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my notion of time while quarantined is like this. I can’t believe it’s october already

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Same energy.

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Petition to make Ramin Djawadi honorary MVP of the Jaime/Brienne ship. He said fuck D&D rights and added the love/wedding theme from earlier seasons to the knighting music to make Braime their own love theme. We stay stanning.

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So anyway here’s something funny about Daenerys’ “madness”: in the books Barristan Selmy doesn’t reveal himself to her immediately, hides his identity and is eventually discovered by Jorah. Then Barristan tells Daenerys that he chose NOT to follow Viserys because he did show signs of madness just like their father. Then proceedes to tell Daenerys that he had observed her under a false identity to find out whether she was, like Viserys, her father’s daughter, but he didn’t see ANY SIGNS of this “madness” in her. Barristan Selmy. A man who spent all his life by the Mad King’s side. Didn’t see any signs of madness in Daenerys. So there’s that.

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A BIG FUCK YOU TO ANYONE DEFENDING D&D!

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Paul Klee (Swiss, 1879 - 1940)

The House of Thistle Blossom (Das Haus zur Distelblüte), 1919

Oil on canvas

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Call Me By Your Name (2017)

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Touch. 

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1. Atolla Jelly 2. Luminous Earthworm 3. Beroe Comb Jelly 4. Firefly Squid 5. Pyrosomes 6. Dragon Fish source: x

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SYRIA. Aleppo. 2013. A bombmaker working for the rebels mixes chemicals in a makeshift bomb factory in a rebel-held district.

Photograph: Moises Saman/Magnum Photos

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Burcu Perçin (Turkish, b. 1979), Bitki Evleri [Plant Houses], 2016. Oil on canvas, 150 x 220 cm.

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Benten, Japanese goddess of wisdom.  From Rockford’s 1929 yearbook.

Japan and Japanese art of old: see my Japan gallery.

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