bakechochin
bakechochin
Kim's Kabinet of Eclectic Erudition
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A blog where I get passionate about literature, folklore, etymologies, occasional stupid shit, and the idyllic fairytale that is The Great British Bake Off. Feel free to give my book reviews a look so I can convince myself it's not a complete waste of time to write them. Twitter: @PuckRumhollow Letterboxd: https://letterboxd.com/bake/
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bakechochin · 5 years ago
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Can I offer you a nice mole in these trying times?
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Artists Respond to the Coronavirus Outbreak by Flooding Social Media with a Japanese Yokai Said to Ward Off Epidemics
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bakechochin · 5 years ago
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I’m editing a sexy scene in Phangs rn and this line emerged from the depths of the mental fugue I was struggling through over the last two years and damn near killed me:
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“the tell-tale bob of his cock”. 
The Tell-Tale Bob Of His Cock.
What kind of Poe-esque Gothic horror porn nonsense… 😂🤣 
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bakechochin · 6 years ago
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Dad: “Would you like an obsidian-blade knife for your birthday?” Me: “Where would I put it?” Dad: “In the belly of your enemy, obviously. What kind of child have I raised?! Wet it with the blood of your foes or don’t come home.”
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tuesday chilling. dont fucking @ me im chilling.
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i saw this painting at mount vernon and almost started crying
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I live for those pics of cats that got onto sports fields on live tv
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Pittsburgh Daily Post, Pennsylvania, January 4, 1911
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I take my art practice very seriously y’all
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The Hôtel Potocki is a former residence of the noble Polish family Potocki in Paris.
The palace was once the place of the fashion salon of Countess Emanuela Potocka.
Today, the Chamber of Commerce and Industry of the Paris - Ile-de-France region is based there.
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bakechochin · 6 years ago
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why isn’t there a short film based on the thing where diana wynne jones refused to drop out of tolkien’s college class even though he was intentionally making it as boring and dense and unintelligible as possible so that everyone would drop out and he could get out of teaching it and write lotr instead. just imagine the potential of a 1940s Female College Student sitting in an empty classroom with Secretly Furious professor resentfully lecturing a meandering incomprehensible stream-of-consciousness inner monologue about The Structure of Narrative to this kid determined to get her money’s worth out of this chump. and them both getting way more personal and intellectual development out of this song-and-dance than they thought they would. hey guys why isn’t there a
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Oracle of Delphi, Greece.
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Temple of Apollo in Dídima (Turkey). It is among the best preserved buildings in Antiquity. The oracle of Dídima was the most renowned of the Hellenistic period. Dídima was, with Delphi, Dodona and Claros, one of the most important Greek oracles.
The sanctuary prospered until the end of the 1st to 2nd century.
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The Palazzo Vecchio (1299-1314) is located in the Piazza della Signoria, in Florence, Italy. Inside,the palace houses a museum in which works by Bronzino, Miguel Ángel and Giorgio Vasari…are exhibited.The Hall of the Five Hundred stands out,whose mural decoration is by da Vinci Between 1540 and 1565 it was the residence of Duke Cosme I de Médici, who commissioned the artist Battista del Tasso to enlarge the palace. The name Palazzo Vecchio was officially adopted when Duke Cosme I and his wife Leonor Álvarez de Toledo moved to their new residence, the Pitti Palace in 1565.
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