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[detective voice] he’s gone where the long arm of the law can never reach him… not even if the law were some kind of gibbon

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happy dw s9e11 heaven sent day everyone dont forget to dwell on the grief forever

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Behind the scenes of my new historical GN. From I Shall Never Fall in Love (x)

For comics you have to make the final costumes fairly simple, but I enjoyed looking up what would be realistic in the actual late Regency era and what queer people might wear. The reality of historical fashion is always so much more varied and WEIRD than the vague version in my head!

One of the main characters is transmasc, but I was interested in what they might wear when they had to wear 'women's' clothes. We have a lot of surviving documents of European men complaining about how women dress too masc nowadays, particularly about 'sport' clothes like riding habits from the 1600s-1900s - as well as specific records of lesbians wearing them - and I felt like that fit really well.

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if I had (hypothetically) made a reading list of 55 works about the Franklin Expedition and related areas, including the pdfs of most of the articles and a couple of the books on it, would anyone be interested in it? pls lmk in the comments or tags!

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Once all currencies devalue, I will be investing in this, not Bitcoin.

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bro LMFAOOOO

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Sad baby 🎈

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"ne'er-do-well" is such a harsh criticism like bro ne'er? e'er? like youd think at least some'imes id do well but nope. ne'er

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“This book gives me more information about penguins than I care to have.”

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In 1944 a children’s book club sent a volume about penguins to a 10-year-old girl, enclosing a card seeking her opinion.

She wrote, “This book gives me more information about penguins than I care to have.”

American diplomat Hugh Gibson called it the finest piece of literary criticism he had ever read.

(via excitementanddisbelief)

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alison’s friendly and personable and well-meaning and all but she’s also a devious schemer who doesn’t seem to be aware of how insane her plans sound from an outside pov. it’s not talked about enough. what do you mean slash the tires of the couple staying at your airbnb to save their marriage so they leave you a good review. i wouldn’t be surprised if miss lucy scammer was an actual relative of hers. and this isn’t a criticism if anything it’s a compliment i love mildly unhinged women

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'Two Devils Setting Light To Tina's Wheelie Bin. She'll Be Livid' 4 colour linocut 30 cms x 20 cms. Art by David Gander

'The Devil Rides Roughshod Over Gavin's Flowerbed On A Giant Cat' Three colour linocut 30 cms x 20 cms

https://www.etsy.com/shop/HouseOfGander/

'The Devil Went Shopping' 3 colour 'jigsaw' linocut. 29 cms x 20 cms.

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So don't you judge me, Lizzie. Don't you dare judge me.

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wizard riding a dragon teapot. I know tumblr's gonna get a kick out of this one. (FB marketplace Vancouver, BC)

san pellegrino for scale

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Who is most important to the history of Doctor Who?

TOURNAMENT MASTERPOST

propaganda under the cut

Delia Derbyshire – arranged the original theme tune

The original Doctor Who theme need I say more (anonymous)

Murray Gold – composer during the RTD and Moffatt eras

He revolutionised Doctor Who music for so many years. New Who would honestly not be New Who without his music and if you listen to all the albums... God. And not only that, it encompasses a whole different category of film music: there are so many genres to be done in Doctor Who, from the comedic to the tragic and everything in between. And his themes are honestly beautiful. So yeah, vote!!! (@b4s1lwh0 )