and it is no words

One day at a time, one year after another. There is extremely little tag organization here, let me know if you want something tagged!

[acorviart]

june's sticker club reward

[spaceshipsandpurpledrank]

[yuhi-san]

Thats the context for this meme???

[titenoute]

I feel like I've been robbed the whole time. This is magical.

[kstarlitchaotics]

I'm dying

[holy-leapin-splits-batman]

[kittydesade]

Hey, don't cry

8oz cream cheese

6-8oz gruyere (whatever size block you have at your local grocery store)

6-8oz swiss cheese (or whatever size block you have at your local grocery store)

10oz brick of frozen spinach

1/2 cup heavy cream

1/2 cup parmesan/romano shake-bottle cheese

salt and pepper to taste

slow cook till it's a delicious goopy dip

serve with things you like to dip in cheese and eat

[fehyesvintagemanga]

Takabatake Kashou

[yamayuandadu]

Seen lots of people call the epic of Gilgamesh the earliest romance story ignoring the fact its not really a romance at most it has a romantic subplot it makes think what is the earliest romance story we have from Mesopotamia? 

I’m not a fan of labeling things as “the first” because it’s physically impossible to precisely establish the exact dating of most Early Dynastic literary texts relative to each other, and those - not Old Babylonian school texts, let alone Kassite or later epics - are the closest we have to literary texts which might be “the first” at something. On top of perfect dating not being possible it’s a given we don’t know every single composition that was in circulation at the time because early literary texts come almost exclusively from just two sites while obviously writing was not restricted to them. Then on top of that you have the problem with ED compositions being inherently harder to interpret than later ones (even the sign order is up for debate quite often!), and that’s even without going into outright cryptographic oddities like UD.GAL.NUN. Therefore, my answer is “we don’t know and we’ll never know”. This being said, one composition which is undeniably early and undeniably deals with romance - including what I can only describe as a picnic date -  is the Early Dynastic Lugalbanda and Ninsun myth from Abu Salabikh. Translation and commentary can be found in Jan J. W. Lisman’s  The (Inchoate) Marriage of Lugalbanda and Ninsumuna.

[catcatalpa]

1920 hamlet is so cute🥹……

[free-my-mindd]

[my-dailydreams]

[free-my-mindd]

[eflatminorseven]

thinking about edvard munch's "The Sun" (1911)

like yeah thats how it feels. thats what it feels like to exist sometimes. he gets it

[bodhi-devotee]

THIS PAINTER GETS IT

[997]

this bitch is so iconic fr

[hamletthedane]

“This looks not like a nuptial” is my favorite line in all of Shakespeare cause like….yeah dude. Your best friend is screaming at his innocent fiancée, accusing her of cheating and demanding that her father disown her and break the engagement. The fiancée is fainting from an apparent heart attack and your girlfriend is sobbing and demanding that you challenge your best friend to a duel. What clued you in that this wedding might not be going well???

[holyymoly]

Nothing gets past Signor Benedick of Padua

[cloudabserk]

just watched an interview with james ortiz (rocky’s puppeteer) where he’s like “they were torturing ryan gosling for this movie. it was killing him. he was developing isolation sickness in real life from being the only actor on set for 6 months. i needed to be there for him even when rocky wasn’t in frame to serve as his guiding light and the sole thread tethering him to the concept of love. i was kneeling at the altar” and what

[cloudabserk]

and then in ryan goslings interviews he’s like “i was struggling in the depths of hell. until a beautiful puppeteer angel lifted me up out of the darkness and saved me so completely and understood the character so well we had to make him play the role for real”

[cloudabserk]

multiple people have commented “usually i consider rpf to be morally reprehensible. however in this case it is okay, because it is ryan gosling and a puppeteer, and that’s really fun.”

[frostedmagnolias]

Pendant

c. 1900

by Eugène Grasset (designer) & Maison Vever (jeweler)

Musée des Arts Décoratifs

[r0zeclawz]

one of these big new indie cartoons should release with an exclusive adopt of like the main character. pay up 10000 dollars to be the only one whos legally allowed to draw pomni. i feel like the resulting fandom drama would change the face of the internet it would be so cool

[averagesizedperson]

TO THE PATRONS OF THIS THEATER, I APOLOGIZE FOR INTERRUPTING YOUR SCREENING OF INLAND EMPIRE BUT I DO NEED YOUR HELP WITH SOMETHING. THERE IS A MAN IN ROW E SEAT 7 WHO HAS BEEN GOOGLING "INLAND EMPIRE EXPLAINED" ON HIS PHONE WITH FULL BRIGHTNESS ON, DISTURBING OTHER VIEWERS IN HIS VICINITY. HE HAS NO LOVE FOR FILM AND JUDGING BY WHAT HE HAS GOOGLED HE THINKS THAT ALL MOVIES ARE PUZZLES THAT HE HAS TO SOLVE LIKE THIS IS LOST OR SOME SHIT. I UNDERSTAND THIS IS AN UNUSUAL REQUEST, BUT I WANT YOU TO REMOVE THIS MAN FROM THE THEATER AND POSSIBLY KILL HIM. WHEN HE IS GONE, YOUR SCREENING WILL RESUME. YOUR PAL, DAVID LYNCH