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Eurovision Fact #466:
For a majority of Finland's time in the Eurovision Song Contest, the nation has opted to sing in Finnish.
The nation sang exclusively in Finnish until 1973, when Marion Rung's 'Tom Tom Tom' brought English language songs into the mix. This was due to the fact that 1973 saw changes to the contest's language rules, allowing all participants to sing in any language of their choosing.
For four straight years, the nation only sent songs that were in English, but this streak was ended by the reintroduction of the language rules allowing nations to only sing in their national languages. Thus, the nation sang in Finnish (and Swedish once) until 1994.
However, the English included in CatCat's 'Bye Bye Baby' was simply the song's title repeated as a chorus.
Finland took a bit of a break from the Eurovision Song Contest after 1998, but when they returned, the language rules were no more, and thus began a streak of English language songs from 2000 to 2007.
After 2008, the nation sang in Finnish only four times, and tried their hand at singing in Swedish once more as well.
Käärijä's 2023 song 'Cha Cha Cha' marks the first time in eight years that Finland sent a Finnish language song to the contest, and it's the most successful Finnish language song in the history of the contest.
[Sources]
'From 'Pump-Pump' to 'Cha Cha Cha': Finland's vibrant Eurovision history,' Eurovision.tv.
'Finland in the Eurovision Song Contest,' Wikipedia.org.
Luxembourg 1973, Eurovision.tv.
London 1977, Eurovision.tv.
CatCat - Bye Bye Baby HQ, YouTube.com.
Finland, Eurovision.tv.
#esc facts oc#eurovision#eurovision facts oc#eurovision song contest#esc#finland#esc 1973#Marion Rung#CatCat#esc 1994#esc 2023#Käärijä
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Concours Eurovision de la Chanson 1973
#eurovision#eurovision 1973#esc#esc 1973#70s#op#gif#I like this year a lot#almost half a century old doesn't that sound crazy#hard to find a full version online unfortunately#{year}
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ik no one cares about this, but it's pissed me off ever since I learned about it:
'Eres Tu' by Mocedades (Spain 1973) ENTIRELY plagiarized 'Brez Besed' by Berta Ambrož (Yugoslavia 1966).
Ik it doesn't matter anymore, but anyone with ears should've been able to tell. The song should've been disqualified, change my mind.
What makes it sting more is that 'Eres Tu' became wildly popular, while like no one remembers 'Brez Besed.' Idk, it just makes me sad.
Here are the songs if you want to listen:
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#eurovision#esc#eurovision song contest#esc 1966#esc 1973#eres tu#Brez Besed#Mocedades#Berta Ambrož#Youtube
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🇪🇸 Mocedades - Eres tú
#Mocedades#Eres tú#Yes all six of them#spain#1973#esc 1973#eurovision 1973#esc spain#spain esc#eurovision spain#spain eurovision#esc#eurovision#eurovision art#esc art#their hair and outfits are so 70s#again: what's with all the groups in the 70... can we go back to solo singers please
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Daily update post:
Another one that I start with news of a terrorist attack. -_- This morning, a terrorist started shooting at several vehicles driving down the Jordan Valley, one of which was a school bus. The driver of this bus confirmed that the terrorist was wearing what looked like an IDF uniform. According to Magen David Adom (Red Star of David) there are at least 3 people injured, one is a 13 years old kid, another is in serious condition. The terrorist has not yet been neutralized.
After Amit Soussana's testimony about being raped by Hamas, we also have a Palestinian Islamic Jihad (PIJ) terrorist admitting during an interrogation that he had raped a woman in her home in an Israeli kibbutz. It's not the first such testimony, but these are important enough that when they're published, they ALL must be heard.
The prosecution against the terrorists responsible for the massacre of October 7 has been expanded to include clauses which could end with the death penalty (I found a link to a journalistic source online, then I accidentally closed that tab, and can't find it again, but it's been reported on TV. The following tweet recounts the indictments, though the headline is misleading. A death sentence has not been approved, it's just now approved that it's a possible outcome of the trials, once they take place).
