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The Plastic Dome of Norma Jean (1966) Juleen Compton

January 21st 2024

[diioonysus]

reading + art

[irregularjohnnywiggins]

You ever have those moments where an idea just... won't leave your head?

[littlesliceofimmortality]

unofficial interest check..want this real? = like + subscribe

[pil0ttay]

from my instagram lol at a goodwill

i would have included dead poets society but i haven’t watched it yet

[elspeth-catton]

[saltburn characters + text posts part 3]

[thebarroomortheboy]

HOLLYWOOD STEPS OUT (1941) | dir. Tex Avery

[hazza2404]

Day 21 - Lunchtime

Featuring @lilegite characters Kip and Henry

[patfo]

[anthrophobixx]

putting these here too yay :DD they turned out super cute....but massive.....BUT SUPER CUTE... very sorry for the poor image quality my phone is a billion years old

[dragons-and-magic]

According to my studies... The Engines are cats.

Giant metal cats. Need proof? Allow me to present my case.

Exhibit A: Zoomies.

All those time the engines felt the need for speed and went hurtling down the tracks like they've lost their minds? Cats do that too. In some cases, the end result can have the same level of property damage.

Exhibit B: Swatting. Also known as, aggressive/panicked shunting.

Thing doesn't work right? Smack thing. Cats do this all the time. Engines do too. We see this a lot when they interact with trucks. Something looks scary/wrong about that truck? Or it's acting up? Get that away from me!!! *Rams Truck, sending it flying*

Exhibit C: Aversion to water.

Most cats don't like water. Neither to engines. Even if it's not enough to put out their fire. They just hate it. There are obvious exceptions of course, like James. (But he's pretty much the engine version of an overly pampered house cat, that gets baths everyday, so that makes sense.)

Exhibit D: Flying things are bad.

Percy and Harold. James and the Hot Air Balloon. Need I say more? Cat's like to chase, attack, and eat flying things. They hate them with a burning passion.

Exhibit E: Neatniks.

Most engines like to stay clean, or at least get cleaned up after the hard work. They hate hate messy paint, dirt, and mud. Sound familiar? James is the perfect example of this. He's like that cat that licks itself everytime you pet it, because you "messed up it's fur". Lol.

Exhibit F: How did you get in there???

Cats seem to get themselves in the weirdest places. So have the engines. They are almost always found in the weirdest predicaments. And certain engine on Sodor, has done this MANY TIMES. How he managed to get clear on the other side of a mountain without tracks? Good luck trying to figure that out Topham. Pfft.

The engines are cats. I rest my case.

(Note: This is not to be taken seriously. This is just silly posting. Thank you.)

[flowerytale]

Henry David Thoreau, from Walden; or, Life in the Woods Leonora Carrington, from The Hearing Trumpet Florence Welch, from Useless Magic: Lyrics & Poetry Mary Oliver, from “How I Go to the Woods”, Swan: Poems and Prose Poem Franz Kafka, from Letters to Friends, Family, and Editors

Ivan Ivanovič Šiškin (1832–1898), Covert (detail) William Trost Richards (1833–1905), Woodland Landscape (detail) Bright Star, written and directed by Jane Campion

[sunny-rants]

the fall season without a new Mike Flanagan horror show is like an angel without it’s wings

[galinneall-dearg]

TTTE + Textposts (Part 2)

[littlesliceofimmortality]

happy thanksgiving

[flanaganhorror]

The cast of THE HAUNTING OF HILL HOUSE (2018)