Crazy crazy, easy tiger

"The moth in my stomach has been trying to crawl up my throat for days."

[gertyorkess]

babe wake up it’s the darker undertones gay who thinks he’s a monster and is emotionally repressed with lighter undertones bitchy gay that has unresolved emotional trauma and internalized homophobia trope

[tehtariks]

“How’s it feel? To be in love?” | Our Flag Means Death

+ the actual clip because they really made a Stede/Ed fancam for all of us….

[wondersmith-and-sons]

Peasants marry for love.

[dr-whitaker]

lucius: something lgbt is happening here

[thewitchqifrey]

OUR FLAG MEANS DEATH Taika Waititi as Edward “Blackbeard” Teach

[callyoujusttolisten]

What an icon

[stability]

[1970saesthetic]

Abandoned 1970s Honeymoon Hotels

[oldschoolbeauties]

Carrie Fisher in the trash with a bottle of wine, 1977

[thefingerfuckingfemalefury]

AESTHETIC

[royal-mortician]

opposite of depression nap. depression awakeness. refreshing the same three websites over and over. there’s nothing new on any of them. eight seconds have passed and it feels like a century

[stimman3000]

im rlly whatever the opposite of a manic pixie dream girl is.,. depressed goblin nightmare man . thatsa me

[thethighshavespoken]

[glamcunt]

A gift to this world.

[gumtooth]

the sun has no business tapping out at the tender hour of 5pm bitch i have depression

[historical-nonfiction]

Bugs Bunny accidentally transformed the word nimrod into a synonym for idiot because nobody got a joke where he sarcastically compared Elmer Fudd to the Biblical figure Nimrod, a mighty hunter.

[omegajako]

Etymology is ridiculous and terrifying sometimes

[kanjabeto-deactivated20180421]

Jeff Goldblum ©Dylan Coulter // ShortList

[thecolorblockcurator]

Tin Can Forest (Marek Colek and Pat Shewchuk)

[caledoniaseries]

Lake Superior Monster

People who have never seen Lake Superior do not often understand how deadly and terrifying it can be. I’ve been asked many times if there is a monster legend associated with the lake, because I am an American highway legend specialist and Scottish folklorist. There are a few legends associate with the lake. For example, there is an old Anishinaabe legend that there is a sturgeon in Lake Superior that can swallow an entire city. 

However, when I have been asked this question, I often respond:

The lake is the monster.

There are old sailor’s superstitions still current among sailors and residents of the towns around the lake. I learned many of them while working on the water one summer and gaining a newfound respect for Lake Superior’s incredible power. There is a sense among the people there that the lake itself is sentient.

One example of the lake’s power is a phenomenon called The Three Sisters. This is when three rogue waves form and wash across a ship so quickly that the water does not have time to clear the decks. Many shipwrecks have been caused by The Three Sisters, most notably the wreck of the Edmund Fitzgerald. The ship was found at the bottom of the lake split in half, and it is thought that The Three Sisters were responsible for its sinking.

source: http://lakesuperiorartgallery.com/Home/LakeSuperiorShipWreckMap.aspx

Lake Superior is also so cold that it doesn’t allow the bacterial growth necessary for dead bodies to rise to the surface. The lake, it is said, never gives up her dead, as the old legend goes. There are many shipwrecks where the bodies are still there, almost perfectly intact despite having been down there for years.

The lake is a force of nature on its own, and as one explorer said, the most dangerous piece of water in the world.

The lake is the monster.