#damn fool

[jonny-be-gewd]

Jon at Bad Bunny Residency in Puerto Rico | 8.16.23

[mikefrawley]

Damn Fool

The lid was removed from the jar faeries and fireflies have vanished still damn fool here you are  knowing better yet trying to rekindle the warmth of a glistening golden magical flame belonging to a distant and very different time

[queenie435]

[pheraen-king01]

I will say this a thousand times but-

Arctic was already mad cause he was out of his element for so long just like what happened to King Gill how he went mad. Arctic was in the same boat those tears he shed before he died were tears of sweet salvation and sadness

[joyfulghostskeletonpizza]

So. This is me getting t-boned on the way to work the other day, courtesy of a very helpful, very white guy ironically named Ganesh.

Here's to being alive and having all my limbs.

My favourite part is the Napoleon Dynamite sigh - says it all.

[lemme-detroit-smash]

If this isn’t that big Denki energy then i don’t know what is

[isakwon]

One of my many favorite pictures which Leslie has uploaded ever. So beautiful- Also tomorrow marks Alexander Hamilton’s death and the birth of Eliza telling stories. <3

[waldopeircegoestowar]

                                               PUT ON YOUR MASK, YOU DAMN FOOL!

"After a while I became aware of a different sound...the dull thud caused by gas shells. A moment later and I could smell the deadly poison. I reached for my trusted gas mask and, much as I dreaded to do so, pulled it on. The mask is safe, but it is the most uncomfortable thing I ever experienced. If anyone wants to know how a gas mask feels, let him seize his nose with a pair of fire tongs, bury his face in a hot feather pillow, then seize a gas pipe with his teeth and breathe through it for a few hours while he performs routine duties. It is safe, but, like the deadly poison which forced its invention, it is not sane...”

July 1918, American Medical Officer near Chateau-Thierry, France - PUT ON YOUR MASK, YOU DAMN FOOL! at NMHM in Silver Spring. The exhibit is on display through 2018. – National Museum of Health and Medicine– Photo: 1918, American soldiers with gas masks – US National Archives