#that's unbelievable amazing!

[cottoncandylesbo]

it's easy to talk shit about musk but some small part of me pities him. you can't look at this

and tell me he's happy in any way. i won't believe it. this man's psyche is unbelievably fragile

[poppingmary]

Exception - Impossible to ignore it in this blog.

Celine Dion performed Edith Piaf’s “Hymne à l’amour” in Dior Haute Couture, standing beneath the Olympic Rings on the Eiffel Tower, in the opening ceremony for The Olympic Games 2024 in Paris. For the occasion she wore a white silk georgette floor-length dress dripping in shimmering beads and sequins, complete with a mock-neck and a sweeping train. This dress was made over 1.000 hours by members of the Dior atelier.

July 26 2024

[mobius-m-mobius]

thought we had it all, thought we had it all, thought we had it all...

- So Much (For) Stardust - Fall Out Boy (i/n/sp)

[nooooough]

Ok so basically:

AU where these two switch places.

[miguxadraws]

more rat

i will try to control myself now i swear

sillies belong to @spitinsideme

[starflungwaddledee]

[stage 3 loaded. now playing: yawning yonder.] a little overbright, a little fuzzy on the edges; you're full of pins and needles.

<< prev || [masterpost] || next?

/// you can vote for starstruck in round 5 here!

[studio-of-woof]

I thought about that one post mentioning Ragatha having a push-activated voicebox.

And so I did a funny.

Ragatha with a pull string.

It would activate a voicebox that would say some corny nonsense and whatnot.

She can use it as a lasso if she wanted, could probably help with climbing, and of course Jax would constantly use it to mess with her, like purposely getting it caught on stuff or tangling it up.

Luckily, a helpful little jester is there to untie the doll’s knots.

[rawpastamoth]

From a few days ago - Homestar's trip to Chicago! I brought him along to the windy city to see the TMBG concert there! It was an awesome time (except for the fact that everywhere we wanted to go was closed except Jolibees. Lol)

Oh and here's a video of my terrible Homestar impression

This video + a lot of these photos were taken by my brother so shout out to him!

[omanutandstuff]

Linoy Ashram, hoop, 2017

[riverlet]

OH MY GOD

COMEDY MASK GANGLE HAS BEEN SPOTTED

[adnannyx]

wishing babe the sweetest of birthdays! 🥳

may you keep bringing much brilliance to the game and much joy to those who love it. you’re a one of a kind, arnold, happy 26th 🫶🏼

[aloneinthedark-eagle]

Have a magical, enjoyable weekend 👍😎😊💫✨🤗

[stiffyck]

LIKE AND REBLOG FICS!

COMMENT ON THE FICS!!!! GO CRAZY INSANE OVER FANFICS LIKE YOU DO OVER FANART!!!!!!

[mobius-m-mobius]

🎃Trick or treat!🎃

Have absolutely adored your Lokius fics and especially the highlights shared here, so hope you don't mind a treat in the form of an AU inspired by one of your SSS snippets that's hopefully very fitting for the Halloween theme I'm still pretending is going on an entire week later 😂💖

[hooked-on-elvis]

Source: Book "Caught In A Trap" by Arjan Deelen and Laurens van Houten.

Elvis during that 1973 Elvis Summer Festival. Photographer: Laurens van Houten.

"Elvis would probably be considered a baritone, but he could reach notes that most baritone singers couldn't reach. Much of his abilities were emanated from a very intense desire to execute a song as he wanted to do it, which meant that he really sang higher than he really was able to sing. Because he had the desire, he had the will to excel above what he was really capable of. | think often when the adrenalin is going, and the song is really pumping, you can get into that mode where you can actually do things vocally that you couldn't normally do. He had a tremendous range because of his desire to excel and be better. That's why he could do a lot of things that most people couldn't do." (...) "Elvis was very loyal, but he expected loyalty from his people too. He had a group of men who were lovingly called the Memphis Mafia. They were around him all the time and helped him, supported him, encouraged him… Because deep down he was not really sure that he was worthy to be called “Тһе King of Rock 'n' Roll. So he had to be reminded of how great he was. It's difficult to go out there every night and prove that you're The King of Rock 'n' Roll, when you may not feel like it that night."

— Terry Blackwood, backing vocalist for Elvis as part of The Imperials, 1969 - '71.

"Elvis was the kind of guy that needed new things. He needed to be inspired about certain things. And І personally feel that management was not doing that for him. | personally feel that at that point of his life he should have traveled. He should have gone all over Europe, he should have gone to Asia, he should have gone around the world. No other artist in our time could have gone every place that he could have gone. | mean, there's no place where the man couldn't have gone. There's no place that wouldn't һауе welcomed him. Even in the most remote parts of Russia | think they know Elvis Presley! Just think about that. And | think that deep down he knew that, and that was part of his frustration."

— Ronnie Tutt, Elvis' TCB Band drummer.

All pictures an:d excepts from the book "Caught In A Trap" by Arjan Deelen and Laurens van Houten.