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SO WHAT IF YOU CAN SEE 🎸🎸🎸🎸🎸🔥🔥🔥🔥💥💥💥💥💥THE DARKEST SIDE OF ME🩸🩸🩸🐺🐺🩸🐺🐺🩸🩸🩸🩸🩸🩸🩸🩸🐺🩸NO ONE WILL EVER CHANGE THIS ANIMAL I HAVE BECOME🎸🎸🎸🎸🎸🎸🎸💥🎸💥🎸💥🎸💥🎸💥🎸💥🎸💥💥🎸💥HELP ME BELIEVE 🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏ITS NOT THE REAL ME🐺🐺🐺🐺🐺🐺🐺🐺🐺🐺🐺SOMEBODY HELP ME TAME THIS ANIMAL I HAVE BECOME🥩🐺🩸🥩🐺🩸🩸🐺🩸🩸🥩🐺🩸🩸🐺🩸🐺🩸🩸🩸🩸🐺
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Anonymous asked:
i need more of sophia the victorian ghost
Thank you
Sophia posts happen when I read something and I'm like "if you told a Victorian this, they'd think you were absolutely losing your mind"
with Jo-Ann closing, it was Some Places Just Will Not Have Anywhere To Buy Fabric In Person. do you even know how isolated you would have had to be to make that happen in 19th-century New England? there were very few places, even then, that would have had that situation in this region. it just wouldn't have happened. how else would you get material for the tailor or dressmaker of your choice and economic bracket to make your clothes? they don't keep stock themselves usually, you know!
obviously our clothes aren't generally made custom for us anymore, so the need for fabric stores has shifted (though obviously not disappeared entirely- there are probably more home clothing-producers now than there were for most of the 19th century, believe it or not; most adults had their clothing made professionally back then). however the sheer number of clothing-related things you simply cannot buy in person anymore, in most of the US- or the lack of variety when you can -may not fully land for a lot of modern people, and I find that really sad.
the variety and number of different wardrobe goods that have historically been available in a city like Boston, where I live, was huge for centuries. and now it's like...here are some big-box stores and a few boutiques that also sell low-quality plastic crap (but it costs more!!!). have fun. you cannot buy shoelaces with metal aglets anywhere in the city and there is like one (1) hosiery store still in business if you don't want to pick from fifty shades of polyester socks at Marshall's. godspeed if you need a mechanical watch or clock repaired. good luck with fabrics that aren't plastic and/or the floppiest loosest jersey knit available, in a city that once had entire shops for just woolens specifically
this is part of why history education is so important: we have to know what's possible so we realize what corporations are taking from us. or else we'll just continue thinking this is normal, when we could be combining modern and historical knowledge to improve the future
This is why accessibilityis so important.
To everyone saying they recognize the program this was made in and thinks this was an architectural software — NO IT WASN’T. This is a player wearing an orca avatar in an MMO at a public humiliation/exposure fetish place and as soon as the orca entered that place he found it was a bunch of real life photographs of old guys bending over and exposing their assholes. After staring at a certain German guy’s picture for too long the guy in the picture noticed this (he was zoomed in) and messaged the orca some shit like “does Sir like what he sees?” “the slave thanks you for looking.” the orca didn’t have the social skills to handle this, tried to be polite, panicked, tried to turn around but since the avatar is so big it was like the Austin Powers truck driving scene and every way he turned he saw more babyboomer asshole. how do i know this? that orca, was me
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really i think the key difference between david tennant and peter capaldi as fans of the show they were in is that david tennant's childhood obsession shows through when he comes face to face with elisabeth sladen in school reunion with all the joy of someone who was in love with the show as a kid in the 70s. you know, like a normal person. (by doctor who standards.) whereas peter capaldi's childhood obsession shows through when he comes face to face with creepy mummy-like cybermen based off a partly-lost william hartnell serial which is deeply deeply disturbing on a psychological level with all the glee of someone who was disturbed on a psychological level by the show as a kid in the 60s
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Hear me out: Untitled Goose Game in Ankh-Morpork…
Think of all the mayhem you could create.
(I really really want so bad this game/DLC to exist. So much potential. @house_house_ call me (or, better, call the Pratchetts)) Next drawing: the Post!
