C.K. Burch's Blog, page 121
October 20, 2015
followthebluebell:
rebelarian:
kehinki:
I want an inverse spy flick. The spy is a woman. Her...
I want an inverse spy flick. The spy is a woman. Her whole team is made up of diverse women. All the villains are women. There is only one man in the entire movie and he is a Strong Male Character who is like 25 and decently ripped and has a scene where he slowly steps out of a pool wearing speedos because he is Confident and In Control of His Sexuality. We see his ass when he has to tug down his pants to get at the knife strapped to his thigh. His nipples are always erect for no fucking reason.
They are undercover in a nightclub. In order to keep their cover from being blown, he has to kiss another man.
He knits to relieve stress and to keep his mind sharp. It is never discussed by any of the characters.
Someone asks him how he knows how to do Traditionally Feminine Thing. “I have four sisters,” he answers.
This is also how he knows how to fight while armed with nothing but a purse, a high heel shoe, and a can of hair spray. During this fight, he is, for no apparent reason, shirtless.
“His nipples are always erect for no fucking reason.”
Who the hell has been spying on me?
neverrwhere:
fdelopera:
beeishappy:
Thanks, Doc.
I’m not...
I’m not crying there’s just a DeLorean in my eye. :’)
Tomorrow is the last day the future will still be the future, before forever being in the past. I’m not ready.
October 19, 2015
"It’s the smiles dripping with persuasion from across the room. It’s the over-the-shoulder glances..."
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Seduction - n.h.s [percussionhearts] (via percussionhearts)
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daysofgrass:
ckburch:
daysofgrass:
I would trade a kidney for...
I would trade a kidney for this outfit.
I’m sure I can find a way to get you said outfit without a kidney.
I only need one, it’s fine. :D
Only one of these outfits? Okay, will do.
ancientpeoples:
Coffin of HorankhEgypt, Thebes, c. 700...
Coffin of HorankhEgypt, Thebes, c. 700 B.C.
Wood, gesso, paint, obsidian, calcite, and bronze
Ancient Egyptian coffins housed an individual’s physical remains and ka
(vital force or soul) during the journey to the afterlife. The
decorations on the inside and outside of the coffins guaranteed the
deceased’s survival. Such decorations included food and drink, servants,
a pair of eyes to see the rising sun, spells, and other items that
reflected religious beliefs and social practices.
Anthropoid coffins, introduced during the 12th Dynasty (1985-1795 BC),
replicate the form of a human body wrapped in a linen shroud and served
as substitutes for the corpses in case the remains were lost or
destroyed.The Dallas coffin was made for Horankh as indicated by the
name inscribed on the base. Although the sculpted head is rendered in a
naturalistic manner, the colors and beard are symbolic: the green face
and plaited, upturned beard are attributes of Osiris, Lord of the
Underworld and god of the resurrection.Horankh’s dedication to Osiris
is evident in the invocation to the deity inscribed on the base of the
statue.(4)
Horankh lived during the 25th Dynasty (747-656 BC), which is also known
as the Kushite or Nubian Dynasty. Nubia was located along the Nile River
between Aswan in southern Egypt and Khartoum in northern Sudan. There
the ancient Nubians developed powerful, independent kingdoms beginning
around 3100 BC and competed with Egypt for the use of the Nile River as a
commercial highway and for the acquisition of land. While Egypt
dominated Nubia on more than one occasion, the Nubians took advantage of
a divided Egypt in 747 BC and ruled it for one hundred years.(5)This outer coffin, with its lack of ornate decoration, is reminiscent of
coffins from the Middle Kingdom (2055-1650 BC) and illustrates how the
Nubians borrowed from the classic models of earlier dynasties.
"verklempt"
- (adjective) An untranslatable Yiddish word, verklempt is described as a person who is too emotional to speak. Verbalizing your emotions or the simple act of uttering a word become a challenge. (via wordsnquotes)
