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@percyintheskywithdiamonds
You may think I’m crazy but please consider looking up Law of Assumption, it’s a whole concept by Neville Goddard and influencers like Dylan James and Kim Velez are really pioneering being informative on it and it can really really help with depression. Not instant cure of course but helps you curb symptoms in your own mind. I wish you well <3
Thank you very much anon! I shall take a look! Your help is much appreciated!
Is a language dead if it has more than *squints* half a million daily speakers despite centuries of imperialism?
Fucknuggets.
Sometimes you wonder if they can function outside their imaginary world
the english want the welsh language to die so people dont notice that 80% of ‘english mythology’ has been lifted wholecloth from wales, had the serial number filed off and covered with a union jack
My favourite.
Cymru am byth 🏴 ❤️
It’s a beautiful language, like Gaelic, Scottish and Irish. All languages are important for our history, it teaches us who we are, and who we were, it’s our true indigenous tongue.
Welsh was never a "dead language" because it was too strong for it's enemies to kill.
the welsh government wants to force everyone to learn welsh? man that sure sounds totalitarian, imagine if the english government forced everyone to learn english smh smh
A form of genocide by trying to kill a language the English and American powers that be have been attempting on indigenous cultures for centuries. Protect, Welsh, Irish, Native American languages, Austrailian Aborigine, and all the many others not coming immediately to mind.
This is happening in France as well. French is the only official language in France and for many years, children weren’t allowed to speak other languages in school. This is why many of the French regional languages, such as Breton and Franco-Provençal, are endangered.
Most endangered languages aren't endangered because their speakers stopped caring, they're endangered because they were forcibly repressed
RIP Charlie Watts
RIP Charlie Watts
Robert by Jimmy / Jimmy by Robert
snaps from the Big Fuck Off LZ Book
known officially as:
Led Zeppelin by Led Zeppelin | Reel Art Press | 2018
original photo credits
©️Robert Plant ©️Jimmy Page Collection
Fisheye pic of Robert in the yard of Bron-Yr-Au, Cymru, May 1970 (a picture of true completeness); Jimmy barefaced and vulnerable just after shaving his beard off -at soundcheck Western Springs Stadium, Aotearoa, 25 Feb 1972; Jimmy on a beach, Bombay (now Mumbai), October 1972; and Robert looking right into Jimmy’s soul while wearing a imo badly tied turban, also Mumbai 1972.
I must admit that I thought BYR Robert's pic was cropped when I came across it for the first few times. So, I couldn't get all the excitement about having the photo of half-naked Robert and roadie opposite to original Bron-Y-Aur Stomp lyrics lol Then I finally realized that the photo in the book, Jimmy's website and somewhere else — sadly can't remember where I saw it — were three different pics xD It's interesting why they used various photographs in different places. And all this time Robert was what, posing for Jimmy in profile with some 'props'?
Thanks to @incredifishface for the photo.
Rick Wright Pink Floyd, British Winter Tour, Empire Pool Wembley, London England, november 1974. Photo by Watal Asanuma/Shinko Music.
according to the economist, domestic violence in england will increase by 38% if they lose and 26% if they win/draw against italy in this weekend’s euro finals. here’s a thread of domestic violence hotlines that you can call if you/a loved one needs help, and i’ll write the information below for anyone who doesn’t have access to twitter or can’t read the images. most of these hotlines also have chatting options if you can’t call them.
england (refuge’s national domestic abuse hotline): 0808 2000 247
northern ireland (domestic and sexual abuse hotline): 0808 802 414
scotland (domestic and forced marriage hotline): 0800 027 1234
wales (live fear free): 0808 80 10 800
uk-wide (men’s advice line): 0808 801 0327
specifically for male victims
bright sky is a mobile app and website for people experiencing abuse or for those who are worried about others
available for free from most app store
women’s aid have a directory of domestic abuse support services across the uk
live chat is available 7 days a week from 10am to 6pm
victim support: 08 08 16 89 111
if you are experiencing abuse and need immediate help, ask for ANI (action needed immediately) at a participating pharmacy
the pharmacy will have a logo on display
you’ll be provided with a private space and a phone if you need one
they’ll connect you to any more support services that you need
safe spaces are available in boots, morrisons, superdrug, and well pharmacies
they’ll provide you with specialized support and connect you to services for more help
HAPPY 73RD BIRTHDAY JOHN HENRY BONHAM 🤍 (31.05.1948-25.09.1980)
“I've always been obsessed with drums. They fascinate me. Any other instrument - nothing. I play acoustic guitar a bit. But it's always been drums first and foremost. I don't reckon on this Jack-of-all-trades thing. I thing that felling is a lot more important than technique. It's all very well doing a triple paradiddle - but who's going to know you've done it? If you play technically you sound like everybody else. It's being original that counts.”
