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touch starved me vs touch repulsed me

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what your parents think will happen if they push you as a child: three degrees, ceo of multibillion dollar company, nobel prize, president 

what actually happens: crippling anxiety and depression

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Russel Hobbs is a blessing

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you’re lying

Mick Jagger aint even hot ngl

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YOU CANT

Hey google how do i get my girlfriend to stop calling me Mick Jagger

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callout pose

@tickertapes is mick jagger

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Young Mick Jagger looks like hes 12

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gabe that’s just you

Young Mick Jagger looks like hes 12

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when you get up in the middle of the night and you gotta be careful where you step

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i agree ngl they’re f ucking good

frozen pickle juice (pickle pops) are a1

what

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Damon Albarn breaks into 7-11s late at night so he can drink slurpees straight out of the machines.

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Pocket / clasp / folding knives and navajas, 16th-19th centuries

Gold, steel pocket knife, Paris, 1766-67, Probably by Jean Gavet (cutler to the King 1757, master goldsmith 1769, recorded 1781)

gardening folding knife, France, 16th c.

Spanish clasp knife, 19th c., steel, horn, brass

18th c. Spanish clasp knife, steel, horn, brass

Clasp Knife, Catalonia or Balearic Islands, 18th c., brass, steel, silver

Spanish, Catalonian, or Italian clasp knife, 19th c., steel, horn, bone, brass, pigment

Italian clasp knife

Navajas, Seville (1883, 1884)

Spanish navaja with an Alfonso XII coin, c. 1880

Spanish navaja, Seville, 1880s

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me, getting chased around my house by a murderer: alexa play what’s new scooby doo by simple plan

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songs to make you feel like the first + last scenes in a movie-

the beginning-  installs a feeling of determination. the sun is shining, the kid is skateboarding through the city, people are getting ready for their big day, the story is starting to paint over your screen, motivating you to get outside right after this hour and a half and do something.

the end-  the sun is setting. our hero has found happiness within themselves, as they scream out of the sunroof in a car leading to nowhere and everywhere. everything is right, and everything is warm, comforting your doubts and leaving you with a sense of hope in your ordinary life.

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@tickertapes

latin words for snakes

anguis: a serpent, snake; esp. in fable as an emblem: of terror, the snaky head of Medusa; of rage, the serpent-girdle of Tisiphone; of art and wisdom, the serpent-team of Medea

aspis: the asp, viper

coluber: a serpent, snake; of the Hydra; of Medusa; of Allecto

draco: a sort of serpent, a dragon; name of a constellation; in eccl. Lat., the Serpent, the Devil

hydrus: a water-serpent, serpent; or Hydros, the constellation of the Waterserpent, called also Anguis and Hydra

serpens: participle of serpo, a creeping thing, creeper, crawler, snake, serpent 

vipera: adder, snake, serpent, in gen.,—prov.: “in sinu viperam habere,” Cic. Har. Resp. 24, 50: “viperam nutricare sub alā,” to nourish a viper in one’s bosom

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i love her so much