A1 Leftover

This is Mia! That means beautiful things, artists, architects, writers and designers with a refreshing style. Contradictionary I post my work and photo-impressions. You will find silly and funny stuff, but grotesque and morbid ones, too. Be aware of that! AMBIT means trivia, facts and remarkable stuff. PS: I work as a „consulting writer“ and studied Urban Planning. Excurs: For SherlockBBC and OTP have a look at anordinaryumbrella.tumblr.com :)

[3dspenguin]

[unclefather]

“who ARE you” 

[cheesepossum]

[halfhardtorock]

:\/ !!!!

[ruimtetijd]

@cursedpossums

[i-was-today-years-old-when]

i learned that about half of America’s states owe their names to Native American origin (x)

[moonymoon90]

I think that I found the perfect profile picture (yup, the blue one is me).

The photo is by the amazing Camillo Balossini

[everythingfox]

“When the approach is imminent, the tail goes up”

(via)

[riverside--wren]

A cat putting its tail straight up like this is a friendly greeting. This is the equivalent of the cat waving excitedly at you as soon as it gets close.

[catasters]

[tonysopranobignaturals-deactiva]

[o-kurwa]

[o-kurwa]

[mutant-distraction]

yung-sen wu

[mutant-distraction]

yung-sen wu

[mutant-distraction]

yung-sen wu

[ampervadasz]

[pocketgameboy]

This transition is straight out of a horror movie

[an-odd-idea]

@heymynameismolly-jk wow

[vergak]

[stellifymyheart]

the cowboy hat in question

[guerrillatech]

[happyheidi]

winter pics that cheer me up

[stars-bean]

Wilder and Diamond were precise writers. But when it came time to Some Like It Hot’s punch line, they were absolutely indecisive. They got as far as Lemmon ripping off his wig and saying he can’t marry Osgood Fielding III because, “I’m a man.” What comes next? Diamond suggested “Nobody’s perfect,” and Wilder said to keep it in so they could send the script to the mimeographer. But then they were really going to settle it. “We have a whole week to think about it,” Wilder said. “We thought about it all week. Neither of us could come up with anything better, so we shot that line, still not entirely satisfied.” Viewers felt entirely differently. “The audience just exploded,” Wilder said. “That line got one of the biggest laughs I’ve ever heard in the theater. But we just hadn’t trusted it when we wrote it; we just didn’t see it. ‘Nobody’s perfect.’ The line had come too easily, just popped out.”

Some Like It Hot (1959) dir. Billy Wilder