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Robin, Batgirl & Batman. (Batman TV Theme - Listen here)

Robin, Batgirl & Batman. (Batman TV Theme - Listen here)

mitarosari:

#I feel like this represents them pretty well #like Ross kind of understanding but with hints of him being patronising #Joey looking like he’s not really sure what’s going on but he’s gonna nod anyway #and then Chandler who’s already thought of 30 secret jokes relating to the situation

He he, correct. Look at Chandler, my precious.

#I feel like this represents them pretty well #like Ross kind of understanding but with hints of him being patronising #Joey looking like he’s not really sure what’s going on but he’s gonna nod anyway #and then Chandler who’s already thought of 30 secret jokes relating to the situation

He he, correct. Look at Chandler, my precious.

1 month ago

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uncertaintimes:

Twin Peaks Archive

1 month ago

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thedailywhat:

Big Reveal of the Day: After 25 years, Simpsons creator Matt Groening spills the beans on Springfield: “Springfield was named after Springfield, Oregon. The only reason is that when I was a kid, the TV show Father Knows Best took place in the town of Springfield, and I was thrilled because I imagined that it was the town next to Portland, my hometown. When I grew up, I realized it was just a fictitious name. I also figured out that Springfield was one of the most common names for a city in the U.S. In anticipation of the success of the show, I thought, ‘This will be cool; everyone will think it’s their Springfield.’ And they do.”

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Whitman Twiggy Paper Doll Set 1967 (by hmdavid)

2 months ago

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yemelesshaecceity:

joberholtzer:

Daria & Jane would be 31 now. Trent would be 36 and Quinn would be 29. Wow, can you believe it? I sure can’t.

Perfect.

So many feels!

(Source: dedication-to-daria, via ruminationtree)

2 months ago

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mudwerks:

(via Bully Says: Comics Oughta Be Fun!)

Classic.

2 months ago

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Theme: Cavalcade

So it seems time to pronounce a rule about American popular culture: the Golden Forty-Year Rule. The prime site of nostalgia is always whatever happened, or is thought to have happened, in the decade between forty and fifty years past… And so, if we can hang on, it will be in the twenty-fifties that the manners and meanings of the Obama era will be truly revealed: only then will we know our own essence. A small, attentive child, in a stroller on some Brooklyn playground or Minneapolis street, is already recording the stray images and sounds of this era: Michelle’s upper arms, the baritone crooning sound of NPR, people sipping lattes (which a later decade will know as poison) at 10 A.M.—manners as strange and beautiful as smoking in restaurants and drinking Scotch at 3 P.M. seem to us. A series or a movie must already be simmering in her head, with its characters showing off their iPads and staring at their flat screens: absurdly antiquated and dated, they will seem, but so touching in their aspiration to the absolutely modern. Forty years from now, we’ll know, at last, how we looked and sounded and made love, and who we really were.

What “Mad Men” Shows About American Pop Culture | The New Yorker (via kateoplis)

Currently obsessed with Adam Gopnik’s prose, so read this.

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1 month ago

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are2:

Skate or Die

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rachell:

Julie Newmar as Catwoman

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jaxalex:

“Your Hand In Mine (w/Strings)” by Explosions In The Sky

i absolutely loveeeeeee this song.

WITH STRINGS! This is lovely.

i have yet to finish fnl, i don’t want it ever to be over so i just keep not finishing it. however, i love it so much.

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