Each painting employs the talented artist’s quick brushstrokes that aren’t concerned so much with fine detailing as capturing the dynamic essence of the image.”