For those unfamiliar with the Eurovision Song Contest, it's an event that has been run since 1956, with the intent to help heal a post-war Europe, by allowing countries to have a friendly competition (instead of a bloody conflict), and also have a chance to get to know each other better through music. It's meant to be a unifying, and therefore also a-political fun music fest. This contest has since been expanded to include all countries that are members of the European Broadcasting Union, which means Israel also gets to compete since 1973, and has even won 4 times. I wrote this post about our entry this year, if anyone's curious. In recent years, the ESC has been used for annual anti-Israel propaganda, way before the war in Gaza. This year, a senior official in Israel's National Security Office had to issue a warning for any Israelis going to the competition in Sweden, to be careful and hide their identity as much as possible. I am passing along the warning, because wherever Israelis are in danger, so are Jews in general.
After Canada, Sweden, Australia and Finland, now France is also declaring that it will fund UNRWA again, proving that no amount of complicity in anti-Jewish terrorism will stop some European countries from passing along money to those who have raped, maimed, tortured and murdered us. But no worries! France promises it will ensure that their money won't go to terrorism. I will just remind everyone that France brokered a "deal" to pass along medications to Israeli hostages with chronic illnesses in Gaza, in exchange for an additional 1,000 packages of meds for Gazans. It then said they got reassurance that the meds got to those hostages (meaning, France quoted Qatar, which quoted Hamas, so this is the international diplomacy version of, "Trust me, bro. I'm a highly reliable antisemitic terrorist"). When Israeli soldiers got to a hospital in Gaza, they found some of the med packages for the Israeli hostages in its pharmacy, unopened and clearly not delivered to the rightful address. So... IDK about you, but I'm pretty sure even the French know their assurances about the UNRWA funding are just empty words.
This is 40 years old Mohammad Alatrash.
He's an Israeli Bedouin Muslim Arab, and father of 13, including a one month old baby. He was kidnapped on Oct 7, and has been held captive in Gaza since. Mohammad's uncle said the whole family's life has not been normal since he was taken hostage. Despite that, today several families of hostages had a tour of the attacked communities in the south, with Israel's and Belgium's Foreign Ministers, his brother Salem said that they're okay with Mohammad being released later, as long as Hamas frees the female hostages. "It's hell what they're made to go through there." Just a reminder that Mohammad is one of the Israeli Muslim hostages that Hamas could have and chose not to release even during the month holy to all muslims, Ramadan.
(for all of my updates and ask replies regarding Israel, click here)
#israel#antisemitism#israeli#israel news#israel under attack#israel under fire#terrorism#anti terrorism#hamas#antisemitic#antisemites#jews#jew#judaism#jumblr#frumblr#jewish#israelunderattack#unrwa#un
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Apollo Program: Block I Command and Service Modules
The Apollo Command and Service Module (CSM) contract was award to North American Aviation on November 28, 1961. At the time, the plan was to land the entire CSM on the lunar surface via the direct ascent and the initial design did not include a means to dock with another spacecraft. Later on this was changed to the lunar orbit rendezvous and lunar landing would be preform via the Lunar Module. This required a major redesign of the CSM and in 1963, NASA decided the most efficient way to keep the program on track was to proceed with the development in two versions:
Block I: the preliminary version for early low Earth orbit test flights only.
Block II: the new lunar-capable version, which included a docking hatch, incorporating weight reduction and lessons learned from the Block I.
The CSM Block I was to be used for all uncrewed Saturn IB (AS-201 & AS-202) and Saturn V (AS-501 & AS-502) test flights, plus two manned missions. This was changed to only one in late 1966, being Apollo AS-204, aka Apollo 1. After the Apollo 1 fire all manned missions were to use the improved Block II versions.
Block I Command and Service Modules produced:
CSM-001: systems compatibility test vehicle, used on propulsion tests at White Sands Missile Range. Completed tests on September 7, 1968. CSM scrapped.
