Why Is Lucy A Slut

why is Lucy a slut

WHY IS LUCY A SLUT

Why is Lucy a slut

Why is Lucy a slut

Why is Lucy a slut

I have to watch the first 30 minutes of Bram Stoker’s Dracula for a film class and JIMINY CHRISTMAS THIS IS SO PAINFUL ALREADY

ITS NOT EVEN PRETENDING, IS IT? WHAT IS THIS? WHAT THE FUCK IS THIS? I haven’t even seen the title what is this

Nosferatu and Dracula worked in offices right next to each other. They were in a competition to see who was the superior vampire.Dracula’s assistant was renfield but nosferatu’s was goro akechi, who thought vampires were the coolest thing since pancakes. He was playing double agent and was hanging out with vanhellsing and the rest of the crew who were hunting vampires and I was there and knew everything that was going on but didn’t bother telling anyone. Then I was at lunch at school and one of my friends was playing the mobile app version of until dawn and she accidentally let someone get killed by gayer nathen Prescott who had an all out attack like in persona. But my brother said it didn’t matter because she was a shit character anyway and it was okay if she died. Then my brother and I were trying to ditch the wendigo and we had to throw away the mustard because if we didn’t it would use the mustard scent to follow us. We made it back to our old house that we lived in 4 years ago and then our mom came back from work and we asked her how her day was and she said she needed help with something and I realized it was time to wake up so I did.

I legit forgot that cable is a marvel character and thought that this post was about cable television workers liking Deadpool

Cable is 100% a deadpool apologist like people keep telling him that deadpool has killed a ridiculous amount of people incredibly violently and he’s just like “yeah? what’s your point?”

@ the the FBI agent watching my search history :

Pay no mind to raw meat/ butcher shop/ human anatomy it’s for an art project I swear.

I asked myself for a moment why they didn’t have belly buttons, then I remembered that f I s h a r e n ‘ t m a m m l e s

Peter Pan (1953)