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The Sound of Music (1965) dir. Robert Wise

Heartbroken that my Nazca Lines spinner ring I bought in Peru in 2012 apparently fell off somewhere today...I was thinking I needed to get the spinner part fixed because it was partially coming off often after years of wear, but never did all the way so I figured I still had time. It's either out on the road somewhere from when I was on my run, or it's somewhere in my house. RIP

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lost in the moment, the sound of the strings… seem to melt in the air like water…

for @nillacakester, who introduced me to this lovely manga.

This is so

Unnecessary

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how do you explain to someone that this is your sense of humour

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“What could the audio possibly be?”

*unmutes*

“Oh,”

moonblossom

If I ever don’t laugh at this, assume I died.

bluemooncinco

My dad made this

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#listened to the LP at a friend's house this week and she decided she probably needs to watch the show because the music was so good

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Donkey Kong Country 2: Diddy’s Kong Quest - Forest Interlude

#if I still played baseball I would use part of this song for my walk-up music #it would be so confusing to people because upbeat songs are generally chosen #but being chill and relaxed at the plate is equally important

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bonediggercharleston

Imagine being a teenage girl going off to fight a war in another galaxy only to return as lone survivor to a dark planet. Your space travel slowed your time, so while you are barely older earth has aged 12000 years. Humanity didn't make it.

You are the loneliest person left in the universe.

Until slowly, on the dark side of Earth, lights turn on. Entire cities are aglow. And they spell Welcome Home in your native language in a massive co-ordinated effort. Except the last letter is written wrong, a basic mistake every native speaker could point out. If there were any left.

These people knew you were going to come back for 12.000 years. They waited for you patiently, probably spotted you coming in your rudimentary war machine. Your friends and family and community, everyone you know is dead, including your own language. But they remembered you. They made sure they would not forget you. They browsed their records for the language of some ancient doomed girls for a concerted gesture of kindness in a language they never heard out of a live humans mouth.

Gunbuster makes me cry every time.

#perennial reblog #one of the most satisfying endings maybe in anything ever