Texan1020

Just traveling along exploring! I love Texas.

[thelonestar28]

Why so many bot follow

I dont want to see boobies

I just want to be happy

[thelonestar28]

I use to think Tumbler was a dating app I blame Tinder!

[thelonestar28]

I have became so annoyed with ads that each time one starts before a video. I immediately click off and try again or click on another video.

This is war Ads!

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[thelonestar28]

Funny

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Wednesday, July 12.

1970s.

Ah, those were the days...

...not that we were there, of course. But we can sure as sugar pretend: listen to dusty vinyl records, grow our hair in all manner of styles, write on typewriters, watch films from the innovative "New Hollywood" directors such as Martin Scorsese, Stanley Kubrick, Mike Nichols, Elaine May, Barbara Kopple, and Francis Ford Coppola if we're feeling artistic, neigh, intellectual (or sit down with Star Wars, Jaws, Rocky, and Saturday Night Fever if we're not), go to a lot of protests, recall our most grisly, harrowing memories from 'Nam, wear high-waisted trousers, and try to sneak into Fleetwood Mac's ever destructive, irresistibly sexy inter-band drama. 

In short, there was a lot happening in the 1970s, or indeed, the #70s, all of it big, bold, colorful, yet earthy, and very often brilliant. It was a decade of immense cultural, political, and societal change, much of it for the better, and much of it that, at the very least, continues in spirit to our own day. The 70s is not such a period of time, indeed, but a state of mind. 

[thelonestar28]

The first very post I read on Tumblr. On July-12th 2023 overall so far I think Tumblr will be a great place to explore and learn. A safe haven even if something were to turn South.

I like this post since it tells us about what the 70s were like I’m assuming in a very short manner, and how the 70s still drives us today. I wish the best of luck to anyone who’s just passing by and reading this and or saw this from the reblogs.

[todayontumblr]

Wednesday, July 12.

1970s.

Ah, those were the days...

...not that we were there, of course. But we can sure as sugar pretend: listen to dusty vinyl records, grow our hair in all manner of styles, write on typewriters, watch films from the innovative "New Hollywood" directors such as Martin Scorsese, Stanley Kubrick, Mike Nichols, Elaine May, Barbara Kopple, and Francis Ford Coppola if we're feeling artistic, neigh, intellectual (or sit down with Star Wars, Jaws, Rocky, and Saturday Night Fever if we're not), go to a lot of protests, recall our most grisly, harrowing memories from 'Nam, wear high-waisted trousers, and try to sneak into Fleetwood Mac's ever destructive, irresistibly sexy inter-band drama. 

In short, there was a lot happening in the 1970s, or indeed, the #70s, all of it big, bold, colorful, yet earthy, and very often brilliant. It was a decade of immense cultural, political, and societal change, much of it for the better, and much of it that, at the very least, continues in spirit to our own day. The 70s is not such a period of time, indeed, but a state of mind. 

[thelonestar28]

The first very post I read on Tumblr. On July-12th 2023 overall so far I think Tumblr will be a great place to explore and learn. A safe haven even if something were to turn South.

I like this post since it tells us about what the 70s were like I’m assuming in a very short manner, and how the 70s still drives us today. I wish the best of luck to anyone who’s just passing by and reading this and or saw this from the reblogs.