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falloutboyforever · 7 months

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5.7.06

#joe trohman #fall out boy #2006 #*#joe #cork tree #fav jt #blood /

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omgwhatdafish · 22 days

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me when fall out boy played the music or the misery (i wasn’t there)

#fall out boy #the music or the misery #:0 #fob #2ourdust #fob smfs #from under the cork tree #cork tree #music #silly #so much for stardust #so much for (tour) dust

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blvd-sys · 2 months

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Sophomore Slump or Comeback of The Year // The Kintsugi Kid (Ten Years)

#gestures vaguely #Is this Anything #fall out boy #fob #from under the cork tree #futct #so much (for) stardust #sm(f)s #cork tree

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rockstarbaby · 1 year

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#oh..#patrick stump #2005 #orioles #vinyl nerd #cork tree #fav #50 #100

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heaveninawildflower · 1 year

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Cork tree, Whau (Entelea arborescens) by Sarah Featon (New Zealand, 1848–1927).

Wikimedia.

#botanical illustration #botany #Sarah Featon #cork tree #New Zealand botany

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muttball · 1 year

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Cork Oak Tree

The Cork Oak Tree is found in the Mediterranean (Spain and Portugal.) Laws dictate that a tree must grow for 25-34 years before the first harvest. This is done by a person called an extractor and it is done in a special way to make sure the tree can continue to grow and produce more cork. (photo by Muttball)

#corkmaker #cork tree #cork forest #visit portugal #travel photography #muttball #oak tree

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heartbreakfeelsogood · 2 years

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it's true, romance is dead! i shot it in the chest, then in the head...

the music or the misery // fall out boy

#fob #fall out boy edit #fob edit #from under the cork tree #futct #cork tree #the music or the misery #my edits #lyrics #fobedit

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nighttimeneon · 2 months

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glowing neon in the night-time

#grave #cork tree #infinity #folie #srar #abap #mania #stardust

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aquitainequeen · 1 year

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During Portugal’s most lethal wildfire to date, Antonio Zuzarte’s rural village was surrounded by an inferno of burning eucalyptus plantations. Five years on, he and his neighbours have regenerated their local landscape – and protected their area from future blazes

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literaturha · 2 years

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