#letteredlettered
what socks do pirate love the most?
Arrrrgyle
you got it! what’s a pirate’s favorite element?
Arrrrrrrgon
right again. what’s a pirate’s favorite state to visit?
Arrrrrrrrrkansas?
yep. what’s a pirate’s favorite letter of the alphabet?
R!
oh, you think it’s an R, but it’s really the C
Heard a guy do a pirate song once and yell out jokes like this to the audience during the bridge. The last one:
Singer: “What’s a pirate’s favorite crime?”
The audience, primed by now: “Arr-son!”
Singer stops playing, stares at us all reproachfully, says: “Piracy.”
fuck it, Toshiro Mifune fancam set to Kate Bush
hey op, what’s it like being a goddamned genius?
#toshiro mifune#kate bush#running up that hill#snow trail 1947#drunken angel 1948#sanjuro 1962#scandal 1950#stray dog 1949#the idiot 1951
Paging@ghostcat3000 to the courtesy phone
listening
Fanfic Classics, batch 2 (Drarry)
More Serious Literary Work Book Covers I made to prettify my Kindle collection.
- Clouds that Veil the Midnight Moon by FeelsForBreakfast @drarrytrash
- Kill, Fuck, Marryby@lettersbyelise
- Nakedby@bixgirl1
- Stately Homes of Wiltshireby@waspabi
- Ynys Afallach (I Will Give My Love an Apple)by@femmequixotic & @noeeon
- The Venice Job by nishizono
- Talk to Me by Saras_Girl
- In the Hand by aideomai
- The Way Downby@letteredlettered
- And One to Playby@tackytigerfic
Part 1 is here. Explanation of what I mean by “classics” here. Art credits below!
In order:
- “Moonlit Landscape” by John Moore of Ipswich, between 1850–1902
- “Entwurf Zum Wandbild Farbentanz (Design for the Colorful Dance Mural)” by Enrst Ludwig Kirchner, 1927
- “Study for ‘Morning Splendor’” by Henry Scott Tuke, 1921
- “The Great Hall” photograph of Longleat House, Wiltshire, from “In English Homes,” 1904
- “APPLE and BLOSSOM (Malus sylvestris Mill.)” by Mary E. Eaton, before 1917
- “Palazzo Dario, Venice” by Claude Monet, 1908
- “Study of hands” by Albrecht Dürer, 1506
- “Kleine Welten V (Small Worlds V)” by Wassily Kandinsky, 1922
- Detail of “Hribček (Holm, Ajda)” by Ivan Grohar, 1910
- “Heavy storm with lightning, thunder, heavy rain and floods” by Erasmus Francisci, 1680
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