#audio cloud

[poorly-drawn-mdzs]

Gaslighter? I hardly know her!

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[pink-linoleum]

was revamping my personal little cloud playlist so i figured i’d draw a new cover pic as well

[annabelle--cane]

it's so sad to me that a lot of people's only reference point for "english accents" is the posh RP BBC accent. they don't even know the wonders of working class london and northern english accents. they don't even Know.

[miya-akiko]

i feel like the pups from the shaw pack love playing with angel and babe so much when david and asher didn't bring those two the pups will whine about asher and david being mean to them HAHAHAHA

[capitalisticveins]

Funny ass moments between GBA, Yuuri, and Escaped on the BvZ premiere cuz wtf was THAT😭

there will be a part 2 bc oh my GOD they were fucking hilarious in the chat

[bobdylan-n-jonimitchell]

Joni Mitchell "Both Sides Now" Paris Theatre, London, England, October 29, 1970.

[secondbeatsongs]

I might love sharknado too much you guys

[prfm-multiverse]

New Perfume Song World Premiere "Love Cloud"

[demigod-of-the-agni]

Do you have a clip of Cloud humming the victory fanfare?

SPOILERS FOR FF7 REBIRTH!!!!!

anyway... here you go bestie

[dandyshucks]

got a little silly and made another shuffle collage for the janitor :]

[mallywarez]

this is what gknd should be like imo

[poorly-drawn-mdzs]

You used to be my rival!

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[kc-art-stuff]

hello animatic again <3

[ethernalium]

FINAL FANTASY VII - Reunion (Slowed + Reverb)

[miya-akiko]

another hc where both honey and guy used to be in a band but both of them didn't tell each other about it until guy found a picture of honey with their old band while honey found an electric guitar in the storage room

(the guitar have a small pizza sticker on it)

[vinceaddams]

A "those damn youths and their language!" passage I thought was so funny I had to record it.

I also like the use of the word "correctest", which I don't think I've ever seen anywhere, but which apparently was quite common in the 18th century and pretty much dead by 1920.

Footnote from The Temple of Folly, in Four Cantos By Theophilus Swift, 1787.

(Which I have not read most of. I first came across this over a year ago and can't remember what I was even looking for, and couldn't remember the name of the publication, but found it again immediately by searching for "elegant highwayman" in google books.)

(I got "been always" switched around in my recording, oops, because I'm much more used to "always been".)

Transcript:

"No poor word seems to have been more tortured from its original meaning, than this of Elegance. Even some of our correctest writers have not been always sufficiently accurate in the use they have made of it. We have Elegant Pastry-cooks, Elegant Men-milliners, Elegant Hair-dressers, Elegant Footmen, Elegant Fiddlers, Elegant Eunuchs, Elegant Tooth-drawers.  I lately heard a lady say, she had been delivered of her first son by an Elegant Man-midwife; and another lady observed, she had been delivered of her last guinea by an Elegant Highwayman. Such Elegant company are doubtless entitled to respect, yet are not perhaps more respectable than the following Elegant company of phrases; vis. “Elegant Stage-Coaches,” for travellers; “Elegant Air-Balloons,” for philosophers; “Elegant Lap-dogs,” for old maids; and “Elegant Opportunities,” for young ones. In short, every thing has lately become elegant which administers either to pleasure or convenience. Coxcombs of both sexes should, however, be told that Elegance is a word which more directly belongs to works of literature; and that, that composition which abounds most with a beautiful simplicity, and justness of sentiment and expression, is more immediately dominated Elegant."