Regardless of the dress thing, is the heterochromia a Mandela Effect? I know lots of people think it from a glancing look at Bowie cause of his pupils but surely you notice he has two blue eyes when you sit down to draw him? Or you check it before signing off the cover art!
Cannot pass by Pumpie on my feed without a retweet because looking at him makes me cry every time!
Pumpie!!
Oh, he looks so smart. Oh he has sad eyes! Oh Pumpie!
‘Don’t forget Pumpie’ says an Edwardian father to his little boy as they get off the train.
Pumpie!
Beautiful gag in How to Marry a Millionaire (1953) where Marilyn Monroe and Lauren Bacall are fantasizing about marrying a wealthy man and then it cuts to Betty Grable who is just dreaming about a delicious sandwich
[looking at people younger than me] you have your whole life ahead of you, [looking at people older than me] you have your whole life ahead of you, [looking at myself] it's over.
"Are you gay?"
"Gay? I wish! If I were gay, there'd be no problem. No, what I have is a romantic abnormality, one so unbelievable that it must be hidden from the public at all costs..."
beavis is actually a beautiful name. French and patrician,.most likely. regal name for a boy. butthead... no. that is crass and just frankly , unbecoming.
“His deepest need was that people should like him. An admirable trait that; in a spaniel, or a whore — not, I think, in a Prime Minister...”
Francis Urquhart [Ian Richardson] House of Cards
“His deepest need was that people should like him. An admirable trait that; in a spaniel, or a whore — not, I think, in a Prime Minister...”
Francis Urquhart [Ian Richardson] House of Cards
“Once I start a book I finish it. That was the way one was brought up. Books, bread and butter, mashed potato - one finishes what's on one's plate. That's always been my philosophy."
Alan Bennett, born 9th May 1934
“Once I start a book I finish it. That was the way one was brought up. Books, bread and butter, mashed potato - one finishes what's on one's plate. That's always been my philosophy."
Alan Bennett, born 9th May 1934
This little guy writes mysteries under the name J.D. MacGregor.
How can a hamster write mysteries?
Well, he gets the endings first then he works backward.