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vintagegal:

Burlesque dancer Zorita c. 1940s

vintagegal:

Burlesque dancer Zorita c. 1940s

chokelate:


littleredqueen:


omgggg if i wore this color wig it would wash me out so badly.
*still* living vicariously through everyone who can.


Hmmm, it usually really depends on the make-up!

chokelate:

littleredqueen:

omgggg if i wore this color wig it would wash me out so badly.

*still* living vicariously through everyone who can.

Hmmm, it usually really depends on the make-up!

get-nerdy:

mewtoot:

garrettgregg:

mewtoot:

for the longest time i thought shoes on a telephone wire was just people getting rid of their old shoes in a cool way

It’s not?…

no it means that someone sells drugs nearby

my life is a lie

someone told me once that shooting stars are really just angels throwing away their cigarettes before God could catch them smoking

nicevagina:

if a girl is mean to you just tell her she has bad eyebrows 


My tattoos, piercings and choice of hairstyle do not concern you

My tattoos, piercings and choice of hairstyle do not concern you

breakfastkingdompubliclibrary:

“Jake sees his own death in one episode,” says Ward. “And Finn has to deal with that. Jake’s a hip guy. He can watch his own death, and he’s comfortable with it, and that’s a weird thing, especially for Finn, who’s super young, and it’s really hard on him.”

In the episode, called “New Frontier,” Jake experiences a vision during which he’s taken to an afterlife of stars and darkness by a little bananalike creature (voiced by Weird Al Yankovic).

“When I die, I’m gonna be all around you,” Jake reassures Finn. “In your nose. And your dreams. And socks! I’ll be a part of you in your earth mind. It’s gonna be great!”

“That episode was really tough to tackle, writing it for a children’s television show,” Ward remembers. “It was hard for us to really not make it so sad and scary that you feel really sad and scared watching it.”

An ‘Adventure’ For Kids And Maybe For Their Parents, Too, National Public Radio

brb-headed-to-mordor:

How to Eye Fuck the Camera, an autobiography by Gerard Way 

survivor-trek:

imagine data caring for you when you’re unable to care for yourself

imagine data being the constant in your life for seventy, eighty years

imagine data staying by your side because he is accustomed
to your sensory input and he would miss you if you were gone

imagine data knowing that one day he will miss you
and choosing to become accustomed to you anyway

imagine data.