[sinful-sisters-5]

Bunny’s Man Crush Monday

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[happyandhealthy96-deactivated20]

[dimy-jr]

[capturetheatre]

when theatre kids hear show tunes in public

[angel-gamer-deactivated20210424]

I think the funniest thing is her diction. Like that shit sticks with you.

[alienmom]

hey so everyone is doing this and i though why not so here’s a compilation of my favorite vines. enjoy!

[theessenceofjaida]

oh my god

[thabiebsswag]

[thabiebsswag]

[justiceleague]

Chris Pine by Gallagan for Armani Code (2016)

[chicago-center]

In the 1960s, American Airlines partnered with Pratt & Whitney to refit their Boeing 707s with new turbofan engines, ditching the old turbojet engine, which greatly increased the efficiency of the aircraft. The jets were also physically altered, with differently shaped wings and vertical stabilizer, and an added fin beneath the tail of the plane, to adapt to the added performance demands of the new turbofans. American painted these 707s with a special bare metal and red livery, dubbing them “Astrojet”, and they were the shining flagships of the second stage of the jet age. As an homage to these flagship airplanes, when American was delivered their 50th Boeing 737-8 in 2000, N951AA, they painted it in the Astrojet livery. 951 carried the livery until last year, when concerns about the plane’s age and remaining service life prompted American to transfer the Astrojet heritage livery to this airplane, N905NN.

I’ve been waiting for months to get a good shot of the beautiful Astrojet, and today I finally got it. That being said, I present to you N905NN, an American Airlines Boeing 737-823, the Astrojet Heritage Livery aircraft.

[ntnw1]

Jimmy Clay aka Nick Davila

[yoursafespacelove]

[mera-dianas-deactivated20190522]

diana’s favourite heroes:

Steve Trevor (Wonder Woman)

“Maybe people aren’t always good, Ares or no Ares, maybe it’s just who they are.”

[leondore]

[thegentm]

Stairway to heaven

[colorel11]

© Roger Simon

[vhspositive]