rysia

(main account: rlokiec)

[girldraki]

Cyclist Friend Explains Necessity Of $35 Socks

MONESSEN, PA—Recreational cyclist Ethan Coseglia, 38, thoroughly explained the benefits of wearing $35 bike-riding socks to his friend Kevin

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[turstrigo]

[kushblazer666]

[nintendowiimote]

only need 1 more shonen guy and then they can... no i shan't say it

[lakevida]

have you ever wanted anything so badly

[doglover43-deactivated20250923]

dinner with friends

[pangur-and-grim]

in a moment, everything can change

[gawayne]

the creature..

[divorcedwife]

need

[frecht]

the penguin logo on angela carter’s books (heroes and villains, saints and strangers, fireworks, the bloody chamber)

[rythyme]

one time i visited a cemetery and this one dude's grave had THE sexiest male angel statue i've ever fucking seen. like. he was nude except for a sword and helmet. he had nipples. you could see his entire bare thigh. what a baller move to put an ancient athenian's wet dream on top of your eternal resting place. i think about him a lot.

[rythyme]

like is it just me or is this knight a little... 🥵

[hjbender]

The Four Discoursemen

[meirimerens]

Les chats feront des chiens

Les ronces feront des grenades

Et moi, je ferai la guerre.

first line of the caption is a play on the french phrase “les chiens ne font pas des chats”, “dogs do not make ( = give birth to) cats”, which is the french version of the idiom “the apple doesn’t fall far from the tree”. here negated and the animals switched around because. well. smiles.

second line means “brambles will/shall make pomegranates/grenades” (homonyms in french)

[pneumaturgo]

Leonora Carrington (1917-2011), Tarot, Major Arcana.

[swagvo1d]

[swagvo1d]

inspired by this stamp

[kuutamosonaatti]

The World of Peter Rabbit and Friends: The Tailor of Gloucester

[segamascott]

[yellbug]

pic i took years ago while driving home from work past the scary snail playground. i stopped in the night and pointed my headlights at it

[lesamis]

are you a Byron or Wilde apologist?

concerned citizens from 1895 are messaging me