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by ferretbueller
Lieb always gave the sensation of being halfway gone, like in those Victorian photographs where the subject couldn’t manage to stand still long enough for their image to be captured.

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kräftig, nicht zu schnell
by ferretbueller
Lieb always gave the sensation of being halfway gone, like in those Victorian photographs where the subject couldn’t manage to stand still long enough for their image to be captured.
guy's never not going through it
PanAm ad but make it 1940s
my crappy hand-made valentine's cards but it was fuuun, maybe i'll do more
Generation Kill + text messages pt.1
finally updated my fic progress tracker and i have 13 wips. ope
12 wips. 🤘
finally updated my fic progress tracker and i have 13 wips. ope
tim + his backwards marshal cap (for @rachelrth)
truly nobody is doing it like Alexander Skarsgård
what you must understand is that i have five incredible fan fictions in the works. and you might never see any of them
The Lookout (2007)
maarten inghels
@sherbertilluminated there's a line somewhere in Ursula Vernon's Digger that goes something like "it is difficult to be metaphysical around the truly geologically minded"
for my ww2 history-heads... singaporean microbrand vario released the 1945 D12 field watch last year, a tribute to the field watches worn by soldiers in combat and inspired by the iconic dirty dozen.
more here
I bring a kind of “athletes are human people and not commodities” energy to sports fandom that guys who talk about sports on tv and the internet don’t really like
i love watching an extremely famous tv show 6-60 years after its peak popularity and being like "whoa this is pretty good. has anyone heard about this"