CSM-002: used for powered on tumble abort tests, flew on A-004 Little Joe II, January 20, 1966, at White Sands Missile Range. Modified to 002A.
CM-002A: used to in land drop tests. Modified to 002B
CM-002B: used on pogo tests at Downey, California. Modified to BP-23. On display
On display at the Cradle of Aviation Museum, Garden City, New York.
CSM-003: cancelled before construction began
CSM-004: structural tests, CM modified to 004B.
CM-004A: Used for Thermal and dynamic tests, redesignated BP-27 on the Saturn I Block II (SA-5D). On display.
On display with the Saturn I Block II Dynamic Test Vehicle at the U.S. Space & Rocket Center, Huntsville, Alabama.
CM-004B: Tested a new unified hatch design at Downey, California. CM offered to Smithson but declined, later scrapped by Rockwell at Downey, CA.
CSM-005: cancelled before construction began
CSM-006: CM used for systems capability tests and modified to Block II for ESC tests at AiResearch in Los Angeles, CA. Later used for demonstrating tumbling debris removal systems. CM offered to Smithsonian but declined, later scrapped. SM redesignated as SM-010, on display with BP-23A.
BP-23A and SM-010 on display at the U.S. Space & Rocket Center, Huntsville, Alabama.
CSM-007: various tests including acoustic vibration and drop tests, and used as a ground test vehicle. CM modified to 007A. SM used for fitcheck of docked model facility, current location is unknown.
CM-007A: used by Astronauts for water egress training, water-survival training and extended recovery training in the Gulf of Mexico. CM was refitted with Block II improvements. Underwent testing for Skylab at the McKinley Climatic Laboratory, Eglin AFB, Florida, 1971–1973. On display.
CM-007A is on display at the Seattle Museum of Flight, Seattle, WA.
CSM-008: complete systems spacecraft used in thermal vacuum tests. CM modified to 008A, SM offered to Smithsonian but declined (August 1973), later scrapped by Rockwell International at Downey, CA May 1977.
CSM-008 in Chamber A at JSC.
CM-008A: used in land tests at Downey, CA. CM scrapped by March 1971.
CSM-009: flew on AS-201 (later designated Apollo 2), CM modified to 009A.
CM-009A: modified with support structural tests for land impacts. CM offered to Smithsonian but declined, on display.
On display at the Strategic Air and Space Museum in Ashland, Nebraska
CSM-010: originally intended for a launch abort test, mission cancelled and CM was modified into 004A. SM cancelled.
CSM-011: flew on AS-202 (later designated Apollo 3), CM modified to 011A.
CM-011A: used on land impacts tests and extensively damaged. CM offered to Smithsonian and is on display.
On display at the USS Hornet Museum in Alameda, California.
CSM-012: intended for AS-204 (Apollo 1). CM is in storage at Langley Research Center. SM scrapped. Hatch on Display.
Apollo 1 hatch on display at the Kennedy Space Center.
CSM-013: cancelled before construction began
CSM-014: intended for AS-205 (Apollo 2). CM disassembled as part of Apollo 1 investigation and modified to 014A. SM used on AS-502 (Apollo 6).
CM-014A: ground testing. CM Scrapped May 1977.
CSM-015: CM cancelled before construction began. SM-015 was used with BP-30 and LES-014 for Swing Arm tests and backup spacecraft for Apollo 6. On display.
On display at the Kennedy Space Center.
CSM-016: CSM cancelled before construction began. Only the launch escape tower (LES) completed, on display with BP-27 the Saturn I Block II (SA-5D) at U.S. Space & Rocket Center, Huntsville, Alabama.
CSM-017: flew on Apollo 4 (AS-501). CM on display. SM destroyed when the propellant tank explosion during ground testing. CM on display.
On display at the Stennis Space Center in St. Louis, Mississippi.
