#nursery song

[tilbageidanmark]

"Beautiful Soup, so rich and green,  Waiting in a hot tureen!  Who for such dainties would not stoop?  Soup of the evening, beautiful Soup!..."

(I started making memes).

[diabolicphallus666]

Satanic Nursery Song

[koshigurajumy]

Jumy-M Kagome Kagome / かごめかごめ #2

かごめかごめ 籠の中の鳥は いついつ出やる 夜明けの晩に 鶴と亀が滑った 後ろの正面だあれ？

The bird in the cage When will it come out In the night of dawn The crane and turtle slipped Who is behind you now?

Kagome Kagome #1

[jaxyza]

I ANIMATED RANPOE TO AN ORIGINAL SOOONG

[Not sure when I'll release the whole track though]

[awesomeifidosaysomyself]

raaah i hate reading what seems to be a really interesting researchh study in a different country and it ends up just being: here's what they do and why what we do in the u.s. is always good and their way is bad like. i think there can be more than one way to do things and that's okay

[ultrasillygirl5]

if ypu like to talk to tomatoes

[thestarsarecool]

The Show Must Go Wrong: A collection of Paul McCartney quotes for your consideration

“That whole period weighed on me to such an extent that I even began to think it was all tied in with the idea of original sin. Even though my mum had christened me as a Catholic, we weren’t brought up Catholic, so I didn’t buy into the concept of original sin on a day-to-day basis. It’s really very depressing to think that you were born a loser.”

— Paul McCartney, The Lyrics: 1956 to the Present (2021), on “Carry That Weight”

“‘Maxwell’s Silver Hammer’ was my analogy for when something goes wrong out of the blue, as it so often does, as I was beginning to find out at that time in my life.”

— Paul McCartney, Many Years From Now (1997) by Barry Miles

Q: What scares you?

McCARTNEY: I suppose the way you can’t nail life down. You grow up thinking that if you learn enough stuff and get the right education then you’ll be able to nail life. I’ll know what’s going on. One thing you discover is that the goalposts are always changing. The rules change. The world changes. When that happens, you realize you still don’t have a clue. And it shocks you. You think, “I don’t have the information I need to deal with this.” That scares me.

VICE, A Pure Conversation with Paul McCartney, Interview by Joe Zadeh, June 13th, 2016

“It’s rather serious — life. And you can’t live as if you have nine lives. I find myself doing that often. I think everybody does, saying in his mind, ‘I’ll get it tomorrow.’ But I can’t do that anymore. Take One with the Beatles should have been like I said, with a puff of smoke and magic robes and envelopes. But we missed Take One, so now we do Take Two. And in the disappointment of Take Two — I feel I can always find something good in the bad — the good thing is that it really has made me come to terms more with my life.”

— Paul McCartney, LIFE Magazine, April 16th, 1971

One, two, three, four, five, six, seven / All good children go to heaven

“You Never Give Me Your Money” (1969)

[not-mary-sue]

CPS should have a serious word with Mother Duck. The first time she went "quack quack quack quack" and only four little ducks came paddling back she should have kept those kids safe and reported the other one missing. But did she? Oh no. Still she sent those little ducks out each day, over the hill and far away. Why, it was only a matter of time before she went "quack quack quack quack" and NO little ducks came paddling back.

[totallynotsomeone]

No bcs why is one of my fic drafts a fic of them meeting in Church 😭😭😭😭 like Miles becoming an Altar Server and Sunday School volunteer while Gwen becomes the choir pianist what am I doing 😭😭😭

[carefulfears]

thinking about how expectant of her own death scully always was, but how completely struck by shock she was in mulder’s, despite how clear it had always been that he would one day die for the cause. tragedy in the x-files as something you should have been prepared for, but never could be, in scully standing at a funeral, as her mother had stood at her father’s, and barely being able to speak. she should be able to do this? bred to be a war widow, attached to an endless line. but no matter how many times she saw him put that gun to himself, or run off in front of another, she really did believe that he would always come back. she really did believe that there would never be a day where he didn’t just appear in the doorway again.

[eddie-rifff]

insaneeeeee the stuff tony banks was playing and writing in the early 70s when he was 20-23. Thats a child (as far as im concerned) and hes banging out that firth of fifth keyboard melody like its fucking nothing.

[bobombun]

There is a type of horror that's all about turning something friendly and familiar into something scary. Things like children, clowns and toys come to mind.

Fnaf does this with animatronics, which are usually just mascots for family friendly places like restaurants or amusement parks. That's fine, nice that they're using something that wasn't all that common in the horror scene (to my knowledge) at the time.

However.

I live in a country where animatronics just aren't a thing. Which means that my first contact with them was through Five Nights at Freddy's, and it took me some time to learn that fnaf didn't just invent them, but that animatronics do exist in real life, albeit in a less haunted form.

This means that I will always first think of fnaf when I see an animatronic, and be slightly alarmed that the animatronic is out there in public before I remember that fnaf is not the originator of animatronics. The "nice turned spooky" trope is flipped upside down here, where I first learned about the spooky before I learned about the nice. It's like seeing cars for the first time in a movie about vampire cars that thirst for blood, and only afterwards being told that cars exist irl.

[georgiasedify]

Being a kid at heart

Being a kid at heart

Daily writing promptWhat does it mean to be a kid at heart?View all responses Being healed brings out your kid like energy You need the kid energy to be creative Playing with kids is good for the soul Loosen you up Maintaining a sense of wonder Curiosity Playfulness no matter your age Finding joy in the little things Being open to new experiences Not taking life too seriously Great way…

[midiosaamor]

bro do yall remember that old song people used to sing or is it just one of my weird ass hallucinations

“when i was a little girl,

i asked my mother “what will i be?”

“will i be pretty?”

“will i be rich?”

and this is what she said to me.

“que sera sera”

“whatever you’ll be you’ll be (?)”

“the futures not ours to see (?)”

“so (idk the rest)””