Sep 20, 2025
46 years ago today
Pennie Smith photographed Paul Simonon of The Clash at the New York Palladium, September 20, 1979.
She made one of the most famous images in (punk) rock history.
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46 years ago today
Pennie Smith photographed Paul Simonon of The Clash at the New York Palladium, September 20, 1979.
She made one of the most famous images in (punk) rock history.
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Chrissie Hynde of The Pretenders performing at the Palladium in New York City, May 3rd, 1980.
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Athena is a very serious Goddess who would never lower herself to this level of silliness.
HOWEVER-
Just consider - Athena during the Palladium heist
Recently, Alfea students have noticed Flora and Professor Palladium spending time together more often. This is not surprising, as the professor is helping his student with a personal project. Despite this, rumors have been circulating about their relationship. However, there is another side to the story. People often overlook the fact that Professor Palladium also spends time with Professor Avalon, a new teacher of magicphilosophy at Alfea. Their meetings occur in unusual places, suggesting they may be working on a joint project. Teachers often collaborate, after all.
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Palladium Divorce
Inspired by the fact that in ancient times Greeks used to cut their hair as a sign of grief (so basically Diomedes is saying 'You're dead to me' to Odysseus here)
Bonus concepts:
Wassup, figure you'd get a kick out of what i found (and bought) at a pawn shop a few years ago:
Any tips for running it?
Yeah – run as fast as possible.