#room in rome

[pablolf]

Film Journal

"Room in Rome" by Julio Medem

[animatormentata]

Manifestando il mio Room in Rome romance 💕

[demigods-posts]

think it'd be really cool if percy could teleport using water. just needing to be in direct contact with a water source to transfer from one puddle to the next. cornering monsters in damp alleyways like it's no one's business. foregoing the subway when the forecast calls for showers. crossing the ocean quicker that you can say pacific. quality content.

[livesunique]

Palazzo Patrizi Montoro, Roma, Italy

[its-where-the-wild-things-are]

[livesunique]

 Palazzo Vilòn, Rome, Italy

[andallshallbewell]

[bitter69uk]

A day without a photo of sex kitten-gone-berserk Jayne Mansfield is like a day without sunshine. Here she is - snapped by paparazzi on 9 October 1963 in Rome fresh from the beauty parlour - providing adventurous hairstyle inspiration.  

[thatlonelycactus]

You know what Rome was?

It was the fucking cockroach of history.

The Republic was failing

It survived

The Empire I shambles

It kept surviving

Hundreds of civil wars?

Eh. It lived.

Oh look, Rome finally fell!

Constantinople remained around for a couple hundred years longer.

Thanks for coming to my ted talk.

[xxplastic-cubexx]

hey hey just wanted to say love your art. I monch on it like a lifeline

and also every time I see your reactions to comic panels in my timeline it makes me giggle a lot lolol

hello hello !!! thank you for loving my art, i hope to make more delicious art for you to enjoy soon :]] !!!

and Double Thank You for enjoyin my comic reaction rambles !! i (unfortunately) have many thoughts all the time and i have no impulse control and no filter so im glad my prattling is enjoyable (●ˇ∀ˇ●)

[ancientstuff]

Beautiful frescoes.

[murcielagatito]

teddie cut

[mothmiso]

Rome (2) (3) (4) by mirrors are more fun

[bretwalda-lamnguin]

Geoffrey of Monmouth is so funny. He's a proud Briton, and that comes through in his portrayal of the Anglo-Saxons. But the Anglo-Saxons get to be cool villians, they're cruel and cunning, but can be brave and do sometimes win battles.

This is in stark contrast to the Romans. I don't think he ever lets the Romans win a battle over the Britons. They show up in Britain, immediately get absolutely slaughtered and then somehow end up in control over the island anyway with no explanation. This happens about three or four times.

I cannot get over how funny this is. He was around in the 12th century. The Roman empire still existed then, but post Manzikert they were hardly doing much to threaten Wales. Where the hell did he get this hatred from?

[gorbo-longstocking]

pants are for savages didnt you know?

[settecamara]

serginho on drivers room to norman nato