dumb and dumber. dunkin’ donut.

sally. putting the “guilt” in “guilty pleasure” since 1993.

[b99andsoc]

I’m in the camp that Vick knew Shawn wasn’t psychic but I also think she saw what he could do and went “I’m about to have the best arrest numbers in the county” and just let him do whatever

[diogenesprintco]

Can't believe I haven't posted a new symmetrical print for over 6 months! What's going on??

Lily of the valley in black and green, on 21cm square natural Lokta.

[stuffaboutminneapolis]

Minneapolis via Zach Benz

[scorebug]

[lambfed]

old beanie portraits

[lucylehane]

According to choreographer Vince Paterson, Robin Williams pulled him aside as they were shooting this scene and said he was tired of playing "the straight man," and wanted something funnier to do. Paterson pitched the bit as The History of Dance in Thirty Seconds, and taught it to him behind the walls of the set. After seeing it for the first time, director Mike Nichols said the sequence was wonderful but unnecessary. Williams fell to his knees and begged Nichols to shoot it again properly. According to a biography of Nichols, when they were unsure how the bit should end, it was Nathan Lane who came up with the punchline: "But you keep it all inside." Remembering the scene nearly twenty years later, Paterson said, "We never thought it would become what it has. It’s iconic."

The Birdcage (1996)

[maureen2musings]

Fresh snow & dancing lights

seffis

[freakyyvirgo]

The Sopranos, s01ep08

[wordfather]

something about me is that i can never enjoy a car scene where the driver takes their eyes off the road for more than 2 seconds. due to the disturbing lack of road safety ofc and not because im so very scared because what if somerhing bad happen ogh god please look at the road

[sophsun1]

Psych – 4.06: Bollywood Homicide

[grungeouttakesabstracts]

Late afternoon

Cambridge, Massachusetts -- 12/17/25

[baseballbybsmile]

New York Yankees superstar Reggie Jackson plows through fans who are storming the field of Yankee Stadium after winning the 1977 World Series! Happy 80th Birthday "Mr. October"!

[louisegluckpdf]

maybe this is just my perception as a lifelong northern new englander but the reputation (that doesn’t quite seem the right word, but neither does “legacy”) of the boston red sox is a truly mind-boggling phenomenon. i’m not even into baseball and it seems to me not that they are a bad team that was once good, but that they suffered a sort of spiritual diminishment not unlike man’s expulsion from eden

[dailyoverview]

Citrus trees create fingerprint-like patterns on the landscape near Isla Cristina, Spain. The climate in this region is ideal for citrus growth, with an average temperature of 64° F (18°C) and a relative humidity between 60% and 80%.

See more here: https://bit.ly/3sgNoWn

37.241136°, -7.294464°

Source imagery: Maxar

[great-and-small]

The red-winged blackbird’s song is deeply comforting and familiar it’s like walking into the marsh and hearing an old friend

[woolysocks]

[betterthanthealternativee]

𝑷𝒓𝒆𝒕𝒕𝒚. 𝑶𝒅𝒅.

[currentlycryingaboutlancelot]

literally every character in hamlet is living a horror movie of their own design

[currentlycryingaboutlancelot]

hamlet consigns himself to enact the vengeance of his father who can never love him for it anyway because he’s dead and who knows if it was ever murder anyway. ophelia finally decides her overbearing father is right and tries to make him happy by betraying hamlet but next thing you knows hamlet killed him and she goes insane wondering if it’s her own fault. gertrude married a man who is increasingly shown to be more volatile and untrustworthy before he tries to murder her own son and she dies as a result. laertes leaves home to escape but comes home and everything he left to escape has now been ripped from his unwillingly. the sins of claudius can’t be washed away because as dark as he knows it was he can’t part with what he’s gained, either. horatio watches everything happen knowing it will turn out badly but either he doesn’t know how to stop hamlet or he can’t bring himself to do it. either way it was always going to end badly. somehow the play was always going to end with hamlet dead

[currentlycryingaboutlancelot]

everyone is living their own horror movie EXCEPT polonius who is in a comedy special where his untimely death is just another punchline