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May 30

something about this song.. just good feels all around.

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May 27

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May 27
via.

via.

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May 18

i remembered to reblog your post.

freddysaid:

@nateleung remembered the name of the actor who portrays the main character in stomp the yard. Omg I’m so impressed.

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May 16
this made me laugh.

this made me laugh.

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May 15
fashionsociety: (via: fashionsociety)

fashionsociety:

(via: fashionsociety)

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May 14

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May 14
jalapen0-business: Don Ritchie, Angel of The Gap - who helped save 500 people from suicide - dies at 85 Mr Ritchie spent 50 years coaxing desperate people back from The Gap, the notorious cliff at Watsons Bay where hundreds have died or thought about taking their lives. He helped save 500 despairing souls - usually with little more than compassion, a warm smile and a hot cuppa. “Those who knew him knew he was a very strong person and a very capable person,” Mr Ritchie’s daughter Sue said today. Federal MP Malcolm Turnbull, whose electorate includes The Gap, added: “A true hero, one of our greatest Australians. RIP.” Born in Vaucluse in 1926, Mr Ritchie died peacefully at home on Old South Head Road, Watsons Bay yesterday. The former navy seaman turned life insurance salesman was never one to shout about his exploits. He helped because he could. Ms Ritchie said: “It was just something that he saw and that he had to do something about.” Read more: here

jalapen0-business:

Don Ritchie, Angel of The Gap - who helped save 500 people from suicide - dies at 85

Mr Ritchie spent 50 years coaxing desperate people back from The Gap, the notorious cliff at Watsons Bay where hundreds have died or thought about taking their lives.

He helped save 500 despairing souls - usually with little more than compassion, a warm smile and a hot cuppa.

“Those who knew him knew he was a very strong person and a very capable person,” Mr Ritchie’s daughter Sue said today.

Federal MP Malcolm Turnbull, whose electorate includes The Gap, added: “A true hero, one of our greatest Australians. RIP.”

Born in Vaucluse in 1926, Mr Ritchie died peacefully at home on Old South Head Road, Watsons Bay yesterday.

The former navy seaman turned life insurance salesman was never one to shout about his exploits.

He helped because he could.

Ms Ritchie said: “It was just something that he saw and that he had to do something about.”

Read more: here

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May 14

happy.

happy girls are attractive.

Posted 2 weeks ago

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May 13

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