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my family fucked up my life by using spoonerisms interchangeably with their true phrase counterparts since before i was born and now i can’t escape from instinctively saying shit like “im gonna shake a tower”

cheaphalloweencostume

oh “meeking a smee” made me feel like i was being fucking tazed

cheaphalloweencostume

theres a lot of people on this website who dont realize their dad is a gnome

itsdansotherblog

Diners from TV at night

plants4

Me: loves to lick the spoon after stirring brownie batter, doesn’t care about Sal Monella, whoever that is

alixlambert

A dull afternoon.

spookyloop

By Edward Gorey

deadpanwalking

I'M DONKEY LAUGHING

intriga-hounds

can i interest u in a box of friend??

panzerschwanzwagen

a box of biohazard maybe

intriga-hounds

the only hazard here is ur attitude

trans-mouse

its him… its earl grey…

ozu-teapot

The Black Cat | Edgar G. Ulmer | 1934

Boris Karloff, Bela Lugosi, David Manners

Cf. The Monkees’ Head / Deee-Lite’s E.S.P.

blogywicthtime676

artist-hodler

Portrait of Berthe Jacques, 1894, Ferdinand Hodler

Medium: oil,canvas

mindflamer

they put this up at gay st in manhattan ❗️🌈

[image description: the street sign for gay street in manhattan. there are street signs below it in rainbow order for lesbian, bisexual, trans, queer, intersex, asexual, nonbinary, pansexual, two spirit, and a plus sign. the bottom one says # acceptance matters.]

truesearch

Leslie Avon Miller

theegoist

Vasco Bendini (Italian, 1922-2015) - Dalla serie le Modalità sottili, acrylic on canvas, 120.00 x 95.00 cm (1991)

diningwithdana

Happy Black Goth Appreciation Day!

June 21st 2019.

This day is a celebration of the entire black goth/alternative spectrum, including individuals who are perceived by society as going against their “cultural norm” in some way or other. Black Goth Appreciation Day was creating by Dining with Dana in 2017 under “Black Goths Are More Visible” to celebrate the increased acceptance of nuanced imagery of black identity by those outside of alternative subcultures. It is a way of honoring those who went through (or continue to go through) challenges in asserting themselves amongst a world where outsiders view goth as purely white. The aim is to appreciate our ability to share alternative black voices, looks and build communities across borders within minutes by using these very resources today. With every year, black goth visibility increases, and we must remember that each one of us plays a part in advocating for the normalization of our image. However you choose to honor your fellow bats in black, make sure to have lots of fun!

Read the entire article celebrating black goths here.