#bar history

[ezrajstanley]

Little Shamrock history

[the-sappho-of-lesbos]

Source: Dyke London , by Rosa Ainley

[my-darling-boy]

And it hurts to miss you, but it’s worse to know

That I’m the reason you won’t come home

Photos by keltikfilm, editing by me

[historical-fashion-polls]

[casdeans-pie]

If EYE were Jensen and I had the capability to bring back Supernatural I would simply ask myself 2 questions.....

1. Do I want to break the internet??

2. Do I want to make fandom history??

and then I would set Season 16 in motion with canon reciprocated Destiel

[suntails]

pietà

[alwaysbewoke]

Brave, smart man.

[l8tof1]

to me the whole point of f1, and why i got into it, is that the cars are these meticulously engineered machines that - under the right circumstances - are fucking magical to watch. like for example, a wide angle shot of a car absolutely glued to the ground while going through a sleek S chicane?? 😮‍💨🤤

street tracks are just bumpy, with awkward super slow 90-degree corners, vision is obscured too, and it’s such a waste imo to have these incredible cars race in spaces where they don’t reach their full potential.

[lady-raziel]

Recently I've seen a lot of people in many different fandoms go after those who express interest in shipping characters who aren't together in canon, which is just...wild to me. Like these people cite a lot of different reasons why the ONLY right relationship people can ship is the canon one, and some of the takes are even valid, but the core argument is just nuts to me as a person who's been around in fandom for a long time. Idk. I have no solid theory or anything but it feels like this weird shift somehow corresponds with the end of Supernatural or events around that time. It was like Destiel became "canon" and the show ended and now fandom people today have forgotten how shippers were literally ready to burn down the CW to claw the most lukewarm canon acknowledgement of a non-canon ship out of the writers' hands.

Like buddy, do you know what shipping IS? Do you know the history of that term?? The literal definition (you can go google it right now if you don't believe me) is created from people's desire to put two characters together in a non-canonical relationship. The act of shipping has been NON-CANON by nature from the start. So for some (many young, some not) fandom people to say nowadays that you can ONLY ship things from canon?? It's...absolutely revealing a flaw in how we share and perpetuate fan history. Absolutely baffling that the very term created to refer to something could be weaponized against that very same thing. We need to do a better job educating people on how all the fandom staples like AO3 and ship culture came about lest we lose them to the very things they were created to combat.

[sunflowerscottie]

I cannot wait to hear Rio call Agatha a coward

[cid5]

1955 ROBERT DOISNEAU Vintage Female Accordionist Cafe France Bar MUSIC Art.

[the-sappho-of-lesbos]

Source: Lesbians On The Loose ( January 1995 • Issue 61 • Vol 6 No 1) , photo by: Diana Fairweather

[yourspacevirus]

Medic's afraid of the BLU Spy [especially since End of the Line] and Scout doesn't really help with that. He targets his doctor during "assassin training".

In which Heavy's across the base and doesn't take kindly to hearing his Doktor's much-too-dramatic distress.

[sun-e-chips]

The customer service here is great!

Moon giving Y/N a casual tour of the waterpark

[elliotly]

last Halloween post — Griffin from Babel by R.F. Kuang !

[dustbar]

QUICK I DON'T HAVE MUCH TIME

CAN I GET A DRINK WITH TEARS OF MY ENEMYS, 2 ICE CUBES AND THE BAR TENDERS KISS ON THE SIDE OF THE GLASS?????

horrordust canon,,,,!!!