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Darna (or Pauliina, if you must). 25. Finnish. INFJ/INTP.

 Raised by wolves and born on Halloween. Occasional librarian. Once and future bookstore clerk. Part-time museum guide. Lifelong student.

Ardent lover of: art, books, classic rock, comics, dancing, filmscores, history, Ireland, languages, larp, movies, music in general, mythology, nature, paranormal phenomena, period dramas, philosophy, poetry, psychology, tea, traveling.

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TV:

Currently airing shows: Being Human (original, duh), The Borgias, Doctor Who, Downton Abbey, Game of Thrones, True Blood, The Vampire Diaries.

Shows no longer airing: Alias, Angel, Band of Brothers, BtVS, Farscape, Legend of the Seeker, Life on Mars (again, the original), Veronica Mars, The X-Files.

Films: Before Sunrise & Before Sunset, The Book of Eli, The Boondock Saints, Dogma, From Hell, House of Flying Daggers, The Illusionist, The Lord of the Rings trilogy, Love Actually, Once, Pirates of the Caribbean (1&2), Pride & Prejudice, Queen of the Damned, Sleepy Hollow, Sucker Punch, The Wind That Shakes the Barley, X-Men....

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alegriacontinua: theeconomist: Daily chart: how long do countries have until their populations disappear? Fertility rates are falling in many nations. If present trends continue unbroken, the populations of Japan, Germany, Russia, Italy and Spain will not survive the next millennium. Hmmmm I’d love to know where Ireland is on this graph. Finns are still having way too many babies, it seems. :p

alegriacontinua:

theeconomist:

Daily chart: how long do countries have until their populations disappear? Fertility rates are falling in many nations. If present trends continue unbroken, the populations of Japan, Germany, Russia, Italy and Spain will not survive the next millennium.

Hmmmm I’d love to know where Ireland is on this graph.

Finns are still having way too many babies, it seems. :p

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    CHILDREN OF MEN IS HAPPENING…..
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    Can people make up their minds. National Geographic is making this huge big deal about the global population reaching 7...
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    Finns are still having way too many babies, it seems. :p
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    Hmmmm I’d love to know where Ireland is on this graph.
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    Umm wow this is scary
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