might be the best road sign i've seen this year
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I'd rather be in outer space 🛸
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Cosmic Funnies

if i look back, i am lost
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Show & Tell

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oozey mess
Jules of Nature
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pixel skylines
he wasn't even looking at me and he found me
"I'm Dorothy Gale from Kansas"

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might be the best road sign i've seen this year
Booty shorts slogan
THE FROTS
next dw showrunner should beg for ncuti back and the only acknowledgement of the regeneration is a throwaway "what, babe, never had a little narrative breakdown before?"
fun fact there were at least two people named lancelot recorded in the 1292 paris census so I think we know what the 13th century equivalent of naming your kid sasuke was
other names that sound normal now but are actually From Pop Culture- meaning they were used for fictional characters before they became real-people names -include:
- Mavis (from the book The Sorrows of Satan, 1895)
- Pamela (from the book The Countess of Pembroke’s Arcadia, late 16th century, but popularized by the 1740 novel Pamela)
- Imogen (from Shakespeare’s play Cymbeline, c. 1611. possibly a typesetting error on the earlier name Innogen)
- Enola (from the book Enola, or Her Fatal Mistake, 1886)
- Vanessa (from the poem Cadenus and Vanessa, 1812)
- Cedric (from the book Ivanhoe, 1819. transposition of letters from the earlier Saxon name Cerdic)
- Dorian (from the book The Picture of Dorian Gray, 1891. similar masculine names had previously existed, like Dorus, Doros, and Dorios, but Wilde is believed to have coined this specific usage)
- Jessica (from Shakespeare’s play The Merchant of Venice, c. 1596-7. Possibly an Anglicization- Italianization? -of the Hebrew name Yiskah, since the character is Jewish)
– Wendy (from Peter Pan, 1904. It was sometimes used beforehand as a nickname for Gwendolyn, but wasn't used as a given name until J. M. Barrie popularized it.)
– Cora (from the book The Last of the Mohicans, 1826.)
– Lorna (from the book Lorna Doone, 1869.)
– Miranda (from Shakespeare's play The Tempest, c. 1610-11.)
– Norma (from Alexandre Soumet's play Norma, ou L'infanticide, 1831, best known as the source for Bellini's opera Norma, which premiered later the same year.)
And you may tell yourself, "This is not my beautiful circus"
And you may tell yourself, "These are not my beautiful monkeys"
every single fucking thing on earth exists solely to put a dent in your newly applied nail polish
truuuue!
I love trans graffiti!
I love trans graffiti!
I love trans graffiti!
I love trans graffiti!
Reblogging for the transfems in my life :3
I love trans graffiti!
Loving the defense of "But slavery makes things cheaper 🥺" as if everyone didn't already know that. As if the main reason to enslave people was for the love of the game.
if i ever get one of those shitty tattoos that's the chemical composition of the favourite drug I've taken best believe it's estrogen
today’s date is the 3rd? what’s next, the 4th? the 5th? the minor fall, the major lift?