#REICH

[fumojuno]

(!) Hey, I don't support nazis. I just share images of them I find on the Internet and pair them with unhinged comments

where the fuck did he get those tits from ?? hello, one squeeze please? himmler said that not me

[socialjusticeinamerica]

Only Trump and his long-time social media director Dan Scavino can post to his accounts. Currently they’re blaming a random staffer.

[derhimmelwartet-blog]

Würde ich für jeden negativen Gedanken einen Euro bekommen, wäre ich reich.

[propilot33]

Fallen into the Country Humans / Balls verse and I can't get out ! Love all the history stuff I can find in this fandom !

Here's my first contribution !

[nicklloydnow]

“Like it or not, we are all psychoanalysts, amateurs of the mysteries of the heart and the undies, deep-sea divers into horrors. Woe to the mind with a transparent abyss!” - Emil Cioran, ‘All Gall is Divided’ (1952)

[lizaring]

Hola de nuevo! Decidí hacer un remake del traje de mi sanguinario favorito. ¿Qué opinan? | (Countryhumans)

——————————————————————————

Hello again! I decides to draw a remake of Third clothes. ¿How do you see it? | (Countryhumans)

PS: Sorry, my english isn’t good yet.

[mikrokosmos]

Alexandre Desplat - Main Theme to Asteroid City (2023)

Last night I went out to the movies with friends and we saw the new Wes Anderson picture, Asteroid City. This is the first time in a long time that I've seen a film in a theater and I do have a lot to say about the movie and the unique way that it shows the kind of crisis and anxiety that artists have in the creative process. But from the first moment I fell in love with the score by the acclaimed film composer Alexandre Desplat. Just as Anderson uses picturesque scenes and stock characters of Atomic-Age Americana to evoke a nostalgia for this idealized past we can only experience as artificial recreations, So Desplat turn to post-war American music to capture not only an atmosphere of the era but also of the American Sublime. There are only a few moments that his score comes through mixed with retro country western tracks. The opening of this “suite” holds us with a high-pitched note held over a melody in the lower register of the piano. This distinct “Americana” sound feels that way because it is reminiscent of Copland’s orchestral writing. But then the oscillating xylophone and bells brings in a pulse that makes me think of American minimalism with the likes of Steve Reich and Philip Glass. Little wind arpeggios come in to heavily emphasize Philip Glass' style of “minimalism”, which can be heard throughout his scores. And this nod to Glass ends with a long held organ pedal point in the bass, reminding us of his iconic score for Koyaanisqatsi (1982). Then, unexpectedly, the held note which opened the score is revealed to be the opening to the serene and otherworldly prelude to Wagner’s Lohengrin (or at least a short pastiche). Why reference Wagner here? I'm going to guess that this is related to the Wagnerian sound of heroism, triumph, and the sublime all being paired with the reminiscent love for the cowboys of the Old West. And these long held notes, and evoking the repetitive and potentially endless sounds of looping American minimalism come together to create a musical depiction of the American Sublime of endless Horizons and expansive nature and the quiet beauty that places like the Southwest has. I might be reading a lot into it and I don't want to argue that this is what Alexander Desplat had in mind when he decided to write in an American musical style for matching aesthetics, but I think this adds a nice little cherry of a detail on top of an already complicated and multi-layered film.

[dreamconsumer]

Louis the Child (893-911), King of East Francia and Lotharingia. Illustration from "Die Deutschen Kaiser", by Max Barack (Julius Hoffmann, Stuttgart, c.1873).

[ezrasf]

They despise democracy.

They want control over existing governments.

They want to punish Democrats in weird ways.

JD Vance is ONE OF THEM.

[fumojuno]

(!) Hey, I don't support nazis. I just post pics of them with occasional unhinged comments.

Himmler would like those hands around his throat

[ich-hoere-dir-zu]

Reichtum ist relativ.

[erich-akutagawa]

[aunti-christ-ine]

[softersalt]

What are your top 5 favorite fictional characters?

The delay on this is because I’ve been weighing different characters from different things against each other since I saw this. I’ve probably spent far more time on this than strictly necessary. None of this knowledge has prevented me from spending all this time. As such, these are definitely in no particular order.

1. Harvey Dent.

2. Tom Hagen.

3. Armand.

4. Private Reich.

5. Bartleby.

There was far too much mental debate over who, precisely, would be in the top five. But thank you for asking!