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Gen X, history, fandom, feminism, art, whatever. Pretty things from random places; photos are not mine. She/her.
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Trivia for Inception (2010) dir. Christopher Nolan
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René-Jacques. Place Pigalle, Paris, 1947
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what about blorbhov from my complicated russian novel though
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From the frocking fabulous wardrobe of Miss Natalie Cole, this bit of 1980's fashion history is from Hindman Auctions.
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#life with chronic illness#this was me with my chronic illness and chronic pain for years even as an adult & even after i had a diagnosis
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Opalescent glass Art Deco sculptures by French artist, Lucille Sevin. 1920s—1930s.
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This is some mindless doodling I did months ago (before Ncutis Doctor was announced), I’ve also got a similar doodle page that’s literally just the 12th Doctor. Might share that one day who knows. But this is the sort of thing I do between commissions and other projects.
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save me 80s doctor who
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#polls#the accused stood mute and the judge ordered a plea of nolo contendere entered into the record
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If you see this message on your timeline, I wish you unconditional love and great success.
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Every Shakespeare play in 5 words or less
I guarantee accuracy, not neutrality
All's Well That Ends Well: Helena, sweetie, please respect yourself
Antony and Cleopatra: Everyone's horny and massively jealous
As You Like It: Witty, romantic dorks fleeing tyranny
Comedy of Errors: Bit too Punch & Judy
Coriolanus: Lifelong soldiers aren't great politicians
Cymbeline: Snow White: the Romantic Thriller
Edward III: Folger Print This Play Challenge
Hamlet: The OG psychological drama
Henry IV, Part I: Hal & Falstaff's Day Off
Henry IV, Part II: Hal grows up; Falstaff can't
Henry V: Entirely propaganda but it's great
Henry VI, Part I: "Henry whomst?" - Joan of Arc
Henry VI, Part II: Very fun scheming and politics
Henry VI, Part III: Crooked Dick's wartime origin story
Henry VIII: Featuring the great Doctor Butts
Julius Caesar: Sometimes, there's no right choice.
King John: That Speech makes me sad
King Lear: …Did the clown die, or… ?
Love's Labor's Lost: Flirty, funny, and underrated
Macbeth: Psychological horror, my beloved
Measure for Measure: Depressingly still very relevant
Merchant of Venice: I'd punch everyone except Jessica
Merry Wives of Windsor: Falstaff fanfiction! Gaslight gatekeep girlboss
Midsummer Night's Dream: Love, magic, and an ass
Much Ado about Nothing: Claudio Everyone is so gullible
Othello: Jealousy, insecurity, prejudice. Bad mix.
Pericles: A 1600s summer blockbuster
Richard II: It's tough to be king
Richard III: Such a fun villain play
Romeo and Juliet: Senseless hatred dooms everybody, always
Taming of the Shrew: Headcanon: Everyone is grifting Baptista
The Tempest: Fun, but also very colonialist
Timon of Athens: I am Misanthropos!!!
Titus Andronicus: Halloween slasher film, Shakes-style
Troilus and Cressida: Love is destroyed by war
Twelfth Night: This play is so bisexual
Two Gentlemen of Verona: Proteus is a Bad Friend
Two Noble Kinsmen: Emilia is ace. Fight me.
Winter's Tale: Careful - insecurity can ruin lives
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Hamlet as a D&D paladin.
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[Un]conscionably, Tolkien's works have been severely underrepresented in the world of Tumblr sexymen. Now is[n't] the time to change that.
On a related note, did you know there is a Sexypedia Wiki? The research I do for these polls continues to surprise.
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reblog to give the person you reblogged it from a good night’s sleep (maybe)(please)(I’m begging the universe)
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saw a poll about dry/humid heat and like OBVIOUSLY everyone preferred dry heat but. would love to know what everyone considers to be “too hot”
me personally it’s a hard cutoff at 75°F. don’t need anything more than that thank you 🫶🫶🫶
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