Daria M.

[Stephen King @StephenKing]

I'm leaving Twitter. Tried to stay, but the atmosphere has just become too toxic. Follow me on Threads, if you like.

[Daria M. @Tinybug80]

@wolfPris dopo settimane di tentativi oggi abbiamo trovato posto al Meyer di Firenze per una visita che la bambina può fare solo lì: 16 settembre 2025. Tra un anno 😐

[Daria M. @Tinybug80]

@elisa_pin coi miei uguale. Quante storie simili… io accettai anche un ultimo incontro chiarificatore, per fortuna all’aperto in pieno giorno e col cane. Appena iniziò a strattonarmi il cane reagì e scappammo. Mai più risposto a messaggi e telefonate ma per un periodo avevo paura a uscire.

[Historic Vids @historyinmemes]

The Lovers of Valdaro were two 6,000-year-old skeletons who appeared to have died in a lover's embrace, face to face with their arms and legs entwined. They were discovered by archaeologists in a Neolithic tomb near Mantua, Italy.

Studies of the remains revealed that they were male (left) and female (right), approximately 20 years of age, and both approximately 5'2" (157 cm) tall. While the bodies were buried with some flint tools, there was no evidence of trauma or fractures, suggesting that they did not die violently.

Many have speculated that they were star-crossed lovers who died in each other's arms. While there is no such evidence, it is interesting to note that Mantua, Italy, is the same city where Romeo is exiled to after he murders Tybalt Capulet in a sword fight. In Mantua, Romeo has a dream in which he dies but is revived by Juliet's tender kiss. His happiness is short-lived, however, as he learns that she had died early that morning. He hurries back to Verona to be with her once again, and well, you know how the story ends...

[Daria M. @Tinybug80]

Riassunto di questi giorni folli 😜

[Luca Villa @LucaPJOnline]

E comunque, dove cazzo è Kanye? 😱😂

#rammstein #kanyewest

[Daria M. @Tinybug80]

@demetriosns congrats D! Amazong centerpieces 😍

[truant finds home @pj_history]

17 years ago today, Ed improvised this incredible melody in Bologna, elevating Pearl Jam's showstopping tag. We're still not over @Danny_Clinch leaving it on the 'Immagine in Cornice' cutting room floor. #tfh

"Tutto Ok," September 14, 2006: https://t.co/9ItBspurmR

[Northwest Passage @nwpassage1]

On this day in 1990, Eddie Vedder records vocals over a Stone Gossard demo tape that he received from friend Jack Irons. He names the tape "Momma-Son" with three songs, "Alive," "Once," and "Footsteps."

Read more about "Momma-Son" on Northwest Passage: https://t.co/8msOSiCGFr

[truant finds home @pj_history]

30 years ago today, Pearl Jam absolutely annihilated the MTV VMAs.

No single
No video
No promotion

The band's best television appearance of all time introduced the world to 'Vs.' - its groove, its power, and its rage. #tfh

"Animal," Sept. 2, 1993: https://t.co/WoHmOzM1x6

[Daria M. @Tinybug80]

✈️ ✈️✈️

[Luca Masera @CineMaSera]

Quando sei Albano durante un concerto a Pomigliano ma pensi di essere Eddie Vedder al Lollapalooza 1995

#albano #EddieVedder #pearljam

[Daria M. @Tinybug80]

E Vedder muto 🤫

[Fanpage.it @fanpage]

Il video di Al Bano che si arrampica su un traliccio della luce durante un concerto

[Daria M. @Tinybug80]

@dox76 Fernanda number six avrà superato la notte?

[Daria M. @Tinybug80]

Tg1

[truant finds home @pj_history]

28 years ago today was one of the most trying days in PJ history. Ed fell ill before the massive Golden Gate Park crowd. @Neilyoung stepped in, and they ripped through a set of Mirror Ball and Uncle Neil classics. #tfh

"Cortez the Killer," June 24, 1995: https://t.co/LMA1HBIrRg

[Daria M. @Tinybug80]

The car is French, the “church” is in Vatican City not Italy, that pizza is awful 🤢 and the 🤌🏻 hand gesture is highly aggressive and means “what the f**k do you want?!?!”

[Historic Vids @historyinmemes]

A mysterious figure known as the "Leatherman" would routinely travel a 365-mile circuit in the 1800s for no discernible purpose. Although no one ever discovered his name, place of origin, or motivation for making the journey, he rose to fame as a well-liked local hero.

In all types of weather and during all four seasons, the Leatherman wore a boot suit—an outfit made out of worn-out leather boots and ties that weighed over 60 pounds. Locals could determine the time based on where he was because he slept in caves and kept his schedule so well. Every 34 days, the Leatherman completed the journey between the rivers of the Hudson and Connecticut, passing through 40 little towns.

Though he never spoke beyond a few grunts in English or French, adults and children in the town looked forward to his visits. When the Leatherman stopped by a home, it was considered an honor, and schoolchildren stayed on their best behavior in hopes of being chosen to bring the Leatherman food when he passed their campuses.

After he perished, so many people visited the Leatherman's roadside grave that the local historical society decided to move it farther inland to avoid potential accidents. When the body was exhumed for reburial in 2011, many thought DNA testing might help solve the mystery of who he was.

However, those hopes were dashed when they opened the casket to find that the remains were missing. Now, the Leatherman is shrouded in even more mystery: no one knows who he was or where he is.

[truant finds home @pj_history]

20 years ago today, Ed debuted this 'Riot Act' experiment. He begs the crowd to cooperate before just winning them over with his vocal genius. PJ omitted this song from bootlegs which makes this footage even cooler. #tfh

"Arc," June 5, 2003: https://t.co/W5hMQL2P9O

[The New York Times @nytimes]

At least 14 people have died in northern Italy and thousands more were left homeless after some areas received half their annual rainfall in 36 hours, which experts described as almost unheard-of. https://t.co/sK3B7c6ZvP

[Classic Rock In Pics @crockpics]

Kurt Cobain was arrested by Aberdeen, Washington police in May 1986, for for spray painting the phrase “ain’t got no whatchamacallit” on vehicles.