— I can’t stand that magazine (…) One time Rolling Stone tried to write a political piece on us. I think the guy was deaf or his battery had run out. But it was very creepy. They have this very superior pseudo-intellectual approach to everything. They don’t approach anything with their senses. They were very nasty, and I wrote them a very nasty letter back, which they did print. —

He wrote the letter on an airline sickness bag

“fucking proud of its music (not all).”

also can we talk about how well written this was???

when an intellectual wants to roast you

My sister and I have actually been talking about this very thing recently. People especially like to portray Roger as an idiot. But like, every last one of these guys are absolute geniuses. Freddie created the Queen crest, and he designed and created beautiful clothing. His sister owns two BEAUTIFUL, amazing coats he made. John sat his exams in the middle of recording Queen II (and passed) and returned the same day to continue recording. He basically created Queen’s sound system. He also boosted his own car’s engine, and kept track of the band’s finances. We all already know Brian is a fucking astrophysicist. Hello. And Roger was in medical school before switching to biology. And he pens things like this. Absolute artistic and logical, scientific geniuses, all four of them. It just floors me.

ya’ll headcanoning Miles shoplifting art supplies on the regular when canonically he can’t even get away with tagging a postal box with a removable sticker…is very sus…

Whites: so he uhhh is black…so they STEAL but he does it artistically….UwU

It shows they really want to apply racist stereotypes to miles even though it doesn’t make any sense whatsoever lol. First of all Miles is a good kid who would never steal and his family clearly has enough money to buy art supplies, even the expensive kind lol. And even if he wanted to steal something, you think Jefferson would let him get away with it?? Never have I heard someone headcanoning Spiderman as a thief. Spiderman, the friendly neighborhood hero who walks people home and stop people from robbing stuff, is gonna steal stuff from art stores????

miles wouldn’t steal anything ever. he’s too good a kid to

What’s your next career?

I’ve been kinda into the “types of people” thing and I’ve decided to make one. I know people have already made this one, but I swear it’s not the same. I think this is a good inspiration for writing or creating characters. Hope you like it!

Types of Humans- decades edition:

1910’s: Old peeling wallpaper, arranging flowers, waiting on a porch, handing over a handkerchief, finding something broken, one time truces, steaming cup of tea, big hats, sad smiles

1920’s: Champagne, big smiles, loud laughter, playing piano, pearls on bedside tables, dragging a friend to go dancing, cigarette smoke, white feathers, red lips, broken promises, forbidden glances, timeless beauty

1930’s: Broke and tired, frizzy hair, typewriters, sleeping on couches, yellow photographs, a garden of weeds, job applications, jazz music in the mornings, amused grins, filled up journals, stressed out work days, sleepy cuddles

1940’s: Book filled corners, bags under eyes, pots of coffee on the counter, newspapers on the table, torn open envelopes, hopeful looks, callused palms, old radios, working hard, supportive words

1950’s: Old school diners, echoes of laughter, dancing till midnight, late night calls, love at first sight, jukeboxes, red punch, ice cream cones, high school sweethearts, sweet perfume

1960’s: Loud and proud, spoken minds, jeans & mini skirts, old cars, walks on the beach, ringing doorbells, extra cans of hairspray, cotton candy, hitchhiking, lots of friends

1970’s: Long hair, blasting the car radio, daydreams, holding hands in a park, placing flowers in hair, peace of mind, blown out candles, sparkling sequins, afternoon sun

1980’s: John Hugh’s marathons, big hoop earrings, alternative concerts, teased hair, checkered vans, black wayfarers, making mixtapes, neon signs, heartbreaking smiles, slamming the door, Tetris addict

1990’s: Flannel, rock music, goofy expressions, hair clips, band T-shirts, leather jackets, oval sunglasses, cheesy jokes, plastic chokers, 2am runs to the grocery store, jumping on trampolines

2000’s: Jogging on a sidewalk, riding shotgun, rock songs, pillow fights, flip phones, headbands, hand washing the car, dancing in the sprinklers, collecting silly bands, old easy bake ovens

2010’s: Tired laughter, pulling all nighters, dancing in the rain, camping in the backyard, study sessions in coffee shops, late night scrolling, midday embraces, awful puns, truths and dares, random thoughts in the middle of the night

By Sheldon Wood

Pathway in Monet’s Garden at Giverny 1900

Claude Monet

Silicon Valley’s ‘Startup Castle’ is looking for roommates, and the requirements are completely bonkers

good thing i listen to exactly one song with explicit lyrics every day

I’ve been saying this for a while but Startup Bro is the new and terrifying lovechild of the brogrammer and the business major and he is somehow even more self-centered and bigoted than either of them

No, no, guys, look closely.

This house is looking for extremely physically fit young men (No drugs, no makeup, no special diet, exercise 15 hrs a week) who are passive and docile (no protests, no music lyrics with swears) who, most of all, will not be missed if they disappear (very little social media presence, not rich enough to own expensive luxury items, no need to constantly be in contact with their parents over bills/gifts, few identifying markings like tattoos)

This is obviously an organ harvesting operation.

Actually it turned out that the guy who was running it wanted to create a quasi-paramilitary organization.

There were so many horror stories about the place in the news that the landlord evicted everyone.

(Gotta say, though, that I like the organ harvesting scheme better.)

“It would have been better to have found out this was an organ harvesting scheme” is not a sentiment I expected to see today, and yet.

John William Waterhouse Paintings for the Signs Part 1

an English painter known for working first in the Academic style and for then embracing the Pre-Raphaelite Brotherhood’s style and subject matter, who depicted women from both ancient Greek mythology and Arthurian legend

Aries -   Circe Offering the Cup to Ulysses (1891)

a scene from the Odysses where the sorceress Circe offers Odysseus a cup containing a potion with which she seeks to bring him under her spell as she has his crew

Taurus - Pandora (1896)

the first human woman, created by Hephaestus on the instructions of Zeus

Gemini - Boreas (1903)

after the Greek god of the north wind

Cancer -  Psyche Opening the Door into Cupid’s Garden (1904)

about a tale concerns the overcoming of obstacles to the love between Psyche and Cupid 

Leo -  The Lady of Shalott (1888)

a representation of the ending of Alfred, Lord Tennyson’s 1832 poem of the same name 

Virgo - Ophelia (1894)

a character in William Shakespeare’s drama Hamlet

Solar Eclipse of 2011

by: Tomas Johansson