#✪ → brave as a noun.

[memcoms]

Who up washing they mouth

[basilpaste]

so the hinge on my shitty fuckin lenovo busted (again), i cant get into my ancient hp, everything is breaking, and i cannot afford to deal with Any of it.

which means...... shitty brave as a noun cover GO. i wanted to upload this in audio form but i obviously cannot do that on my phone so instead you get. this.

the text that i forgot to outline says: i also cant upload this as audio to tumblr so. instead you get..... this. lmao.

[rayfishandchips]

This took me less than 10 minutes and no reference I think I'm on to something. Literally week 2 of me drawing car robots.

[finalgirlgretchen]

and it's sad to know that we're not alone in this

[kori-dearest]

I think if I was brave enough I would change my name

[thatoneluckybee]

What did the bunny every do to you look at his little face he's just a bunny a guyyyy he's a bunnbunn and he is ILLEGALIZED

[a-being-of-pure-vitriol]

nothing like a friend who knows nothing about guitar asking about my guitars to get me to wish I practiced more consistently.

[10piecechickenmcnugget]

I could kill all my best friends

[just-your-average-tangerine]

Song of the day: June 28 2024

Brave As a Noun by AJJ

About AJJ:

AJJ is an American folk punk band from Phoenix, Arizona, originally formed in 2004 as Andrew Jackson Jihad. Their lyrics handle themes of shyness, poverty, humanity, religion, addiction, existentialism, and politics. Singer/guitarist Sean Bonnette and bassist Ben Gallaty co-founded the band, and have remained its only constant members throughout. The band has released eight studio albums to date, with their most recent, Disposable Everything, having been released on 26 May 2023.

(Via Wikipedia)

About Brave As a Noun:

“Brave As a Noun” is the second track on AJJ’s sophomore album, People That Can Eat People Are the Luckiest People in the World, and is generally considered one of their signature songs. It details singer-songwriter Sean Bonnette’s anxiety and depression, and his frustration with how they hold him back.

The song’s title is also a clever double entendre. Literally speaking, in the last line Sean grammatically uses the word “brave” as a noun. However, the title also conveys a sense of uncertainty and self-doubt, as Sean is unable to find a specific noun to compare his bravery to.

(Via genius.com)

[roseatedramon]

And it’s sad to know

That we’re not alone in this

And it’s sad to know

There’s no honest way out

[chrsa]

SPY X FAMILY CHAPTER 74 SPOILERS

the line between stupidity and bravery is a fine one but god does she walk it hard

[malaisequotes]

“It's sad to know that we're not alone in this, and it's sad to know there's no honest way out. In this life we lead, we can conquer everything—if we could just get the braves to get out of bed in the morning.”

Brave as a Noun by Andrew Jackson Jihad

[evil-wild-lesbian-wizard]

[ivorypool]

SHE CANNOT LOVE

William Shakespeare, Much Ado about Nothing Act 3 Scene 1 // Cheekface, “Listen to Your Heart (No)” // The Orion Experience, “No Love in February” // Emilie Simon, “Roses Never Fall in Love” // Michael Gray, “I think love is something/that happens to other people” // Chet Baker, “But Not for Me” // When in Rome, “The Promise” // AJJ, “Survival Song”

[ajjtheblog]

I could go off the deep end

I could kill all my best friends

I could follow those stylish trends

and God knows I could make amends

[dinodogs]

hm. in a design mood. heres the characters at the top of my list for the WoF au