☆ Intro post! ☆
I'm Acey and im a tad bit evil
I love political history and also medieval royal history. I also love sports and im an avid DET, STL fan. I also watch NASCAR because I'm a hick.
DNI: MAGA, Bigots, Bums
Warning: socialist + old man poster
#prestwt#hockeytwt
We may have had to count One Mississippi, Two Mississippi, but Blue Mississippi sure has a nice ring to it! Scott, you put your heart and soul into this race because you believe in the promise of your state’s people. And they believed in you right back. I’m honored to have stood alongside you. Congratulations!
shoutout to every driver that has ever flashed their brights at me to warn of a cop ahead.
know that im spiritually making out with you. i hope your bed is cozy and your bank account is full.
Senator Hawley fasting for an hour means nothing.
33,000 families here in Missouri have been fasting a lot longer because he voted to kick them off SNAP.
This is a Bruiser Brody & grilled cheese sandwich appreciation post. Repost if you are a fan of both Bruiser Brody & grilled cheese sandwiches.
Syd Barrett, swimming in color, photographed by Andrew Whittuck in Hampstead, London, in June 1967.
Whittuck had a friend who knew Pink Floyd's managers, and the band were keen for any publicity. They all came to his bedroom studio at his parents' house with their instruments and, most importantly for him, their lighting man. The only light he used was the band's own gig setup: a slide projector with oil, water and colored ink between glass, heated so the bubbles kept moving across them.
He also remembered his mother bringing Syd a strong cup of sugary tea when he seemed a bit out of it in the corner.
That summer, "See Emily Play" became a hit and The Piper at the Gates of Dawn came out in August, mostly written by Syd. Within a year he had left the band. He died in 2006, but this is the Syd that fans still picture.
Photo: Andrew Whittuck
🎸 Rank them: "Arnold Layne," "See Emily Play," "Astronomy Domine." 🎸