Druhim Vanashta @azhriaz - Tumblr Blog

blueraimo

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best animal names: unnecessarily judgemental edition

maureen2musings

Central Park Wonderland

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via @quasi-normalcy

“Good night, my noble lord.”

#tom hiddleston

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Akira Kusaka

"An Unexpected Visitor"

日下明

「意外な来客」

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first rule of fandom is everything goes back to destiel

second rule of fandom is everything goes back to kirk/spock

third rule of fandom is everything goes back to holmes & watson

fourth rule of fandom is everything goes back to achilles & patroclus

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the funny thing is. I originally typed out "fifth rule of fandom is everything goes back to gilgamesh & enkidu" but then I thought 'no, I can't trust that people will be familiar with the epic of gilgamesh'

I should have known. nerd ass website.

passer-fringillidae

Good news whump smut fans

exuberantocean

This just in: magic healing penis trope proven right. Science

sedoretu

hater nation rise up

stele3

Dislike and distrust of intellectuals and experts is how you get slop.

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張家界, magicmoment.z

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My problem is that everything is too wonderful. I could read an old encyclopedia and laugh at outdated shit. I could hang out with my friends and have a great time. I could listen to any band. I could meet new people, I could reconnect with old friends. I could learn to paint in any style. I could look at birds and bugs and snow and art. But unfortunately, employment

one-time-i-dreamt

you can be both against Maduro and against American invasion fyi

originalleftist

Careful.

This is acknowledging nuance and complexity, dare I say it even showing hints of moral consistency.

People really don't like it when you do that.

folklorespring

Diary of Ukrainian writer Volodymyr Vakulenko. The diary consists of 36 pages that were written during the first 26 days of the russian full-scale invasion of Ukraine. Volodymyr was killed during the occupation of Kapitolivka village in Kharkiv region and buried without a name under the cross #319 in the Izium mass grave. This diary was found by writer and activist Victoria Amelina, who was later killed in a missile strike. Photo by Mykhaylo Palinchak.

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Last words written in the diary: "And today, on Poetry Day, flying cranes greeted me in the sky. And through their "coos" I could hear: "Everything will be Ukraine! I believe in victory!".

Victoria Amelina's preface: "Volodia's message is saved, even if tomorrow I manage to step on some anti-personnel mine. And as long as the writer is read, he is alive... He won".