#senpai please

[perversionsofjustice]

Dude why does Wade Barrett keep liking my thirst comments on his Instagram posts this is embarrassing

[sloththatisgoth]

Misa Amane 🖤

[ratintank]

God if only i could see tumblr posts

[sanctemony]

Are we complimenting your writing??? Because it is sexy as all get out. I love it.

ooc .  lmao whispers what the fK thank you?? you’re ??? too kind jfc i don’t even know what to say ?? oh wait yes i do just real quick ive never even heard of alec hardy but your writing made me look him up  (  the amount of care and love you put into him oh my lord  )   and apparently hes from this show called broadchurch which i put into my que to watch and i gotta say man i love love love it when i find new and interesting shows through people and their characterizations ??? but back to you being a great person and i love seeing you on my dash and thank you honestly this means so much coming from you sobs .

[ellie-bee242]

I woke up and had planned to get up and get some food. My cat had other ideas...

[swedishflagemoji-blog]

When will @kingxji notice that I cut my hair to match his?

[racheycane]

“What would happen if I tried to do what Dan did.” Alternative name: Not everyone's life can be a fanfic

(Based loosely on real life events)  

[abigailspinach]

In 2010, the Vienna Philharmonic Orchestra played The Imperial March at the Sommernachtskonzert in the garden of the Schönbrunn Palace in front of 100.000 people. (Summer Night Concert Schönbrunn). In 2020, they played it again in the Golden Hall of the Musikverein Wien. This time directed by John Williams himself. "And I have to tell you, it was honestly the best presentation of that march that I ever heard." Source: John Williams

Adorable. Please senpai, let us play

"I read once in an interview with John Williams that on the first day of rehearsal he didn‘t want them to play the Imperial March because they already rehearsed a lot that day and it‘s a quite taxing piece for the brass section so he wanted to give them a break - until the musicians themselves came up to him and said „we really want to play it, though“"

"‘At the intermission of one of the rehearsals, the players came and said to me “Maestro, can we play The Imperial March (from Star Wars)?” And I said, “well certainly we can; if you have the music, I’d be happy to conduct it.” “Oh we have the music,” they said, “we know it!” I told them I thought I’d already given them too much work for a two-hour concert, and they said “well you have, but we want to play The Imperial March for you; it’s the new Radetzky!” I’ve never heard it played so brilliantly, I must say. All the brilliant orchestras I’ve played it with have never been quite like this; it had a kind of force and power that was an expression of their own spirit and history. It was really quite thrilling.’

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