john galliano for dior couture s/s 1997, shot by sean ellis in the london fashion book by andrew tucker (1998)
Everyone saw Crowley dressed up as Nanny Ashtoreth and wondered what she'd look like as a mid-century pinup, right, all of us, not just me 😬
…I want to just draw a fashion zine of just Miss Piggy, oh my god. she is so underrated and underutilized, where is my succession-like muppets satire thing LOL I want it so bad. let me do it disney call me pls
you can take your adoration and your tin little heart - you will never get to take me with disposable parts!
man i hate the allure of a good grilled cheese. you make one and eat it and its so good and perfect, maybe a little bland but in a good way and you instantly think “man that was a really good grilled cheese, im not entirely full yet, maybe i’ll have another…” dont do it. don’t even think about it. it’s the opposite of oreos. you make your second grilled cheese and 3 bites into it you’re so overwhelmed by the monotony. “this isnt nearly as good as the last one” despite being practically identical. The grilled cheese is a sacred food, it must be eaten hot, and quick. A second one only allows you to stew in the memories of the past (your previous cheese) and your nostalgia clouds your mind, creating an epic fail bite in your newest creation of dairy and grain. Show some restraint.
The sheer energy. The beauty of this woman. The women hugging in the background. The man in rainbow parachute pants. This whole video is art.
XXI. The World
A random assortment of archaic/disused English words that should still be used:
- brust (bristled or bristly)
- coolth (coolness. We still have 'warmth' so why did this one disappear????)
- ambiloquent (using ambiguous language)
- downsteepy (steeply descending)
- mazeful (confusing)
- evulgate (to send out among the people, to publish or distribute)
- toploftical (haughty)
- hazardry (risk-taking)
- dizzard (a fool, jester, or stupid person)
- againster (someone who is habitually opposed to things or 'against' things)
- loselry (behavior characteristic of a losel, which is similar to a 'loser,' except the connotation encompasses "profligate" or "scoundrel")
- plaguey
- malengine (evil intent, fraud, deceit)
- beasten (of or pertaining to beasts)
- wranglesome (contentious and prone to quarreling)
- dwine (to waste away)
all of these words are extremely necessary to describe being Extremely Online
home…stuck? never heard of it
Sunrise