RoseTintedGlasses

My Boulevard of Fragmented Obsessions

[free-my-mindd]

BOUNDARIES!!!!

[rosetintedglasses91]

Takes a while to work though buddy 😭

[srsfunny]

[rosetintedglasses91]

The crazy shit that is being crammed into TOS nowadays

[catsbeaversandducks]

Via lovesickdoe

[rosetintedglasses91]

Bro still got it wrong 😆

[tastefullyoffensive]

[rosetintedglasses91]

I was totally lost for a second

[my-random--thoughts-deactivated]

[evaconly]

every time this post comes across my page on a new platform i smile because we’re all just enjoying her adorable joy

[what-a-bastard]

[srsfunny]

[rosetintedglasses91]

Fr

[srsfunny]

[rosetintedglasses91]

🤣 can't relate but still funny 🤣🤣

[reikacchan]

don't give up

[mornington-the-crescent]

[pusheen]

[rosetintedglasses91]

Prolly the mint

[did-you-know]

Ninjas don’t wear black. They used to disguise themselves as civilians. Unlike ninjas in movies, the real guys were smart enough to know that wearing a black outfit with a face mask wasn’t the best strategy for blending in. Source

[housetohalf]

But this leaves out the really neat part! The reason we equate the above image with a ninja comes from Kabuki theatre. Within Kabuki theatre there’s a convention of having Kuroko (stage hands) dress in all black (with a full face covering) and move around among the costumed actors in full view, moving scenery, props and costumes. In a similar way, Bunraku puppeteers dress in all black, and only the lead puppeteer’s face would be uncovered. The audience knew to ignore these people and focus on the actors, and to only see that the scene was “magically” changing. So when a play called for a ninja assassin to jump out of nowhere and kill someone, the easiest way to create the surprise reveal was to disguise the ninja in the all black garb of the Kuroko and to remove the face covering and start acting at the last second. This would shock the audience, who were conditioned to not focus on them. Pretty cool, yeah?

[phoenixflorid]

WHAT THE FUCK I THOUGHT “STAGE NINJA” WAS JUST A CUTE THEATER TERM FOR CREW. THERE WERE LITERALLY GOD DAMN STAGE NINJAS

[baratheas]

AS A FORMER STAGE NINJA I CAN CONFIRM THIS IS BOTH A THING AND AWESOME.

[ruinedchildhood]

[rosetintedglasses91]

The mother just HAD to stop to get it on camera

[anxietyproblem]

[anxietyproblem]

[rosetintedglasses91]

Ain't that the truth

[thememedaddy]

[doccywhomst]

hey remember when pop-ups and banner ads were associated with malware? when youtube didn't have any ads at all? when you could get a cheap netflix subscription that was better than cable TV? digital marketing experts estimate that most americans see 5-10k ads every day. what the hell is going on

[escuerzoresucitado]

[marxism-transgenderism]

Peace and love on planet earth

[ghostowlattic]

[coastgods]