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Day 134 | 🎱 | Norway

Hi my name is Robert Falcon Scott and I have short receding brown hair and purply blue eyes like Alexandra’s Genesis and a lot of people tell me I look like Martin Shaw (AN: if u don’t know who he is get da hell out of here!). I’m not related to Bill Wilson but I wish I was because he’s a major fucking hottie. I’m British so my teeth are neither straight nor white. I have pale white skin. I’m also a captain, and I command a ship called the Terra Nova in Antarctica where I’m trying to reach the South Pole. I’m a polar explorer (in case you couldn’t tell) and I wear mostly wool. I love Burberrys and I buy all my gear from there. For example, today I was wearing a woolen jumper and oilcloth trousers with another woolen overgarment, boots with puttees and two pairs of wool socks and finnesko, and an oilcloth helmet. I was wearing mittens, a mitten harness, and a sledging harness. I was walking outside Hut Point. It was snowing and raining so there was no sun, which I was very happy about. A lot of Norwegians stared at me. I put up my middle finger at them.

“Hey Con!” shouted a voice. I looked up. It was…. Ernest Shackleton!

“What’s up Shackleton?” I asked.

“Nothing.” he said shyly.

But then, I heard my party call me and I had to go away.

epicbella

ok norway

sakurasawse

mohnblumexx

Happy pride month🏳️‍🌈

monarobot

Here’s some sketches exploring one of my ideas for the creature from “The Terror” by Dan Simmons, and how I imagined it could work as a supernatural element while still able to be mistaken for a polar bear at a glance or in the distance.

rocktheholygrail

Hannibal (2013-2015)

3x07 || 3x09

d0omedtodestruction

I'm obsessed with this new collection of Abodi transylvania!! Photographed by Szilveszter Makó another huge new obsession mine.

gatheringbones

[“When everything runs smoothly, the housewife fades away—becomes the background. Cleanliness maintains the ghostly character of women’s work, keeps it systematically hidden. Even critics of capitalist work have failed to take note of the labor that takes place beyond the factory gates. The political philosopher Hannah Arendt pointed out, for instance, that Karl Marx, following public opinion at the time he wrote, characterized the work that took place in the home as unproductive labor, which left “nothing behind.” Arendt noted that Marx and many other male philosophers exalted work performed outside the home as the only real form of work, while they characterized domestic work “as parasitical, actually a kind of perversion of labor” because it “did not enrich the world.”

Arendt saw this hierarchy of work as a fundamental misunderstanding of what happens in the home—a misunderstanding that arose from the unique temporal features of care work and housework: the labor performed in the home moves so quickly, and produces so rapidly, Arendt wrote, that “its effort is almost as quickly consumed as the effort is spent.” Ancient political philosophers, Arendt writes, at least recognized the vital productivity of their servants, who, they believed, left behind “nothing more or less than their masters’ freedom or, in modern language, their masters’ potential productivity.” In antiquity, the work performed in the home was understood as constant, life-sustaining work that always produced: indeed, it produced the very possibility of public productivity; it created the possibility of shared communal life outside the home.”]

amanda montei, from touched out: motherhood, misogyny, consent, and control, 2023

inverted-typo

School time doodles of the babes

fageleh

hobbies should not take up this much space. there ought to be a hobby pocket dimension, where I am able to store everything I need in a breadbox that weighs no more than my cat.