CSM-018: cancelled before construction began
CSM-019: cancelled before construction began
CSM-020: flew on Apollo 6 (SA-502). SM flew on Apollo 4. CM on display.
On display at the Fernbank Science Center in Atlanta, Georgia.
source, source, source, source, source, source, source, source, source, source, source
NASA ID: link, link, JSC-03600, S66-59204
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Storia Di Musica #319 - Black Country Communion, Black Country Communion, 2010
Il mese delle storia degli album delle band con "black" nel nome si conclude oggi. Vorrei ringraziare i suggerimenti, alcuni davvero interessanti, come Federica che mi ha suggerito i Beast Of Black (un gruppo heavy metal scandinavo che ama inserire le tastiere stile anni '80 nelle loro canzoni, e fa cover di qualsiasi cosa, persino di Michael Jackson e non solo dei Manowar), ma ho scelto per chiudere questa carrellata, necessariamente parziale e soprattutto cercando di andare oltre le scelte più ovvie (i Black Sabbath, già protagonisti di questa rubrica, o i Black Keys) un gruppo che ritengo estremamente interessante. L'ultima storia riguarda un supergruppo, che i più attenti hanno già percepito essere un'altra di quelle piccole passioni musicali personali. Questo è uno dei più recenti, e soprattutto uno tra i meglio amalgamati e capace di cose, a mio avviso, davvero notevoli. Tutto nasce quando, per una serie di concerti, Glen Hughes e Joe Bonamassa iniziano a suonare insieme nel 2009. Sono due personaggi grandiosi: Hughes, bassista, è stata una delle voci più belle degli anni '70. Iniziò con i Trapeze, prima un quintetto, poi un trio, che pubblicò nel 1970 due dischi bellissimi, Trapeze e Medusa, quest'ultimo uno dei dischi "tesoro nascosto" di quel periodo, poi nel 1973 viene chiamato a sostituire Roger Glover e Ian Gillian nei Deep Purple: è la seconda voce con David Coverdale in Burn, grandioso disco della band inglese, sebbene non venga accreditato tra gli autori per problemi legali. Continuerà nei Deep Purple fino al 1976, poi deciderà a lungo di andare a suonare un po' a piacere (i suoi anni da zingaro li ha sempre definiti), dischi solisti, cantante anche dei Black Sabbath al posto di Ozzy Osbourne e tante altre cose tra cui ricoveri, dipendenze, collaborazioni. Joe Bonamassa è uno dei più grandi chitarristi rock\blues di questa generazione, collezionista di strumenti vintage, amante del suono puro della chitarra con pochissimi effetti, fondatore e presidente della Keeping The Blues Alive Records, etichetta che permette ai giovani di avvicinarsi al genere e produce i più talentuosi giovani performer. Insieme a loro c'è il grande produttore Kevin Shirley (conosciuto come The Caveman, produttore e ingegnere del suono tra gli altri di Aerosmith, Iron Maiden, Journey, Rush, gli ultimi dischi dei Led Zeppelin) che è incaricato di trovare altri musicisti per un progetto di supergruppo. Shirley chiama due suoni amici: Derek Sherinian, tastierista ex Dream Theater, che furono prodotti da Kevin, e Jason Bonham, figlio del leggendario John "Bonzo", batterista come il padre. Scelgono come nome, in questa sorta di unione anglo americana (Hughes e Bohnam sono inglese, Bonamassa e Sherinian americani) Black Country Communion, dal nome della contea delle West Midlands che si chiamana così per l'effetto dello smog provocato sia dalle miniere che dalle fabbriche che usavano il carbone per l'energia.
