stream of thought

[dear-ao3]

[filmesbrazil]

[popculturebaby]

Crazy, Stupid, Love (2011)

[vgreydays]

Rammstein drama

Till has been accused of being aggressive and sexually harrassing to fangirls that thought they were gonna have a nice time at the after party but once they get there, they are escorted into Tills special party where he basically seems to pick who to have sex with or who should blow him...

At first I didn’t want to believe it, now that many reports from various girls have surfaced, I do not see any reason to not stand with the victims right now...

But it hit me out of nowhere, this whole drama. And I feel like many fans feel the same as I do... Rammstein was one of my top 3 favorite bands I knew every single thing about. And now I face having to cancel them out of my life because I really do not want to support toxic things like these and it makes me sick to even hear about this shit. 

I feel like I will need a lot of time to get over this or work through it...

[vgreydays]

cows in the countryside, 28.08.2022

[thenordroom]

An Art Nouveau Villa in the South of France - Full Home Tour at THE NORDROOM

[dreamhome00]

[germanpostwarmodern]

Friedrichstadtpalast (1981-84) in Berlin, Germany, by Manfred Prasser, Dieter Bankert & Walter Schwarz

[myhouseidea]

5 Oxford Street Loft by @binyanstudios

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[thenordroom]

Scandinavian apartment | styling by Copparstad & photos by Emilsson | more here

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[thenordroom]

A Swedish home | photos by Carina Olander

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[thefaultinourforcebond]

Some familiar faces in LEGO Star Wars Holiday Special 

[falllingthroughspace]

ADAM DRIVER as Kylo Ren in Star Wars Sequel Trilogy [12/?]

[driverdaily]

ADAM DRIVER Hollywood Reporter, 2018

[bills-skarsgards]

Adam Driver on Saturday Night Live (25th January 2020)

[yesterdaysprint]

Douglas Island News, Alaska, November 15, 1918

[mindblowingfactz]

There’s an interesting story behind how lawns became a status symbol. Back in the 17th century in England, many aristocrats started planting grass instead of crops right in front of their homes to prove that they were rich and were not farmers. Seeing how much of their property was used to grow grass, others perceived them as rich and powerful.