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Song of the day
Yindy by Fiddler’s Green
CONTENT WARNING: CHILD ABUSE IN THE VIDEO
Album: 25 Blarney Roses (2015)
What mostly drew me to this song were the weird-ass lyrics. I still don’t entirely know what all of it means, even though it seems fairly straight-forward at first glance. (Also the pseudo-traditional style is something I’m very into.)
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Oh shit i read that wrong. I was trying to be funny with a weird quirk of mine, I thought it meant confess an unpopular opinion. Either way, 🔥 :) let's just be silly
No worries. XD Though, for the record, I’m not overly fond of popcorn myself. Unless it’s caramel corn. Or cheesy corn.
Hey, I just finished the first book of Enders game. Have you finished the rest of the series? I can't wait to get the next book!!
sorry i wanted to make sure i gave this a full answer and i never use my desktop - i’m sorry for making you wait! i actually have only read the first book of the series & for the longest time i never even knew it was a series at all - the first time i experienced it, i listened to it via an audiobook with my siblings and i had no idea it continued!!!
maybe it’s because ender’s game was always a full story for me, but i’m a little wary of the continuation of the series, to be honest. i did the same thing with Inkheart (by Cornelia Funke, i think?) and everyone tells me that the ending was awful.
i’ll probably go look for a good set when i move out to vancouver, but i actually just picked up a really nice copy of Dune by Frank Herbert that I want to finish first. i’m gonna post a photo of it soon because apparently it’s a limited edition kind of thing.
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Imagine your feedist OTP is a mutual gaining couple and for their first binge together, they get two of Pizza Hut’s new triple treat box and make each other finish a whole one each!
I just got a new razor and it is as fly as the wright brothers. Failing several times with great amounts of disbelief coming from everyone in my life and then a sudden booyeah ending in a crash
so yeah, good razor
James Cagney, Fred Astaire, Julie Andrews, Anne Hathaway, Donald O'Connor, Peter Lorre, Johnny Depp, Logan Lerman
Yes, Good
My Favorite Thing about:
James Cagney: That despite being famous for playing gangsters he was always a song and dance man at heart, also his entire performance in Footlight Parade which is just a caffeinated gift from heaven.
Fred Astaire: How easy he made everything look, and that he never tried to upstage his dancing partners, and that when Debbie Reynolds was hiding under a piano crying her eyes out because she was feeling so overwhelmed by the pressure Gene Kelly and Stanley Donen put on her during filming of Singin’ In the Rain he comforted her and let her watch him rehearse to put her at ease, basically I love how he was a real gentleman.
Julie Andrews: Her timeless elegance, and warmth.
Anne Hathaway: Oh god, Anne Hathaway was my first celebrity crush, ever since I watched the Princess Diaries when I was 9. I love how she’s such a phenomenal actress that she can elevate mediocre material, and how versatile she is, and how she’s managed to shed her squeaky clean Disney image through hard work and without doing what Miley Cyrus is doing, basically I love everything about her (though I do kinda wish she’d grow her hair out again), but yeah, Hathahaters can gtfo.
Donald O’Connor: The Make ‘em Laugh number
Peter Lorre: That voice
Johnny Depp: The heartfelt performances he gave back before he sold out
Logan Lerman: His performance in Perks of Being a Wallflower which genuinely surprised me, he revealed himself to be an actor capable of depth and emotional honesty, which I had never expected from him