L'idea della band è di riprendere il suono vintage del rock anni '70 e di catapultarlo in una atmosfera contemporanea. Non sempre le individualità favolose dei singoli nei supergruppi funzionano come le aspettative vorrebbero, ma stavolta l'amalgama e la musica non lasciano dubbi: sebbene non sia un disco innovativo, Black Country Communion, che esce nel Settembre del 2010 è un disco di grande rock "classico", registrato in poco tempo, con pochi aggiustamenti, sincero, fiero e suonato alla grande. Basta l'intro di Black Country e la sua evoluzione hard rock, per capire che questo non è solo un omaggio ad uno dei periodi storici del rock, ma è la voglia di mostrarsi ancora capaci: sono tre minuti e quindici da antologia. One Last Soul, che fu il singolo di promozione, è più leggera ma prepara il terreno per una prima parte di disco stupenda: The Great Divide, Down Again, Beggarman con assolo favoloso di Bonamassa, ma soprattutto la stupenda Song Of Yesterday, che parte come uno slow blues, sale fino in cima e negli ultimi minuti sfodera una cavalcata che sa di ore passate a suonare insieme. Nella second parte, la bella No Time, la ripresa di uno dei brani che Hughes scrisse con i Trapeze, Medusa, che perde l'atmosfera folk prog della sua versione originale, diviene più muscolare e potente ma si mantiene convincente. Il disco si chiude con due brani molto particolari: Stand, che fa della complessità dei ritmi e della stratificazione degli stili (è il brano più progressive in repertorio) il suo fascino, Sista Jane è un brano in stile AC\DC e gli 11 minuti di Too Late For The Sun sono il commiato jam rock di questo disco, tra acrobazie strumentali da pelle d'oca. In tutto il disco, la voce di Hughes giganteggia, a ricordare che negli anni '70 era soprannominato The Voice of Rock, con la solidità tecnica di Bonamassa, di Bonham e di Sherinian a creare un suono che rimane convincente. Il progetto continuerà con un Black Country Communion II nel 2011, un tour in Europa, racchiuso in parte nello splendido Live Over Europe (con alcune gemme, tipo Burn dei Deep Purple, The Ballad Of John Henry di Mississippi John Hurt suonata dal solo Bonamassa, l'intro di Won't Get Fooled Again degli Who prima di Sista Jane) ma dopo Afterglow del 2012 Bonamassa si chiama fuori. Durerà poco, perchè il piacere è così tanto che già nel 2016 ritornano insieme, e proprio di questi giorni è l'uscita del loro ultimo lavoro, V, a 7 anni da BCCIV.
Questi sono i miei auguri di Pasqua. Decisamente rock.
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Okay, so... as hopefully all of you know, round 1 of the GOAT Eurovision Winner Showdown will start tomorrow, on Monday. Just like with round 0, one poll will be posted each day at 5pm UTC/GMT time and run for 24h.
However, as I was preparing the poll posts I noticed that the second poll of round 1, due to be posted on Tuesday... Is this:
Hey, blame the RNG, not me.
Anyway, perhaps there's no need for this post, but I just wanted to remind everyone to remain impartial. I'm aware of the discontent towards the 2023 winner. Heck, I share it. However, poll 2 will pit "Tu te reconnaîtras" (1973) against "Euphoria" (2012). Whatever your feelings are about "Tattoo", please, save them for poll 32, which will pit "Vivo cantando" (1969) against "Tattoo" (2023). When poll 2 goes live on Tuesday, vote for the song you think is better, don't let what happened in this year's ESC influence your vote for poll 2
#i signed up for this i literally signed up for this#so yeah please try to be impartial#eurovision#esc#eurovision song contest#polls#goat esc winner showdown#goatescws#goat ews#sweden#loreen
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Finnish Eurovision representatives from the 1970′s, ordered by the year their dolls were published in:
1970: Markku Aro & Koivistolaiset (ESC 1971)
1970: Marion Rung (ESC 1962 & 1973)
1971: Vesa-Matti Loiri (ESC 1980)
1972: Kim Floor (ESC 1972)
1973: Monica Aspelund (ESC 1977)
1974: Carita (ESC 1974)
1974: Ami Aspelund (ESC 1983)
1975: Virve (Vicky) Rosti (ESC 1987)
#what's wrong with everyone's legs#and Vicky's neck lol#finland#eurovision#eurovision history#euroviisut#suomi
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W 2022 roku na moim blogu pojawiły się 2584 posty
O 455 postów więcej niż w 2021!
