This Burrow's Bigger on the Inside

I like musical theatre and digging in the dirt.

[phoebedynevors]

WSJ. Magazine 2018 TV Innovator: Phoebe Waller-Bridge, doesn’t let the status quo stand in her way. When she couldn’t find roles in TV, film, or theater that she wanted to play; she created them. First she astounded TV critics with the provocative show Fleabag, which delved deeply into the life of a single woman in London, haunted by a recent tragedy. Most recently her award-winning series Killing Eve turned the espionage genre on its head by casting two women in the lead roles of spy and criminal. What you see onscreen is what you get offscreen too–her writing room and production crews are diverse, allowing for multiple perspectives to come through in her work.

[meliorn]

I’m a time traveller. I point and laugh at archeologists.

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[ms-hells-bells]

that is exactly my point of view. if all people were given universal basic income, we could have tens of thousands of boring, tedious, dangerous, and long term harmful jobs done by robots, while humans are free to explore their passions without fear of poverty and homelessness.

in a good society, automation means a boom in the arts. language, painting, music, dance, writing, philosophy, architecture, etc. these are the sectors that advance tremendously during periods of human health and flourishing

[bellfry]

Back in the 1960s, we were told that automation and rising productivity would mean shorter work weeks with higher pay. Instead we have multibillionaires, growing poverty, and crumbling infrastructure. The money is all there, it’s just being hoarded.

[cesaray]

[picture-of-sophisticated-grace]

[saintdollyparton]

This was the most Anna Kendrick-y thing in the whole movie.

[theatremissfit-deactivated20160]

What is Chris Pine even doing with his hand

[boshrocks]

That’s called The Royal Wave and its something he learned on The Princess Diaries 2

[just-osgood]

[tiffanyachings]

Dylan Llewellyn on The Great Festive Bake Off

[she-wolf-of-highgarden]

The fandom after ep 5:

[catchymemes]

[princecasian]

Don’t even think the word marriage unless your gonna go this level

[andthwip-deactivated20220219]

Same energies.

[horrorscentral]

Normal cat: goes mrrrp?! after a single touch to their sleeping form

Stepan:

[sweet-bitsy]

Leave Stepan To Sleep 2019

[4alarmfirecracker]

Stop being so loud you big gay mess !!! #Thasmin

Bonus:

[the-man-who-sold-za-warudo]

Knight: I have trained in all forms of combat and weapons since birth. I cannot be bested.

Some horsecock motherfucker: 

Knight: … What the fuck

[cerastes]

OH FUCK YES I GET TO TALK ABOUT LANTERN SHIELDS.

For anyone seeing this post and wondering what kind of unholy heresy is currently having a blacksmithing orgy in front of their eyes, this is called a Lantern Shield.

This came from, YOU GUESSED IT, fucking Italy, home of lunatic steel-weaving mother fuckers who often simply looked at each other, and by each other, I mean their frenzied reflections in their shattered mirrors, and said “WHAT IF WE JUST DO THINGS”, which is, as we all know, Aunt Jemima’s recipe for success.

Lantern Shields were very indicative: They were meant to be bucklers that could carry a lantern, oftentimes for night time duels. Now, you’re wondering, why carry a lantern on a night duel when it could just prove detrimental to your overall movement? Why, to blind the mother fucker, of course! But, see, and this is the funny thing about Italy, when Italian blacksmiths realized that they could just add a hook to a buckler, they noticed they could also just add whatever the thrice condemned shit they wanted to them, so they started forging stakes, spikes, and blades that protruded out of the buckler and gauntlet as additional defense against anyone who, due to the poor visibility of mist shrouded, dark blanketed nights, would just walk right into your handheld barracks.

I mean, nothing better than a bloke closing the distance to you losing an eye or six because they didn’t consider you might just carry a porcupine on your arm, right?

Some specimens exists, but these are not numerous. If you know of or possess an actual, physical Lantern Shield, congratulations, you probably have an item that likely killed.

[awed-frog]

Given the fact that yeah, you’d need to be completely demented and more than a bit overdramatic to come up with something like this, I’m 100% unsurprised this shield also appears in medieval Russia. 

Only they made it pink, because of reasons.

[jillsandwich]

[fatal-pedestrian]

@datmerrywanderertho

[charlawamage]

Please enjoy this fine video of a rare instrument made of angry bees. I would like to bring this medieval instrument into a modern day Renaissance for the future of confusing pop music.

[oberynmartell]

lady sansa stark of winterfell did not win the battle of the bastards, reuinte the entire north, watch her father and brother be murdered, survive two sadistic abusers, keep the northern people warm and fed for the winter, manipulate & outplay a master manipulator, rule winterfell by herself as a teenager, and kill two of everyones least fave characters just for ya’ll to dislike her for not wielding a sword

[thirteenstardisfam]

🔥🔥🔥

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