âAll the things we donât showâ @BeautyInLonely
Mike Driver
i don't do bad sauce passes
Cosimo Galluzzi

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"I'm Dorothy Gale from Kansas"
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Alisa U Zemlji Chuda
Misplaced Lens Cap
cherry valley forever

Origami Around
DEAR READER
he wasn't even looking at me and he found me

PR's Tumblrdome
I'd rather be in outer space đž
YOU ARE THE REASON

shark vs the universe

if i look back, i am lost
NASA
Claire Keane

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@actofcreationsavesusfromdespair
âAll the things we donât showâ @BeautyInLonely
Wuthering Heights (1951) http://bit.ly/2JWCcbz
Totally me and JDB
when someone says âso what do you like to do for funâ unexpectedly so u didnât have time to prep ur answers and now ur actually trying to think of the last time u felt joy
âForget-Me-Notâ @BeautyInLonely
âAll the people: Britpop and British working class cultureâ @BeautyInLonely
âShe fought the law and the law won. Miss Bebb vs the Law societyâ @BeautyInLonely
Me at about 3.30 today
in this house we love, treasure, and support the oxford comma
If you take ALL the commas out of this sentence, you end up with grammarian dragons.
In this house we love treasure and support the Oxford comma.
GrĂŒnkohlessen (Kale Feast)
GrĂŒnkohlessen is a tradition of Northern Germany, the Netherlands, and parts of scandinavia in the cold season. It is organized by clubs, street communities, firms, or just groups of friends.
Usually, it starts with a âKohlfahrtâ (Kale Walk) of a group of people through the countryside to a pub, where the hearty meal is served. An ample supply of alcoholic and hot beverages is taken along in a handcart as a measure against the cold.
During the walk, the group entertains itself with a game called âBoĂelnâ, a kind of road bowling game aiming to need as little shots of the ball for the distance covered during the walk without losing it too often in the off-road terrain.
Once arrived at the destination, a meal consisting of curly-leafed kale, a local kind of sausage (Bregenwurst, Pinkel, Kohlwurst), Kassler (cured, slightly smoked pork cuts), and / or pork belly is served.
Oftentimes, a âKale Kingâ or âKale Queenâ is crowned, taking into account the amount of kale eaten and the result in the BoĂel game.
Germans understand you have to be pissed to tolerate kale
The Lady Said Yes http://bit.ly/2FhU5TB
The me and JDB story...
Today a student emailed over a draft of his essay on 1984 and had clearly used a thesaurus on every single word, and how I know this is because the the party slogan âBig Brother is watching youâ had become âEnormous Sibling is viewing youâ and I lauged so hard I cried
Glienicke Castle, Berlin
The castle originates from a manor house from 1753 owned by family von Mirow. Its classicist architecture, however, was designed by Karl Friedrich Schinkel during major reconstructions in 1825 when the manor was owned by the Royal Prussian Stable Master Karl Heinrich August von Lindenau.
After it was oqned for two years by a merchant, Karl August Count von Hardenberg bought the estate in 1814. He commissioned garden architect Peter Joseph Lenné to design the park after the principle of an English garden: The park as an extension of the living rooms into the nature.
When Hardenberg died, the estate was for sale for two years before prince Charles of Prussia bought it. Being a huge fan of Italy and the Roman culture, he started to convert the manor into a kind of a private Roman-Italian theme park. He acquired lots of antique objects and displayed them either in the park or in the many buildings.
After prince Charles of Prussia died in 1883, maintenance of the estate was neglected and the entire complex became dilapidated - his son Friedrich Leopold did not have the slightest interest in the estate. Unresolved legal issues regarding the ownership after the end of the monarchy in Germany left the estate standing empty and become overgrown for several decades. In 1940, the legal issues were resolved, making the city of Berlin the legal owner of the estate. Berlin mayor Lippert planned to make the castle an office away from the hustle and bustle of the metropolis, but the second world war stopped these plans. Instead, it was used as a military hospital.
After the war, the Berlin public sports lottery company ran a sports hotel in the complex. From 1966 onwards, the Berlin state administration of castles and gardens took over the castle, and the hotel had to close in 1976. From the on, the castle was used by the Berlin community college as a seminar center until 1986. From 1987 on, the castle was used as a museum. Now, it is the museum of the royal prussian court gardeners.
I shall live here post brexit. I'm sure Germany will give me citizenship once they hear how much time I've spent learning their sodding grammar
by Wednesday-Chan: ăăăăŒăèȘçæ„ăăă§ăšă/Happy Birthday Nicky
Manics + A Ferris Wheel
Looking like a) JDB's being sucked off and b) Communist propaganda
Haworth - Yorkshire Wuthering Heights SeriesÂ
James Dean Bradfield
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âA new year. A new album. Details soon. Portrait of Tom by Rahi Rezvaniâ
âNuevo año. Nuevo ĂĄlbum. Detalles pronto. Retrato de Tom por Rahi RezvaniIâ