Reblogged shadowvalkyrie
"gay or european" also goes for middle-aged women btw. that lady with short hair no makeup and sneakers isn't a lesbian she's just german
Reblogged talkingpiffle
If you're still doing detective drama casting hour - may I request cameo / guest star roles for Harriet Walter and/or Edward Petherbridge in the Wimsey reboot of your dreams?
Harriet Walter for the Warden of Shrewsbury (and queen of my heart forever and ever, amen.) Edward Petherbridge, with his indelibly Wimsey-ish face -- and hands! -- as the wise and scandalous Uncle Paul.
Reblogged thecapnkate
He had 1 job
Source: instagram.com
Reblogged oooh-crumble-through
This blog has been telling you not to trust pelicans for over a decade and this is why
look at the expression on the worker's face. They've done this a hundred times.
Source: x.com
Reblogged antiqua-lugar
Anonymous asked:
Kinda of a downer and you don't have to answer this but your post about how one of the austen heroines could die giving birth made me think of how the heroes would grieve. Do you think they would remarry and such?
I don't mind. It's important to remember that in this era (and sometimes even in Western countries today), people aren't only marrying for love. If Mr. Darcy ended up widowed with a daughter, he might think the "right" and responsible thing to do is to marry so there is a mother in the house to look after the child. And having a mistress of the manor was a real job which was even more important when you had children.
I've written this. (it's sad obviously)
Reblogging this because I think imagining Austen heroes or heroines as people who wouldn't move on and find love again is kind of antithetical to Austen's whole point in Sense & Sensibility. Both Marianne and Colonel Brandon do get a second chance at love! Devotion to first attachments is part of Marianne's immature Romantic nonsense. Aside from practical considerations, most people do move on and I think Austen characters would too.
Reblogged antiqua-lugar
aviewfrommercury
I liked the part where the possums ate fruit
asgardreid
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Reblogged daisydayes
People describe shoebill storks as being scary or ugly birds and always use one image to make their point. When in every other photo they look like this
More like shoebill dork
Reblogged daisydayes
There was a random bee on my kitchen floor today, and she seemed quite dazed because she was walking. So I picked her up and gave her some sugar water, and put her outside where she belongs.
Reblogged daisydayes
We bought our new sweet kitten a harness for walks. We had her try it on to get her comfortable with it and I’m not sure she loved it.
she’s laying there, TRAPPED, nay ENSNARED, and you’re LAUGHING
Source: justcatposts
Reblogged daisydayes
I can’t make pasta any more without mumbling to myself, “wet the drys… then dry the wets…”
According to Know Your Meme, this tweet from 2019 was what spawned all the memes
Reblogged daisydayes
Bappys
Reblogged cohobbitation