Just as a safeguard
I've made a finsta and have a Kik for anyone who might want to try and contact me offsite:
Finsta is queen_in_the_streets
Kik is itswatsonbiches_me
I love y'all and stay safe let's hope this blows over ♥️
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@queen-in-the-streets
Just as a safeguard
I've made a finsta and have a Kik for anyone who might want to try and contact me offsite:
Finsta is queen_in_the_streets
Kik is itswatsonbiches_me
I love y'all and stay safe let's hope this blows over ♥️
Major Edmund Hewlett :D
cutey lovey dovey emojis
humans are a lot like cats…
We love attention and always send mixed signals?
we both eat mice.
Hey guys I made a video for one of my classes and my grade is based on the number of views it gets. Can y’all help me out?
In the video we strapped a gopro to a remote control car and drove it around campus ¯\_(ツ)_/¯ That’s college babe
You can see me in a few of the shots, trailing behind the camera while I drive the car (hashtag facereveal)
If you don’t want to watch the whole thing, could you please watch the first 40 seconds or so so we can get more views? Watching it multiple times won’t necessarily add views though, unless you watch it at a different computer or while logged into a different account.
The final view counts for this project are due tomorrow (November 15th at 5pm cst) and I’d really appreciate any more views we can get!
Right now I estimate that my group is in the lower middle of the class rankings. I’d love to be able to bump us up to “solidly average” in the rankings and get us a B
what’s your chicken soup movie? that movie you always watch when you’re sick or sad and need cheering up, the movie you like to watch on rainy days, the movie that always makes you feel warm and settled inside
My phone is mocking me
When you come out as trans and your partner is like:
Relationships & friendships are supposed to lift you up, not drain you of energy.
@queen-in-the-streets
Okay wow just say all of that okay wow
Oh. My. God.
Washington really is out there adopting every kid huh
every kid?
This is your post now you beat me this is too good
Giving My Man The Hair He Deserves
Cursed school presentations? Thank you!
I hate presentations 😂but who doesn’t?
hot take: jake peralta is bi and john mulaney plays his ex boyfriend from high school in season six of brooklyn nine-nine
john mulaney plays a rockin’ twink
John Mulaney: *to himself* What would Leonard Bernstein do?
Captain Holt: *to Jake, quietly* I support your and Amy’s relationship with my whole heart but why on earth would you give up a man like that
have you ever thought about how in the versions of the spider-man canon where Peter’s web shooting is accomplished by technology rather than being an actual superpower that means he really just….could have…very easily not done that. like he could have had any weapon. he could have had weapons he didn’t have to invent himself and build from scratch. but they wouldn’t have been spider-themed so he just. he did that. for the Aesthetic.
Peter saw he got bit by a spider and decided to die on that rock
The Secret Reading List: Books mentioned in The Secret History
If you want to be as erudite and elite as the Classics Clique, you’d better add these books to your reading pile…
Specific prose/poetry/plays mentioned:
Untimely Meditations by Friedrich Nietzsche, Epigraph Republic, Book II by Plato, Epigraph Tom Swift by Victor Appleton, 6 Paradise Lost by John Milton, 8, 91 Goodbye, Columbus by Philip Roth, 33 The New Testament, 36 Agamemnon by Aeschylus, 40 Oresteia by Aeschylus, 40 Inferno by Dante, 41, 115 Poetics by Aristotle, 41 The Iliad by Homer, 41, 627 The Bacchae by Euripides, 42, 204 Parmenides by Plato, 67 The Great Gatsby by F. Scott Fitzgerald Ivanhoe by Sir Walter Scott, 85 Rover Boys by Edward Stratemeyer, 85 Journey from Chester to London by Thomas Pennant, 85 The Club History of London by ?, 85 The Pirates of Penzance by W.S. Gilbert, 85 Bobbsey Twins by Laura Lee Hope, 85 Marino Faliero by Lord Byron, 85 The Waste Land by T.S. Eliot, 89 Sherlock Homes by Sir Arthur Conan Doyle, 92, 622 Madame Bovary by Gustave Flaubert, 94 Mémoires by Duc de Saint-Simon, 103 Vanity Fair by William Makepeace Thackeray, 110 Othello by Shakespeare, 115 The World Book Encyclopedia, 117 Men of Thought and Deed by E. Tipton Chatsford Invisible Man by H.G. Wells Peter Pan, or The Boy Who Wouldn’t Grow Up by J. M. Barrie, 180 The Divine Comedy by Dante, 184 Superman Comics, 417 The Upanishads, 441, 466 Perry Mason Novels by Erle Stanley Gardner, 442 With Rue my Heart is Laden by A.E. Housman, 466 Lycidas by John Milton, 466 The Charge of the Light Brigade by Alfred Lord Tennyson, 466 In Flanders Fields by John McCrae, 466 Corpus of Mycenaean Inscriptions from Knossos, 481 Alice in Wonderland by Lewis Carroll, 554 The Malcontent by John Marston, 615 The White Devil by John Webster, 615 The Broken Heart by John Ford, epilogue epigraph, 615 Doctor Faustus by Christopher Marlowe, 616 The Revenger’s Tragedy by Cyril Tourneur, 616 Our Mutual Friend by Charles Dickens, 619
Authors mentioned:
J.R.R. Tolkien, 6 Ezra Pound, 16 T.S. Eliot, 16 Alfred Douglas, 18 Robert de Montesquiou, 18 Plato, 22, 36 Homer, 23, 36, 49, 509 Dante, 33 Virgil, 33 Plotinus, 37 Marie Corelli, 85 Shakespeare, 91, 615 Alexander Pope, 103 John Donne, 117 Rupert Brooke, 120 Edgar Allen Poe, 132, 200 Hegel, 139 Raymond Chandler, 153 Gregory of Tours, 481 Thomas Aquinas, 509 P.G. Wodehouse, 538 George Orwell, 576-7 Harold Acton, 577 Salman Rushdie, 582 Agatha Christie, 587 Proust, 612 John Webster, 615 Thomas Middleton, 615 Cyril Tourneur, 615 John Ford, 615 Christopher Marlowe, 615 Walter Raleigh, 615 Thomas Nashe, 615
NB: page numbers correspond to the Popular Penguin Edition.
@soldier-poet-king