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#feel like im being gaslit by this post. there's so many wild boars where i live and they are like a really big dog??? not nearly like these
Moje najpopularniejsze posty w 2022:
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imagine Lestat meeting Hannibal. they would be soo fucking insufferable together: having fancy human dinners, going to the opera, talking about their respective God complexes, and, worst of all, speaking French
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it is little well-known but in Martin Scorsese's 1973 hit mafia movie Goncharov the main character is actually inspired by Bohun from the novel "Ogniem i mieczem"
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Mój post nr 1 w 2022
koleo.pl offers free train tickets to Ukrainians traveling from the border
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Zobacz Przegląd roku 2022 już teraz →
#tumblr2022#przegląd roku#mój przegląd 2022 roku na Tumblrze#Twój przegląd roku na Tumblrze#year in review#my 2022 tumblr year in review#your tumblr year in review
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hi!! i absolutely love your esc posts and i wanted to ask what are some of your favourite esc songs? (aside from aija ofc) (aija nation let’s rise)
Aijā supremacy idc 😤😤
Oh my god, I have too many to list...from the old eurovision I really love Poupee de cire, poupee de son (Luxembourg 1965), Dansevise (Denmark 1963), Tu te reconnaîtras (Luxembourg 1973), Rock me (Yugoslavia 1989), Nocturne (Norway 1995) (y'all should definitely listen to the oldies if you haven't, tons of gems over there!!)
And from the new one, Spirit in the sky, Fairytale, Trenulețul, Međ haekanddi sol, On fire, Goodbye to yesterday, Under the ladder, Voila, Zitti e buoni and tons of other songs. Eurovision is love, eurovision is life 💞
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Eurovision Fact #435:
Luxembourg has won the Eurovision Song Contest at least once in almost every decade that they've competed in.
The nation has participated since the 50s, and had the privilege of winning in the 60s (1961 & 1965), 70s (1972 & 1973), and 80s (1983).
However, they missed out on a win in the 50s and 90s. The nation then withdrew in the early 90s.
[Source]
Luxembourg, Eurovision.tv.
#esc facts oc#eurovision#eurovision facts oc#eurovision song contest#esc#esc winners#esc 1961#esc 1965#esc 1972#esc 1973#esc 1983
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🇮🇱 Ilanit - Ey Sham
#Ilanit#Ey Sham#Israel#1973#esc 1973#israel esc#esc israel#israel eurovision#eurovision israel#First Israeli entry!!#fan art#fanart#esc#eurovision#eurovision art#esc art#digital art#Sorry for skipping a day!! Had a deadline :'D
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LE VIGNETTE DI QUINO DOPO MAFALDA
LE VIGNETTE DI QUINO DOPO MAFALDA
“Non credo alle mie illusioni, ma non riesco ad abbandonarle”
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Il secondo volume di vignette e tavole senza prsonaggio fisso di Quino uscito in Argentina nel 1972, A mí no me grite! (alla lettera “Con me non alzi la voce!”, pubblicato in Italia da Bompiani nel 1973 con il titolo Lei non sa chi sono io), ha un tale riscontro di vendite che l’anno dopo esce un terzo…
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New photo of Cybill Shepherd and Talia Shire as Katya and Sofia in Goncharov (1973) resurfaced! Had the two characters originally been supposed to have a kiss scene that was later cut from the movie?
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#2
Ot3 fake-dating fanfic idea:
Your main character has a top secret job that they have to travel a lot for - when asked by their date why they had to leave in a hurry, in a panic they said it's because they're actually poly/ in an open relationship and have to go home to their partner. They don't expect to get a second date after that, but lo and behold actually the date calls back and over time they get into a mostly long-distance relationship - in which the lies about their 'other relationship' quickly pile up...
