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sophieturner:
The Lord of the Rings: The Fellowship of the Ring (2001) dir. Peter Jackson
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sophieturner:
The Lord of the Rings: The Fellowship of the Ring (2001) dir. Peter Jackson
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trashymami:
there is honestly no reason to lie to me. I’m too understanding. I get shit. I get life. I know that shit happens. just be straight up w me
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trashymami:
there is honestly no reason to lie to me. I’m too understanding. I get shit. I get life. I know that shit happens. just be straight up w me
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whoeveryoulovethemost:
Dean Winchester | 3x10 | Dream a Little Dream of Me
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whoeveryoulovethemost:
Dean Winchester | 3x10 | Dream a Little Dream of Me
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inividia:
A View In Venice, Rio S. Marina,
Franz Richard Unterberger(Austrian, 1837—1902)
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inividia:
A View In Venice, Rio S. Marina,
Franz Richard Unterberger(Austrian, 1837—1902)
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englishable:
Old English just has some wonderful words and kennings. I mean, really:
Their word for sea? It was often swan-rad or “road of the swan.” Spider was gangelwaefre, literally “the walking weaver.” They had the simple and now-obsolete word uht, which describes that time just before sunrise when mist still hangs heavy over all the fields and lakes and the last few stars are still out.
…Also, they didn’t say body. They said ban-cofan, which means “bone-cave,” and if you don’t think that’s some hardcore shit right there then you need to get out of my face before I turn your skull into a mead-cup.
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englishable:
Old English just has some wonderful words and kennings. I mean, really:
Their word for sea? It was often swan-rad or “road of the swan.” Spider was gangelwaefre, literally “the walking weaver.” They had the simple and now-obsolete word uht, which describes that time just before sunrise when mist still hangs heavy over all the fields and lakes and the last few stars are still out.
…Also, they didn’t say body. They said ban-cofan, which means “bone-cave,” and if you don’t think that’s some hardcore shit right there then you need to get out of my face before I turn your skull into a mead-cup.
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mightythor:
I’d rather be a good man than a great king.
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mightythor:
I’d rather be a good man than a great king.
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“He turned on her cheek the heat of love, its horror, its cruelty, its unscrupulosity. It scorched her.”
- Virginia Woolf, To The Lighthouse
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“He turned on her cheek the heat of love, its horror, its cruelty, its unscrupulosity. It scorched her.”
- Virginia Woolf, To The Lighthouse
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eizenmark:
be it your own hand or the hand of god.
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eizenmark:
be it your own hand or the hand of god.
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