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Le temps est assassin.

There ain't no heaven.

And hell's a dog fight.
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Excuse my awful english. Anne Boleyn, Lucille Bluth and Leslie Knope are my heroes.
"Le temps est assassin" is from a french song, called Mistral Gagnant by Renaud. "Anna Bolina" is latin for Anne Boleyn.
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TV : Sons Of Anarchy, Parks and Recreation, Boardwalk Empire, Downton Abbey, Breaking Bad, Firefly, Justified, Game Of Thrones, The Tudors, Doctor Who, Friday Night Lights, The Black Donnellys, Arrested Development, The Borgias, Rome, Dead Like Me, Fringe, Misfits, Skins, Battlestar Galactica, The Fades, TSCC, The Office, Shameless, The Walking Dead, This Is England 86/88', Kings, Veep...

(House Stark; Anne Boleyn; Natalie Dormer is a goddess; Anne-Marie Duff is criminally underrated; Matt Smith is a genius; The Magdalene Sisters is my favourite movie; I have a thing for bikers and their old ladies; Never Let Me Go is the most heartbreaking thing to ever exists; actually no, Riley Dawson is; stories about fucked-up soldiers, robots with feelings and humanity's fall are my favourite thing)

I reblog quite a lot (meaning excessively).
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needlesnow:

Proud of French Swimmers! 

thebookpenguin: To us she appears inconsistent – religious yet aggressive, calculating yet emotional, with the light touch of the courtier yet the strong grip of the politician… A woman in her own right – taken on her own terms in a man’s world; a woman who mobilized her education, her style and her presence to outweigh the disadvantages of her sex; of only moderate good looks, but taking a court and a king by storm. Perhaps, in the end, it is Thomas Cromwell’s assessment that comes nearest: intelligence, spirit and courage. - Eric Ives, The Life and Death of Anne Boleyn

thebookpenguin:

To us she appears inconsistent – religious yet aggressive, calculating yet emotional, with the light touch of the courtier yet the strong grip of the politician… A woman in her own right – taken on her own terms in a man’s world; a woman who mobilized her education, her style and her presence to outweigh the disadvantages of her sex; of only moderate good looks, but taking a court and a king by storm. Perhaps, in the end, it is Thomas Cromwell’s assessment that comes nearest: intelligence, spirit and courage.

- Eric Ives, The Life and Death of Anne Boleyn