hi lol. just letting anyone who is still around know i moved blogs a bit ago and i only recently made a new bandom sideblog @funeralend :) i follow from the url wilderat but it is kind of a secret. handwaves

hi lol. just letting anyone who is still around know i moved blogs a bit ago and i only recently made a new bandom sideblog @funeralend :) i follow from the url wilderat but it is kind of a secret. handwaves

Gabe Saporta for Pulsate Magazine

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i may have to take this down because its gotta b moderated for uni but…. until then i am the tai trash forever

PHOEBE BRIDGERS I KNOW THE END

if we go to sleep, we can wake up home again

gerard way perfect lil nose moments <3

this but with these names

A Fever You Can’t Sweat Out is the debut studio album by the American rock band Panic! at the Disco. The album was released on September 27, 2005.

your last words before you die are the 3rd line of the last song you listened to. what are we saying ladies?

which emo origin story is the least realistic

-sixteen year old boys being kicked out and running off with chicago hardcore king to spray mace on their assholes and eat pastries out of butts and also play shows with a band that doesnt have a name -teenage boys, one of which went to catholic school and the another whos a mormon, being kicked out and contacting the now-famous chicago hardcore king telling him he sucks and to check out their band, then having a record label created to sign them and produce their record about the sanctity of marriage and prostitution and drugs and alcoholism despite the lead singer never having stayed up past his bedtime, never had caffiene, and skipped band practice to go to church -the bassist of a band going off into the desert, doing drugs, getting bitten by a snake, and hallucinating that the snake is telling him that he needs to start a band thats synthpop with angels, made an obnoxious cover of hollaback girl, which went viral and caught the attention of ex chicago hardcore king who now had a record label

question time: what is the one scene from a film or tv show that you could genuinely write a 2000 word essay analysing/ just generally expressing your appreciation for?