We first saw Loungefly back when I went to Celebration and made a post about how geek culture is changing to include more than just figures and unisex t-shirts. They had some cute merchandise but nothing that I really fell in love with. However, I might have a problem with these purses because they are making me want to buy every single one of them. I'm not usually a purse person, I carry a laptop so I stick to messenger bags and backpacks, but I want to buy the crap out of every single one of these purses. I want put on all of my nerd dresses that I've bought over the years, a pair of killer heels, put one of these on my arm, and go stomp the patriarchy.
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28 Years Later: The Bone Temple might not bring back the fans who disliked the first return to this world, but it continued to unflinchingly explore how humanity would adapt and evolve if it were simply left to fend for itself.
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