#rfi?

[nostalgiamonster]

Correction: Stupendi-dress.

Also good TED Talk.

Btw, ur a really cool bean imo! Thought you should know!

-E.T.S.

At first I was confused- but then I slept on it, and now I see there's nothing else for me to do except agree!

Good TED talk, friend 👍

I haven't been called a cool bean since 2012, good to know the vibe still carries. Right back at ya!

[paradoxbeta]

this is your sign to draw canon characters interacting with your ocs

[taylortruther]

i really love the metaphor of love as a place on florida!!!

little did you know your home's really only a town you're just a guest in

little did you know your lifelong relationship can end, their touch can become foreign, you can become bereft, the same way you can be exiled from a whole town

so you work your life away just to pay for a timeshare down in destin

you put all this effort into finding your soulmate, only to end up with someone who, like a timeshare, is only yours temporarily

little did you know your home's really only the town you'll get arrested

your relationship can end up feeling like a cage, a lock you have to crack, something you have to escape from

so you pack your life away just to wait out the shitstorm back in texas

the same way an outlaw would skip town and go into hiding, you can leave a relationship and find a temporary respite in someone else until you're ready to move on

[carbone14]

Nancy Wake – 1945

©Australian War Memorial - P00885.001

Nancy Wake est une journaliste australienne engagée dans la Résistance française pendant la Seconde Guerre mondiale.

Elle s'engage dans le réseau Pat O'Leary chargé de recueillir, soigner et exfiltrer les aviateurs britanniques. Pendant cette période elle sera surnommée "la Souris blanche" par la Gestapo en raison de sa capacité à leur échapper.

Elle est ensuite recrutée par le Special Operations Executive (SOE). Entraînée en Angleterre, elle sera parachutée en Auvergne pour armer et coordonner les actions du maquis avec les opérations du débarquement en Normandie. En juin 1944 elle dirige l'attaque du local de la Gestapo à Montluçon.

Nancy Wake est la résistante la plus décorée de la Seconde Guerre mondiale avec notamment la Croix de chevalier de la Légion d'honneur et la Croix de guerre avec 3 citations.

[dynamotoon]

Yellou is back!

[theerastour]

I'm so very tame now...

[synthville]

“Smoke ‘‘em if you got ‘em!”

RAFFI MUSIKER / SEVEN OF NINE - ST: PIC - DELETED SCENE

[b0ringasfuck]

Colpa di un chiodo

ricordiamo altresì che Salvini e i suoi accoliti sono quelli che vorrebbero togliere "lacci e lacciuoli" come il codice degli appalti e il codice antimafia.

[kirstythejetblackgoldfish]

[evermorre]

i just know that all of you who claim not to like ready for it were absolutely losing it, screaming “KNEW HE WAS A KILLER FIRST TIME THAT I SAW HIM WONDER HOW MANY GIRLS HE HAD LOVED AND LEFT HAUNTED BUT IF HES A GHOST THEN I CAN BE A PHANTOM HOLDING HIM FOR RANSOM!!!!” when you heard it live on the eras tour and that’s the power of reputation. she will always be famous

[mermaidinthecity]

Ready For It by Taylor Swift

[paradoxbeta]

[taylortruther]

yesterday i had "...ready for it?" stuck in my head and some of those lines are so interesting in hindsight. "i keep him forever like a vendetta" when joe ended up being taylor's longest relationship by several years after she was lambasted for being a serial dater... "he can be my jailer" and "i'm so very tame now, i forget their names now" vs the subject of guilty as sin and "this cage was once just fine"... this is more thought than i had ever paid to that song previously lol

oh, i know! he can be my jailer -> this cage was once just fine haunts me. "i keep him forever, like a vendetta" is one of my favorite taylor lines of all time btw - it's just great, cheeky, sarcastic...

[wernerherzogs]

just got jokingly called mum on a consultation call with a team member........

[rfia50ans]

RFI

[new-york-no-shoes]

RFI VOCALS GOING AWFFFFFFFFFFFFF