Now the date wants to meet the other partner, maybe because the main character made them seem much too nice - and now they have to pretend to be in a relationship with their co-worker....
Please @ me if anybody writes this, no matter the fandom!
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My #1 of the year 2022
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Hol dir deinen Tumblr-Jahresrückblick 2022 →
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Because obvs it doesn't show the full posts, espesh with moodboards, I added screenshots of the actual top posts below, plus some other interesting facts!
What I'd also love to have on the year in review is: what posts did I reblog the most times? What was my longest reply conversation? How many times did I reach post limit, and how often did I change my blog heading/description?
Wbu guys, any more ideas? :D
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The one-pic previews for the moodboards re also rly pretty xD but here's the real deal
Adsfg that's what happens if the post gets squished small while font size stays the same huh? Well I hope that doesn't happen on many phones without the year in review background... Oh well!
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My top post results almost got skewed by memeing to 1 thing again! Not as badly as last year with 100% ESC content, but Goncharov definitely made it in xD even though I made most of the posts, all the non Katya/Sofia ones rly, on sideblogs... Thankfully lmao! Also # N°2!!!
Apropos top hashtags, x is my tag to separate rambling from search tags so that's obviously on a lot of posts... & It's cool that Andromaquynh is apparently still my most blogged about, or at least most tagged, ship! Though that it's the only ship in the top 10 is also rather fascinating
& then queen dead - cue crabs! My anti royalty tag combo made it onto the list, in the correct order even xD
And of Course there's threshold day up there as well lmao. Reached post limit for that
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If you're on mobile and the archive link I put on the '133 posts created' doesn't work, here's one for mobile also including reblog additions and the like, or here's the archive link to copy to your mobile browser:
https://lilolilyr.tumblr.com/archive/2022/12/tagged/my%20post
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Bc it says, with tags, who you most reblogged from, other ppl then get tagged by these years in review... & I got tagged a lot lmao
Browneyedgenius Frogswithasmallkn1fe Panicatthesocialmedia Banashee Lonely-night Petrichoraflora Purlturtle Falyakonmp3 glassbearclock
Idk whether to be proud or worried that I'm on here too much for my stuff to show up on so many ppls dashs xDxD
& while there are some beloved mutuals and long-time followers on that list, there are also several I've never seen before?? Did they change their urls recently or do they post so little that I never noticed them in my notes even though I'm one of their biggest post suppliers? I may never know xD
Ahh I checked again and @falyakonmp3 @glassbearclock I think I know your sideblogs? TOG fandom for the win :D fits in with that being in my top hashtags twice :) happy you guys enjoy my reblog collection & mayhaps occasional original content!
just one blog mystery left xD frog who are you
Also @purlturtle looks like we reblog a lot from each other! 😄🤗 Mutuals supreme
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I was gonna say ExcUse YOu tumblr, I gave 2 gifts this year??? Then realized it might have been from a different account
Anyway I gave crabs twice, I wanted to give someone checkmarks for her birthday the second time but that wasn't possible so crabs it was!
I also got a gift once this year, at least I think it was this year? Some months back anyway I got ad-free tumblring for a month!
Anyone want to gift me that again, or crabs for my birthday this weekend? :D
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That Pikachu ad man made it onto the yir gif is hilarious!
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& Yes I am back in the country & somewhat back on tumblr, too!
Not too active yet bc uni stuff I need to catch up on, so I'll keep my heading for another week or so, but I'm reachable again 😁
Not that I've been completely out of contact, the Airbnb had wifi and I've uploaded a lot of pics in my insta stories, those who follow me might've seen... But I've been completely off tumblr and discord to enjoy my vacay, even when I did have wifi
#tumblr2022#Jahresrückblick#Mein Tumblr-Jahresrückblick 2022#Dein Tumblr-Jahresrückblick#year in review#my 2022 tumblr year in review#your tumblr year in review#my post#mine#dec'22#15.12.22
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