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watercolors-and-beekeeping:

Weekend Update 11/18/78.

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"Writers are lucky. Whatever the mood, no matter the longing, the writer can use his words to connect himself to any world he wishes to visit."

— Alan Zweibel (via ilivetowriteandinspire)

me: avoids getting in the shower
me: avoids getting in the shower
me: avoids getting in the shower
me: avoids getting in the shower
me: gets in the shower
me: i have ARRIVED IN PARADISE AND I SHALL NEVER LEAVE
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starxapple:

the ships that i end up investing myself the most in are the ones where at first im like, “meh i guess i can see that” and then somewhere along the line my brain just fucking snaps and i cant control myself its like a demons possessed me and im going 900mph to hell

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+ smoaktrees:

this is the best one yet

smoaktrees:

this is the best one yet

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vvorldwideweb:

i hate when people think youre lying just because you laugh

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"We call this the world’s greatest club, the only problem is the price of admission: you can’t get in without cancer."

— Gilda Radner on The Wellness Community (LIFE magazine)

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love this one so much

geeksofdoom:

Remembering SNL original cast member Gilda Radner on the anniversary of her passing

sopranomonroe:

24 years ago today, the world lost one of it’s best commediennes and brightest stars. Gilda Susan Radner died on May 20, 1989 after losing her long battle with ovarian cancer. Gilda is one of the most famous women, if not one of the most famous people in general, to be on “Saturday Night Live.” Gilda, all of your fans, myself included, love you and miss you. Rest in peace.

sopranomonroe:

24 years ago today, the world lost one of it’s best commediennes and brightest stars. Gilda Susan Radner died on May 20, 1989 after losing her long battle with ovarian cancer. Gilda is one of the most famous women, if not one of the most famous people in general, to be on “Saturday Night Live.”

Gilda, all of your fans, myself included, love you and miss you. Rest in peace.

I’ll have my special angel, here to watch over me

I’ll have my special angel, here to watch over me