@RapeGroyper88 @bungeegummo @kiikazuu Oh brother

RT @artistsavrasov: Mountain Lake. Switzerland

You don't even have to be that good at makeup because people think its charming if its just a little bit bad

Exactly the same as talking about how you're working on a novel

@RapeGroyper88 @bungeegummo @kiikazuu sure it is and calling yourself a frog chad is soy too

RT @ForeverLouiseB1: Louise at the soda fountain with some interested firemen. From It’s the Old Army Game (1926).

RT @PunchingCat: her tiny dress 😭

@StorybookAmuse Technically it would be the 1950s disneyland version for inventing the format bit they're all brilliant and I think it's a shame there havent been like 8 different versions all over the world to compare and contrast

@0liviaolive I was in a staged reading of a t4t bonnie and clyde script and I got to wear leather pants

RT @StorybookAmuse:

@barn_dweller it really did feel more illegal/dangerous than it was at that age. The Disneyland one has this gorgeous stuffy and formal-looking tudor manor entrance that made the whole thing feel like a big secret

@eadiechapman thtas so delightful im gonna start saying that

@barn_dweller A lot of people had that response but I thought it was delightful. I think being forced to do illegal things and break stuff and endanger yourself/others is either incredibly terrifying or cathartic to a child

@barn_dweller It's really brilliant how it plays with your childhood understanding of right/wrong, of choice and consequences etc. The ending was always so funny to me

and the older versions of the Snow White ride. They occupy a huge part of my psyche.

RT @northstardoll: