#*marham

[nocternalrandomness]

"Tonka"

[rrowdyrathore]

It is 2 am and I am watching Bhabhi Ji Ghar Par Hain

[eugenephosgenee]

kya matlab mai tumhe follow nhi karta wth tumblr

This ask was sent as damage control

[heartofanenigma]

Hindi playlist was fun and games until those songs started playing

[aashiquidreams]

“Tumhare badan ki mehak khwaab si hai Main chahoon ki ismein hi khoyi rahoon Main subhon ko baahon mein apni chhupa ke Tere saath yun hi main soyi raahon Poore din bas tujhe dekhte dekhte Pehle bhi main tumse mili hoon, pehli dafa yeh mil ke laga Tune chhua zakhmon ko mere, marham marham dil pe laga Pagal pagal hain thode, badal badal hain dono, bheegi barse aa dono zara Pehle bhi main tumse mili hoon, pehli dafa yeh mil ke laga..”

[theladyfae]

for some reason it didn't occur to me to put 'tere nainon ke aage to taare bhi sharmaaye' down as an aziracrow lyric until now but realisation has just hit me and i am. Sobbign

[her-om]

Chand-sitare, phool-parinde, sham-sawera ek taraf, Saari duniya, uska charba, uska chehra ek taraf

Wo lad kar bhi so jaye to uska matha chumu me, usse mohabbat ek taraf hai, usse jhaghda ek taraf

Jis shay par vo ungli rakhde, usko wo dilwani hai, uski khushiya sabse awwal sasta mehnga ek taraf

Saari duniya jo bhi bole sab shor-sharaba hai, sabka kehna ek taraf hai uska kehna ek taraf

zakhmon par marham lagvau lekin uske hathon se chara-sazi ek taraf hai us ka chhuna ek taraf

usne saari duniya mangi maine usko manga hai uske sapne ek taraf hai mera sapna ek taraf

-Varun Anand

[raindropsofloev]

"marham" is such a nice word

[nocternalrandomness]

British F-35's arriving at RAF Marham

[captain-price-unofficially]

An F-35B Lightning II assigned to RAF Marham, England, takes off from a wet flight line as it joins the HMS Prince of Wales for Exercise Strike Warrior

[dangerousthingobservation]

Airbrake wave

RAF Marham, Norfolk, England

[spiritundaunted]

27 November 1940, HM King George VI visited the 38 and 115 squadrons at Marham, Norfolk, and stayed throughout the night to observe an actual operation in progress. Here, senior RAF and army officers with King George VI debrief from a bombing raid with the crew of a Wellington. (who appear exhausted btw)

Anecdote on the King's personal bravery:

Once when they were going off to Liverpool to board the train for some inspection tour, there was an air raid. ��I think, Sir, we ought to go down to the cellar,” [Tommy] Lascelles quietly suggested. But after about ten minutes the King got very impatient and, instead of sending someone else, dashed upstairs himself to see what was happening. “Really, it must be over by now. ... Ridiculous bombs.. “ Of course everybody followed him and from the Palace the party drove ‘like bats out of hell' through the darkened streets to Liverpool Street, where everybody was picking themselves up after a bomb had fallen nearby. 'The King got into the train calmly as if it was a perfectly ordinary event!' The King was brave, even fatalistic in the face of potential physical danger. Once, when someone mentioned the possibility of an attack being made on him during the tours he said, “Well, it's no use worrying because if someone wishes to kill me there's nothing to stop them. Because if they don't mind being caught themselves and they wish to kill me, they can. So what's the point of worrying?”

Sarah Bradford, George VI

[crookedneighbour20]

kya hua gar zakhm deti hain unki aankhein marham bhi toh aankhir unki muskaan hi deti hai

[usafphantom2]

RAF Marham, US Air Force B-1B Lancer.

@ron_eisele via X

[andaaz-e-aafat]

O mere humdum-humdum

Thoda thoda toh gham humko dede na

Ke marham-marham mil jaaye

Hame haatho se tere

[astrangerindunya403]

Zindagi jakhmo se bhari hai ,waqt ko marham banana seekh lo. Haarna toh ek din maut se hai ,philhaal zindagi jeena seekh lo.