Kelly MacLeod

@photrodgraphyd Woahhhh the rush of nostalgia that almost suffocated me just now

the fact that Tyra fake eliminated 14 girls and made the other 14 believe they were cast on ANTM but it was the opposite 😭💀

@JustDirmax @numberonetweep

Singles won’t like this 😂🥱

@hiroshi47359070 @takataka_land

@takataka_land 日本人の我慢や忖度や負担を前提とした共生は 重大な日本人への人権侵害です

毎日がスメハラ。 外食に行き、隣に外国人が座って来たら最後。 料理の美味しい匂いは、ドギツイ体臭と強過ぎる香水で、ぶっ飛びます。 オーダー後に隣に座られたら、嫌でも逃げられません。 はっ、差別発言、多文化共生だと？ マジで勘弁。日本国民が普通に暮らす権利を返してくれよ。

@axaxoxaxaxa @takataka_land What a nonsensical last sentence 🤔🤣

@takataka_land 最近、どこに行っても変な匂いがするから本当に嫌。 外国人は、帰る国があるけど 日本人は、日本しかないんです。

@TraceGray25314 @PpIepP4z3EDB5vx @takataka_land Ahh yes, let’s continue to repeat history in cycles of ever more convoluted rearrangements and distorted reflections of each other’s past

@PpIepP4z3EDB5vx @takataka_land ムスリム強制送還

@PpIepP4z3EDB5vx @takataka_land Turkey still maintains a sizeable Christian population. Even Iran, the big bad baddie of this year’s fairytale, legally and morally respect their small Christian and Jewish communities. Try harder

@takataka_land イスラム教の方は多文化否定していますよね。それを何で受け入れなければならないのかわからないですね。相手が、受け入れないのであれば無理ですよね。こちらが妥協することですか？お互いをリスペクトしてはじめて言える事ですよね。

@PpIepP4z3EDB5vx @takataka_land Actually Islam, like all faiths, isn’t a monolith. Do Indonesia, Malaysia, Uzbekistan, Kazakhstan, Egypt, Bahrain, Jordan, Albania, or the many Islamic-majority Russian federal administrations deny multiculturalism?

@takataka_land @quiet_drop and it was all downhill from there

@PrettyVacantJap What an absolutely iconic video though. They pulled off both concepts, and a magic door in history was opened Reminded me of the Runaways

GIRLS is a pioneering girl band in Japan. Lead guitarist Ilia has said, "We wish we were born men. When we debuted, we wore fishnet stockings and looked tough, but we have no intention of trying to be sexy." Source: Wikipedia

@sapphilms these past few years:

trailer for “MONTRÉAL, MA BELLE” (2025) dir. xiaodan he a chinese immigrant mother in montréal breaks from duty and tradition when she falls for a young québécoise woman, leading her to confront questions of identity and freedom.

@MickellPickell The animation really is eye-catching. July is so far away 🥲💜✨

DO NOT SLEEP ON THIS SERIES!! The manga is as tragic as it is beautiful. And speaking of beautiful this adaptation looks absolutely gorgeous! Watch this series. Embrace the despair, such is the way of Yuri 🙏

Not to be dramatic but I would go to war and sacrifice my life to take over this world just for her

@hifrom_flo “promises…emotional intensity” sold

Can't wait to see my therapist after watching this! 💖

@Vinod_r108 Beautiful.

Johanna Quaas, 99, a German gymnast since 1935, is the Guinness World Record holder as the oldest active competitive gymnast. No matter how old you are, don't give up on the job you love.

@SebastienneL Damn. I thought I found a kindred spirit for a moment, so I was enjoying scrolling through your reposts. But nah. Just more panic and obsession with Islam. Carry on then….best of luck with that

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@deceptionh6176 @historyinmemes Imagine him reading that and being like “tf? I thought I did pretty well but ok then”

@historyinmemes Imagine what his creative vision could have made if he lived in a free country.

Sergei Eisenstein posing with a giant cactus in Mexico around 1930.. Sergei Eisenstein (1898–1948) was a pioneering Soviet filmmaker and theorist, renowned for developing the concept of montage—a revolutionary editing technique that emphasized the collision of images to generate emotional and intellectual impact. His early works, like Strike (1925) and Battleship Potemkin (1925), reshaped cinematic storytelling. Eisenstein’s influence extended beyond Soviet cinema, inspiring filmmakers worldwide with his innovative visual style and political engagement. Despite facing censorship and political pressures, he continued creating ambitious projects, including Alexander Nevsky (1938) and Ivan the Terrible (1944–46), leaving a lasting legacy in both film theory and cinematic artistry.

@DanielCaulder1 @historyinmemes Sure, if you don’t see juvenile fun as being compatible with art, you would tend to think that. Sorry

@historyinmemes I love all the responses speaking about what a great filmmaker he was, and how artistic this photo is ...do these people not realize he was just taking a d*ck pic with a giant cactus, it's not art (though I'm sure he may have been artsy), it was juvenile fun, nothing profound..

@StevenJosephR @historyinmemes Why did I imagine them to be running away from giant, phallus-shaped, Mexican cacti

@historyinmemes Battleship Potemkin

@NFTartstudiomax @historyinmemes I find that completely understandable because whenever I find the rare English-language documentary on the Mexican landscape, geology or nature in general I’m always stunned. I kinda think that about *everywhere* tbh, but still. Every state is magic

I got interested and searched about it : This photo was taken during the production of ¡Que viva México!, which is one of the biggest "what ifs" in cinema history. Eisenstein was so inspired by the Mexican landscape & the Day of the Dead that he completely reinvented his style, moving from "intellectual montage" to something much more sensual. But bcz of a falling out with his producers & pressure from Stalin, he had to leave the film behind. He died without ever seeing his Mexican masterpiece completed.

@sapphicslike @hifrom_flo The ART I’m sold already 🤩

GL film 'the lovers' by studio heartbreak official poster