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❤️‍🩹And a follow-up to a previous sketch:

More Lawrence of Arabia! I’ve been watching a lot of interviews and behind the scenes, everything about this movie is fascinating!😂

I love how Peter and Omar became such close friends during/after it too! Such sweet boys and classy men!👏💐💐💐👏

#ohhh....#desert husbands #auda abu tayi #lawrence of arabia

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Lawrence of Arabia (1962) dir. David Lean

#lawrence of arabia

holybananapants

im full of too much whimsy (mental health issues)

botgirlchassis

Ohhhh that is too much for you little spider…

botgirlchassis

Ohhh nooo…

#call him a taxi he's blootered #misc tag

kosmogrl

I will make a beautiful life for myself no matter how long it takes. I will I will I will

#misc tag

kosmogrl

don’t take my defeatism too seriously I will always begin again and again no matter what

kosmogrl

I might sound miserable most of the time but at my core I’m a very hopeful person

#misc tag

ahandfulwithquietness

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T.E. Lawrence's golden hair

#goldilocks over here #t e lawrence

telawrence

The necessary speed and range for distant war we would attain through the frugality of the desert men, and their efficiency on camels. The camel, that intricate, prodigious piece of nature, in expert hands yielded a remarkable return. On them we were independent of supply for six weeks, if each man had a half-bag of flour, forty-five pounds in weight, slung on his riding saddle.

Of water we would not want to carry more than a pint each. The camels must drink, and there was no gain in making ourselves richer than our mounts. Some of us never drank between wells, but those were hardy men: most drank fully at each well, and carried a drink for an intermediate dry day. In summer the camels would do about two hundred and fifty miles after a watering; a three days’ vigorous march. An easy stage was fifty miles: eighty was good: in an emergency we might do one hundred and ten miles in the the twenty-four hours: twice the Ghazala, our greatest camel, did one hundred and forty-three alone with me. Wells were seldom a hundred miles apart, so the pint reserve was latitude enough.

T.E. Lawrence in Seven Pillars of Wisdom

Photo shows Ghazala with her foal.

#t e lawrence #seven pillars of wisdom #camels

telawrence

Sir Herbert Samuel’s second visit to Transjordan. T.E. Lawrence in a Bristol F.2B fighter airplane ready for a flight to el-Azrak, April 17, 1921.

Source: http://www.loc.gov/pictures/item/mpc2004004588/PP/

#careful he doesn't fly away like a napkin midflight #t e lawrence

dick-chugger

Obsessed with the choice of picture for the Sexuality section on T. E. Lawrence's Wikipedia. Like yeah, he was probably gay, here's a picture of him looking kind of faggy.