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30 DAYS CHALLENGE  Clint Eastwood

DAY 21  -  Favorite character outfit - Blondie’s high fashion desert outfit

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The Mamas & The Papas lip syncing on The Ed Sullivan Show (1967)

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⚡ Letter Kurt Cobain wrote to Arnaldo Baptista (Os Mutantes) when Nirvana was in São Paulo to play on Hollywood Rock Festival, January 1993⚡

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i love the TOS episodes that lean into more theatrical(-inspired) lighting and set design……….the lighting design in “what are little girls made of?” feels SO german expressionistic (i won’t go so far as to say cabinet of dr. caligari-esque but i could see the similarity)……….“the empath” is a black box surrealist one-act which was one of deforest kelley’s favorite episodes partially because of the dramatic elements being used……….the way that theatricality and performance of identity as themes are reflected in the set design for “the conscience of the king,” especially with the performance of a play for an audience in a television program………..the way that in “spectre of the gun” kirk spock bones scotty and chekov are forced to play roles in the gunfight at the OK corral in a barebones set that heightens the sense of the performative in the whole episode…………love when other media engages with theatrically-inspired design choices in ways that are interesting when thinking about the themes of an episode and/or the show overall  

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1970 Dress of the Year

Bill Gibb

Fashion Museum Bath

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Liquid Paper - Television Parts

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Pia Zanetti. New York, 1963.

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Pia Zanetti. New York, 1963.

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So many idiots have masters degrees maybe I could be the next

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Hawkeye + children being a trigger after the "chicken" incident in GFA.

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um... this is pon farr, that's the way it should be...

I'm sorry guys, I drew this at 3 am

I came across this meme image on Pinterest quite a long time ago, but it still makes me laugh

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Klink is the funniest character. He’s a Luftwaffe officer. He’s afraid of flying. He runs the “toughest POW camp in Germany.” He’s completely spineless. “There has never been an escape from Stalag 13.” There have been hundreds of escapes from Stalag 13. He’s a people pleaser. Everyone hates him.

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Spocktober day 2: computer

He be playing on that thang.

And by thang let’s just say. His puter.

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I know the brothers karamazov is a psychological narrative and the plot really doesn't matter at all except as a device to move the characters, but sometimes it's fun to sit back and remember what the plot is actually supposed to be:

(spoilers I guess, though I'm not sure the concept of spoilers applies to a narrative like this:)

1. A man spends weeks roaming a village telling everyone and their mother that he plans to murder his father and steal his money.

2. One day, this man stands up in front of a crowd of witnesses and says "Alright, I'm finally going to do it! I'm going to murder my father!" then grabs a blunt instrument and runs out the door.

3. The man is seen to run directly to his father's house.

4. Five minutes later, the man is seen covered in blood and holding a large sum of money. His father is then found dead, murdered by a blunt instrument, with his money gone.

5. This man is not the murderer.

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Camp Hood, Texas, January 1943.