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Cairo, Egypt via Batistini 2,5 million views
Loose: opposite of tight
Lose: opposite of win
Your: something that you yourself possess
You’re: a contraction of ‘you are’
Their: a possession of a two or more people
They’re: a contraction of ‘they are’
There: used to describe where something is
Accept: when…
Except “affect” and “effect” are trickier than they first appear!
- When you “affect” or influence/change something (verb), the result is an “effect” (noun).
- Doing something just for looks is also called doing it for “effect” (noun).
- When you achieve or accomplish something, you “effect” it (verb).
- If you pretend or assume a certain emotion, you “affect” it (verb).
- A feeling or emotion itself is also known as an “affect” (noun).
- And to cap it all off, personal property in known in the plural as “effects” (noun)!
Moonrise at Temple of Poseidon
A last quarter moonrise as seen from the temple of Poseidon at Sounion, Greece.
Wowwww
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#it’s like sam’s saying: #i’m being extremely clever here#and you two are too busy stripping each others clothes off with your eyes #what’s the point in me even being here? #and dean’s like: #mmm yeah check out this angel #would i do him? #would i? #oh i totally would #and cas is like: #…….#destiel
dying of laughter
dying
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amazing.London’s first coffee house that opened between 1650 and 1652.
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