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Hunters Guide
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Hunters always great and the other more..
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Hiroshi Kamiya
GOD
BLESS
THIS
MAN’S
VOICE
praise
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REMY’S SNK GIVEAWAY
-The Prizes-
1st:
Eren Jaeger cosplay
Hoodie
2nd:
Rivaille figure
Hoodie
3rd:
Group keychain figures
Hoodie
-The Rules-
Must be following me (i will check— my url is subject to change keep an eye on the url that shows up above this text)
Reblog as much as you want; likes don’t count
Giveaway/sideblogs are not allowed (i will check)
Ask must be open and you must respond within 24 hrs otherwise i will pick a new winner
The giveaway ends June 30th
Good luck!
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I love this face...
so scary..
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Girl, the wight called girl..
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edit per episode: psycho pass
↳ episode 3: shirtless kougami (ღ˘⌣˘ღ)
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You are in love with that gungi girl..
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ya, this is the real Bisky..
oh man
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" Gon, Kau ini Cahaya.. Kerena terkadang terlalu terang. Aku harus berpaling.."
Killua to Gon
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a good hunter is the one who animal's love..
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it was sad for me..
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Malfoy is derived from the French “mal foi”, meaning “badly faith” or “unfaithful”. In law, “bad faith” refers to a case in which a malicious motive on the part of a party in a lawsuit undermines their case. This would be relevant to the general cruel natures displayed by Lucius and Draco as well as Narcissa. In existentialism, “bad faith” is a philosophical concept in which people blame their own failures on external factors, thus denying responsibility for their actions. Also, this most likely refers to the Malfoys’ tendency to switch their loyalties to avoid danger or punishment, rather than steadfastly supporting their presented views.
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