The Princess Who Didn't Feel The Pea

“Airports see more sincere kisses than wedding halls. The walls of hospitals have heard more prayers than the walls of churches.”

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thefrogman:

The Nature of Ambition by Grant Snider [website | tumblr | twitter]

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tiara of barbie doll heads: PETITION FOR GINA TORRES TO PLAY WONDER WOMAN

note-a-bear:

iinventedeverything:

nudiemuse:

jmrichards:

connivingwitch:

barbie-wears-pink-aviators:

BECAUSE

AND ALSO

JUST

LET ME JUST SAY

IF YOU DON’T ALREADY THINK THIS WOMAN IS AN AMAZONIAN PRINCESS

YOU…

showmyspine:

onefitmodel:

justshutupnluvme:

emme629:

acomas:

crazydestruction:

You better all fucking reblog this.

I got to reblog this, it’s true

Wow.

This may be the most important thing I’ve ever had on my blog.

This may be the most important post on tumblr.

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omgthatdress:

Cocktail Dress

James Galanos, 1955

The Philadelphia Museum of Art

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npr:

(via 22 Maps That Show The Deepest Linguistic Conflicts In America)

Joshua Katz, a Ph. D student in statistics at North Carolina State University, just published a group of awesome visualizations of a linguistic survey that looked at how Americans pronounce words.

Among the words he maps are crawfish, syrup, caramel, lawyer, mayonnaise and pecan. He also maps regions by how they refer to a carbonated beverage (the age-old soda or pop question) and how people address groups of two or more people — though as someone who spent time in Pittsburgh, yinz seems to be conspicuously absent. — heidi

npr:

(via 22 Maps That Show The Deepest Linguistic Conflicts In America)

Joshua Katz, a Ph. D student in statistics at North Carolina State University, just published a group of awesome visualizations of a linguistic survey that looked at how Americans pronounce words.

Among the words he maps are crawfish, syrup, caramel, lawyer, mayonnaise and pecan. He also maps regions by how they refer to a carbonated beverage (the age-old soda or pop question) and how people address groups of two or more people — though as someone who spent time in Pittsburgh, yinz seems to be conspicuously absent. — heidi

elorablue:

Hugh Jefferson Randolph Architects-Spanish Oaks, Revival Style Home

(That Ceiling…love!!)

WANT

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itsbeifongbitch:

my favorite thing about helena bonham carter is that she literally has only two modes

gothic english beauty

and insane homeless woman

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