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Thinking about how Bellini and Tedesco refer to the conclave as a spiritual war and any other perspective as naive, but their black and white mentality ultimately reveals their cowardice, and how it’s Thomas’ stalwart faith and love in his fellow man, his refusal to see his brothers as anything other than human, that is proven and ultimately prevails when Benítez is elected
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They deserve a beach episode
[ID: art of the Pines family from Gravity Falls, swimming in the ocean. Soos is tossing a beach ball in the air and smiling, while Ford watches and rubs his chin. Stan smiles as he sits in an inner tube. Beneath the surface, Mabel and Dipper are wearing goggles and swimming underwater. Mabel's smiling mischievously and carrying a crab in one hand, while Dipper swims after her with an angry expression. End ID.]
Reblogged marzipanandminutiae
17 years ago today.. the biggest rockstar move in history.
The look of satisfaction says everything
There are a lot of photos that were purposefully edited or shot in a way that made it look just absolutely abysmal, but in reality? It was a damn good look.
Should also be noted, this wasn't an entirely spur of the moment thing as everyone tried to make it seem. She had actually scheduled and sat down at her stylists/hair dressers office, and told them she wanted them to shave her head — but they wouldn't do it, tried to convince her not to do it, and so Britney ended up doing it herself, which is why the original photos were rather horrible — she was shaving her head for the first time, not using the proper tools, and didn't get every spot, or anywhere close to even.
I've been shaving my head for ten years now, and it took me a good two years to do it properly, and I still mess up fairly often.
She talked about it in 2008 by saying:
“I was going through so much artificial stuff with my kids and Kevin at the time [her ex-husband had just taken her kids from her]. He’d just left me and I was devastated... People thought that it was me going crazy and stuff like that, but people shave their heads all the time. I was going through a lot, but it was just kind of like me going through a little bit of rebellion, or feeling free, or shedding stuff that had happened, you know?”
Reblogged marzipanandminutiae
KANISHA MARIE FELICIANO as Christine Daaé in The Phantom of the Opera costume design by Maria Björnson
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Anonymous asked:
what is your opinion on butch female construction workers who go home and write shitty "feminist" sex-positive retellings of hades and persephone in their free time? if such a woman were to exist i guess it would just cancel out lol..... thoughts on this ?
but if a mouse said this about a kia sorento
im literally in tears if such a woman existed id make her stop writing shitty novels with the power of my pussy. period.
Reblogged fiddlefartist
I have been on Tumblr just long enough to find this an extremely funny choice of business name.
The company caters to caring for babies and toddlers.
[ID: 1. logo for Pelican Childcare, "Childcare with a Conscience™": a blue oval with a pelican's head in profile. the pelican has a slightly woozy expression. 2. logo for Pelican Childcare, "Apelican Mouth yes a place for a baby™": a blue oval with Friend Pelican pasted in, beak open to show the voluminous pink-lined pouch. 3. same as 2, but with the original pelican. end ID]
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Cory Booker has been talking in the senate for over 20 hours now
He’s not filibustering. He’s protesting the current administration.
For those of you from outside the US or those of you who didn’t pay attention in government class, in the US senate there’s really no limit to the amount of time a senator can speak. So sometimes if they don’t want a bill to pass they just. Don’t stop talking. To hopefully get past the deadline to vote on a bill. This is called filibustering.
Senator Cory Booker isn’t doing that. He’s disrupting “the normal business of the United States Senate for as long as I am physically able”. Just in protest. This doesn’t usually happen.
He’s less than 20 minutes away from breaking the record of the longest speech given on the senate floor
Cory Booker has officially broken Strom Thurmond’s record for longest speech on the senate floor and he’s still going
For those of you wondering what he’s been talking about this whole time, his staff wrote down a bunch of stuff for him to read like stories from people across the political spectrum opposed to what the administration is doing. He’s also been telling personal anecdotes about meeting important civil rights leaders and other democratic senators have been pausing him for “questions” but the questions have been as long as a small speech and have both served the purpose of giving him a second to sit down and updating him on the news that he’s been missing while he’s been talking.
He has yielded the floor at 25 hrs and 4 mins. His eyes are so wide they look like they’re going to bug out of his skull so I don’t blame him for stopping. He said to go out and get in some good trouble.
Addition for those unaware: Cory Booker is black. Strom Thurmond set the previous record about 70 years ago in protest of civil rights. Booker spent much of the time I was watching talking about the importance of working together for the people and the idea that it's not "left versus right but right versus wrong."
The new record speech is on the right side of history.