[officialkendallroy]

[casgirl]

I think heated rivalry is making leaps and bounds for reintroducing the endangered straight woman fujoshi to the yaoi ecosystem. In recent years especially yaoi has become really a gay person’s game and straight woman fujo populations have dwindled largely due to overfishing and booktok so it’s really majestic seeing them return from the brink of extinction

[casgirl]

Challengers was the important first step that re-introduced straight women to the concept that it’s awesome to watch men kiss. Heated rivalry showed them that a woman doesn’t even have to be there.

[fuckmybrucespringsteenlife]

Pages from Klaus Voormann's ICONIC – The Graphic Novel of The Beatles Revolver Cover Artwork

[homicidalbrunette]

but John's face when he looks over at Paul in the last one...

[menlove-archive]

paul's doodles of the beatles logo (1961) || paul's handwritten lyrics for "the end" (1969)

[unsubconscious]

18-carat glasses for people who wear contacts, by Arline Fisch, from “Body Jewelry: International Perspectives”, 1973.

[georgeharrisonsmiling]

[paola-2406]

[amoralto]

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June 8th, 1964 (President Hotel, Kowloon, Hong Kong): In the Beatles’ Hong Kong press conference, John and Paul face up to a couple of journalists’ questions about mothers. (Note: I hereby dedicate this post to @thecutteralicia.)

Q: You’re taking your mothers to Australia, is this right?

JOHN: Well, Paul and I aren’t.

PAUL: It’s incorrect. No. Um…

GEORGE: John’s—

JOHN: It’s just my auntie.

PAUL: It’s a little bit mixed up. Just his auntie.

JOHN: Just my auntie [inaudible] stay, that’s all.

PAUL: [quiet] Actually, we haven’t got…

Q: [inaudible]

JOHN: She’s resting.

Q: But we have reports that some of you are bringing your mothers—

PAUL: Yeah.

GEORGE: We heard that too.

JOHN: Ah well, you see, you’re on the wrong agency.

GEORGE: That was the Daily Mail. 

…

Q: I would like to know how do your mothers feel about the business that you’re in?

PAUL: “Now look, son. Look here, son.”

JOHN: “Leave it to your dad.” [laughter] [inaudible]

PAUL: [wry] Good effort.

[pauls1967moustache]

it would go like this: john and paul would deem demselves more important than the others and gang up on them to eat them. george and ringo would sense this immediately and get away. then john and paul would start feeding pieces of themselves to each other in a codependent survival ritual, but at some point john would start arguing with paul because paul isn't giving as good pieces as john is giving him, so paul would be like "fine you can have an extra good piece", but he'd be like sooooo haughty about being the sacrificial lamb for john that it would only piss john off more, and then john would just keep pushing him like "fine i want your entire wanking arm", to call his bluff but paul would do it because he's stubborn, until eventually john will have eaten most of paul, which is the point where he'd start feeling guilty, but because he can't accept responsibility for his own actions he'll just keep trying to goad paul into eating loads of him to like even it up so he doesn't have to feel guilty, but paul is like like. dying at this point and he's like "i actually don't even want to." and john would get even more annoyed at him, and then they'd both starve for a while until one night john would wake up and find paul starving, delirous, limbless,chewing on his arm, but he'd be so relieved he wouldn't even be mad about it. and then they'd go back to their beginning deal where they feed each other pieces of themselves until they basically have no body left, and all they can do is pick at what's left of each other with their teeth, and they die with their jaws locked on each other's flesh, and the seagulls have to come finish off their rotting carcasses.

george and ringo got off the island three months ago btw.

[thedissenters]

George Harrison & John Lennon on the cover of Swedish Love magazine | 1964

[danicattleya]

this came to me in a dream

[dateinthelife]

21 October 1969

In an interview for the BBC's Scene and Heard, Yoko Ono suggests the Beatles hold an imaginary concert so that spectators can project their own expectations, rather than potentially being disappointed by reality.

[serial-unaliver-deactivated2024]

"I should kill myself": self-serving, reactionary

"we should all kill ourselves": building community and connection, ideologically correct

[frodolives]

shoutout to that time paul simon and john lennon hosted the grammys

[guilhernunes]

cockroach gossiping

prints: https://www.inprnt.com/gallery/guilhernunes/cockroach-gossiping/

[shirtsthatgohard]