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One and Other-(Not As You Would Expect) Fairy Tales (via Victius)

One and Other-(Not As You Would Expect) Fairy Tales (via Victius)


0606 fairy tale book (via rooruu)

0606 fairy tale book (via rooruu)


swap fabric (via ollie.kate)

swap fabric (via ollie.kate)


Fairy Tale (via Lady Lilith)

Fairy Tale (via Lady Lilith)


Another fairy tale (via amyla174)

Another fairy tale (via amyla174)


living in a fairy tale (via freemysoul)

living in a fairy tale (via freemysoul)


He love fairy tale too (via kktp_)

He love fairy tale too (via kktp_)


bowfolk:

clingtomymouth:

cheneymabel:

bluishorange:


This ubiquitous poster and indicator of substandard Caucasian interior decorating has a disturbing provenance. It was one of a series of three posters created by the British propaganda office during World War II, and the only one never displayed publicly.
“‘The others were ‘Freedom is in peril, defend it with all your might’ and ‘Your courage, your cheerfulness, your resolution will bring us victory.’ The government plastered Britain with those two posters. But it held back ‘Keep calm’ for even more upsetting circumstances.
“‘The plan was, it was to be displayed and it was to go up if Germany ever invaded [Britain].’”
It was actually a call for British citizens to submit peacefully to Nazi rule.
(via If The Lamp Shade Fits)


This is very cool to know. I have always wanted to get one of these posters but haven’t yet because, well, not too much spending money. Yay, history!

bowfolk:

clingtomymouth:

cheneymabel:

bluishorange:

This ubiquitous poster and indicator of substandard Caucasian interior decorating has a disturbing provenance. It was one of a series of three posters created by the British propaganda office during World War II, and the only one never displayed publicly.

“‘The others were ‘Freedom is in peril, defend it with all your might’ and ‘Your courage, your cheerfulness, your resolution will bring us victory.’ The government plastered Britain with those two posters. But it held back ‘Keep calm’ for even more upsetting circumstances.

“‘The plan was, it was to be displayed and it was to go up if Germany ever invaded [Britain].’”

It was actually a call for British citizens to submit peacefully to Nazi rule.

(via If The Lamp Shade Fits)

This is very cool to know. I have always wanted to get one of these posters but haven’t yet because, well, not too much spending money. Yay, history!


Damon and Jamie's Excellent Adventure (in its entirety)

bowfolk:

achtung:

(via fuckyeahjamiehewlett)

:O :O :O :O :O !!


curiositykate:

jewdar:

ignitey0urb0nes:

unbreak:

(via pirouettes)


Ugh, don’t you people get it? Those passages don’t count! Only ‘Homosexuality is an abomination’ counts. Jeez!

curiositykate:

jewdar:

ignitey0urb0nes:

unbreak:

(via pirouettes)

Ugh, don’t you people get it? Those passages don’t count! Only ‘Homosexuality is an abomination’ counts. Jeez!