“One of the marvellous things about John Bonham which made things very easy (for a producer) was the fact that he really knew how to tune his drums, and I tell you what, that was pretty rare in drummers in those days. He really knew how to make the instrument sing, and because of that, he could just get so much volume out of it by just playing with his wrists. It was just an astonishing technique that was sort of pretty holistic if you know what I mean.” - Jimmy Page
“John was so good, everybody wanted him in the band. You knew your relationship with John was gonna change when he decided to get the drums out of the van to clean them — ’cause you’d never see him again. Ha!” - Robert Plant
“Bonzo was the main part of the band. He was the man who made whatever Page and I wrote basically work, by what he held back, by what he didn't do to the tempos. I don't think there's anyone in the world who could replace him.” - Robert Plant
“The first thing to strike me about Bonzo was his confidence, and you know he was a real cocky bugger in those days. Still, you have to be to play like that. It was great, instant concentration. He wasn't showing off, but was just aware of what he could do. He was just rock solid.” - John Paul Jones
“John wasn’t influenced by other rock bands. Neither of us really listened to other rock bands. Maybe John did a bit with the Brum bands and he liked The Beatles, but he was more into soul music and loved songs. Funnily enough, I was at the hairdressers this morning when one of the old Delphonics songs came on the radio and I thought of him, as it was a song he used to like. Actually all the best drummers listen to the lyrics, believe it or not, and he always listened to the lyrics. Bonzo would play Beatles songs and many other songs and sing and play drums because all the phrasing has to do with the lyrics. If you ever need to know the words to a song ask the drummer. We also had a love for James Brown and soul music in general. I don’t really like rock drummers because they’re all a but ‘tippy tappy’ with nothing really ‘booty’ underneath and no real understanding of what James Brown called ‘The One’. Bonzo did.” - John Paul Jones
Which of these wholesome Memes are your Favourite? :)
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currently sobbing
Passing on the good feels to everyone
Enough I can only take so much happiness
Dunno who needs to see this, but here you go 💛
DO I NEED ANYTHING ELSE? NO
A decade of Ed Balls.
society has not recovered in the decade following Ed Balls Tweet
Heydays
One of my favorite pics of Robert and Jimmy looks like a mafioso! 😎
MARC BOLAN in his London office, photographed by Anwar Hussein, 1972.
the amount of pure joy when i find a muslim clothing store (world wide delivery 😌😌😌 hehe) that has cute clothes AND niqabs... my mom is gonna have 2 stop me from buying an entire wardrobe of clothes i can't afford LMAO
[ID: Two niqabis in matching pink and beige outfits. They're wearing plaid shirts and solid colored skirts. The person in pink is sitting in a chair and has her eyes closed, hands around the arm of the person in beige and rests her head there. End ID.]
goes insane. THE ABAYAS AND SKIRTS HAVE POCKETS. AAAAAAAAA. n e wayz hijabi/niqabi muslim followers if u want cute modest clothes here u go 💞💞💞
With love, for all my hijabi/niqabi followers if I have any!
He looks like a furry potato with ears
Jenny Boyd, Jane Asher, Cynthia Lennon, Marianne Faithfull and Pattie Boyd listening to the Maharishi in India, 1967. - NOT - The Beatles didn’t go to India in 1967; this was taken in Bangor, Wales.
BANGOR, WALES
August 26, 1967 - Sitting in the lecture hall at Normal College while Maharishi and the Beatles were on stage are: Jenny Boyd, Jane Asher, Cynthia Lennon, Marianne Faithfull, and Pattie Harrison.
Source of scan is the Something About Pattie Boyd group at Yahoo!
