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Game Changer & Make Some Noise
The Stonewall Inn
Lint Roller? I Barely Know Her

#extradirty
"I'm Dorothy Gale from Kansas"

tannertan36
cherry valley forever
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if i look back, i am lost

PR's Tumblrdome
Misplaced Lens Cap
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Doug Jones
Mike Driver
Aqua Utopia|海の底で記憶を紡ぐ
let's talk about Bridgerton tea, my ask is open

@theartofmadeline
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Restless. #mermay2020 #mermay #fantasyart #fairytale #originalcharacter https://www.instagram.com/p/B__Weacgh6W/?igshid=exhb5wh4m9u4
watch until the very end
your url just makes it better
Did a fucking Cornetto commercial do this to me
Damn, that was really unexpected😳
Cool commercial!
Tfw you have the sudden urge to draw fan art for a fucking commercial
Art by Huahua Zhu
♕ Ariadne, the Lady of the Labyrinth
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The final act serves as a kind of redemptive answer to questions that we ultimately impose on characters, in particular in disease movies. Because the sufferers of illness aren’t necessarily going to survive the illness, so the onus is shifted on to the individual to come to some kind of understanding or realization or identification with the illness, or with other sufferers of the illness as people like themselves. Redemption is a sort of burden on the individual. As I said, I was interested in how our desire for narrative closure sends this woman back into repression, and that often that’s what closure is: it’s new forms of repression that we impose on subjects in stories. That’s why in Sirk movies, the cost of resolution is exposed, and you feel something is wrong with people making these final decisions in their life, and yet they’re tied up with a bow and then you’re you’re left going, “Wait a minute… that can’t be right. That can’t be the answer.”
– Todd Haynes on Safe (1995)
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blessed scene. reblog for good luck and positive vibes in 2018.
– Esteban Maroto
The Magic Goes Away
– Alex Nino
ALTERNATIVE TO TUMBLR’S EXPORT SYSTEM
Okay so, there’s this application called TumblThree that lets you download your entire blog.
You can check it out HERE! (As far as I know, this is only for Windows. Sorry Mac/Linux users…)
There are instructions on how to use it in the same page, but if you want a basic step-by-step, then keep reading!
1. Download the application
Go to the releases page. You want to download the .zip file that says “application”. (Version number might vary as the developer updates it)
2. Unzip it
Open the .zip file. You should find a folder named “TumblThree”. Drag and drop this folder to whatever directory you want.
3. Open the program
Navigate to the folder you just unzipped and open it. Inside, double-click the file called “TumblThree”
You will see this window pop up on your screen:
4. Add your blog
On the bottom-left corner, enter your blog’s url and then click on “Add Blog”. Your blog should appear in the list. (I’m using my art blog as an example)
Then, select your blog in the list and click “Add to Queue”. Your blog should appear on the sidebar on the right.
Note: You can download posts from any blog, but keep in mind that the blog’s owner might not be happy with people downloading their art without their permission. I recommend you use this on your own blog(s) only.
5. Set things up
At the top of the queue, click on the “Details” tab. It should look like this.
This part is very important, so read carefully! If you would like to download ALL posts from your blog (e.g. Your blog has only art you’ve uploaded), then you should probably want to keep the default settings.
If you would like to download your original posts and exclude reblogs (e.g. You use your blog for both art and reblogs), you’ll want to uncheck the “Download reblogged posts” at the bottom of the list
6. Download!
Once you’re happy with the settings, click on “Crawl” (The button with the magnifying glass). A progress bar will appear and your blog’s contents will be downloaded. Depending on how big your blog is, this might take a while.
The downloaded files will be located inside the TumblThree directory, inside a new folder called “Blogs”.
And there you have it! Now you have a backup of your blog!
@pyritea to back up your works
The mashup you never thought would work
Congratu-fucking-lations.
– Daynes
The Shieldmaiden