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I saw some images of p-chat, sounds really cool :0 where can I download it? I'd love to p-chat with you :>

Wed, 27 Mar 2013 13:34:52 -0400

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Use this one, :) All you need is some version of Java and a tablet, ^^ I’m free until the 31st, want to book a time?

I have got to pick up this comic. Though I am kinda dissapointed...

Sat, 02 Mar 2013 21:22:21 -0500

I have got to pick up this comic. Though I am kinda dissapointed by the hairstyle, the adorable bangs kinda make up for it.

milstil: When the girls dress like the boys x white tie and...

Mon, 11 Feb 2013 13:17:06 -0500

milstil:

When the girls dress like the boys x white tie and tails VIII. Marlene Dietrich understood men’s clothes better than most men. And style wise she was far ahead of her time. In a time in which women were more or less stuck to skirts and dresses, she started raiding the male wardrobe to add to her collection of dresses and gowns. She had her men’s tailors, shirtmakers and cobblers (she frequented quite a few) make her suits, blazers, sports coats, shirts and custom made trousers. But only Knize in Vienna and Eddie Schmidt in Hollywood made her many tails. Fun trivia: Dietrich’s starched shirt cuffs were directly attached with a hidden buttoned fastening in the sleeve of her dress suits. So she wore sleeveless shirts with her tailcoat, that allowed for quick costume changes and slimmer, more feminely cut jacket sleeves. And while costume jewelry was always worn with stage costumes, for Marlene’s favorite white tie and tails, the cuff links were always her own- from Cartier, Van Cleef & Arpels or Trabert & Hoeffer.

pepper-bandit: Here be some Dave/Rose steampunk requested...

Mon, 04 Feb 2013 07:03:26 -0500

pepper-bandit:

Here be some Dave/Rose steampunk requested earlier this evening. I think I kinda wanna finish this thing. X3

Awww, this is so cool :D I love how you managed to keep their respective styles while goiong full on steam X3

Remember Montparnasse, the murderous young dandy? Turns out the...

Thu, 31 Jan 2013 20:35:41 -0500

Remember Montparnasse, the murderous young dandy?

Turns out the book has some implication that he may be dating Eponine(at the least she seems to be friends with him).

He’s supposed to be tickling her but idk how well that came across.

Les Miserables: The Donald Duck Edition Yes, this does indeed...

Wed, 30 Jan 2013 16:46:00 -0500

Les Miserables: The Donald Duck Edition

Yes, this does indeed exist. More information on the phenomena of Italien Donald Duck cartoons cann be found in my previous post. Anyway: Les Duckerables, people. The plot turns into a treasure hunt where the original story had barricades. Whoever drew it clearly read the book instead of depending on the musical, and the reference to the Les Mis TV series may date it to the 1980’s. Either way, Les Duckerables folks.

When I was a child, I got my Disney fix from what best translates to “Walt Disney Pocket”, meaning...

Wed, 30 Jan 2013 16:25:28 -0500

When I was a child, I got my Disney fix from what best translates to “Walt Disney Pocket”, meaning pocket-size volumes of Italian-originated Walt Disney comics. These were mass-produced, to a point where “throw it in, the kids won’t mind” reached a point of silver-age insanity. Off the top of my head I can recall an adventure where Uncle Scrooge, feeling overstressed, was advised by Gyro Gearloose to take a vacation. He was then put into a machine that sent him into the pasta dimension where he would feel better simply by virtue of eating lots of pasta.

Then there were the ”Donald Duck versions”.

Those parodies were proof of the fact that anything could be turned into a family friendly adventure starring Donald Duck and co. Among my favourites were Casablanca(Starring Mickey Boghart and Minnie Garbo), The Transformation(after Kafka), and- (Brace yourselves) The Sorrows Of Young Donald(After Goethe). The fact that most of them are based on distinctly family-unfriendly material makes them hilarious by merely existing.

Now, I did not expect to find any of this in english. But for some reason, someone found it fit to release hardcover copies of some literary parodies.

Yes, I shall be going through some of them. Stay tuned.

redarted said: You stopped liking eastern stuff? ^^ I still do, but there’s some western...

Wed, 30 Jan 2013 12:45:00 -0500

redarted said: You stopped liking eastern stuff? ^^

I still do, but there’s some western stuff I’d rather concentrate on right now.

Redarted: “you sound so happy” :p Means it’s for stuff tha ain’t eastern,...

Wed, 30 Jan 2013 12:24:01 -0500

Redarted: “you sound so happy”

Means it’s for stuff tha ain’t eastern, like western movies and stuff.

This is now primary blog

Wed, 30 Jan 2013 11:29:27 -0500

For western shit.

hey, sorry about that shout-out earlier! my curiosity was just growing too intense. anyway, you seem pretty cool! i'm glad you got into the mountain goats! :)

Thu, 22 Nov 2012 15:02:18 -0500

’s fine, :D The blog on my name isn’t my primary blog, that one lies here: susannahisstillalive(dot)tumblr(dot)com. It’s mostly manga now, seeing as I ain’t had much time for movies lately.

LOOK DALEK-PASTA

Sat, 20 Oct 2012 11:39:25 -0400

LOOK DALEK-PASTA

K-9 and dalek-shaped pasta is the best pasta.

Fri, 19 Oct 2012 11:31:15 -0400

K-9 and dalek-shaped pasta is the best pasta.

Too old for this? No no no, sir. You’re never too old for...

Fri, 19 Oct 2012 11:26:59 -0400

Too old for this? No no no, sir. You’re never too old for dalek/tardis/K-9 pasta!

Ask Dandy. Go ahead, askbox is open! (unfortunatly cannot link...

Fri, 12 Oct 2012 18:46:55 -0400

Ask Dandy.

Go ahead, askbox is open!
(unfortunatly cannot link due to intranetz freezing when try to use tumblr. So am using phone.)

the-mad-curator: A Parisian apartment left untouched for over...

Sun, 07 Oct 2012 19:12:07 -0400

the-mad-curator:

A Parisian apartment left untouched for over 70 years was discovered in the quartier of Pigalle a few summers ago and I’ve been meaning to share the pictures with you. Time to unlock the vault …

The owner of this apartment, Mrs. De Florian left Paris just before the rumblings of World War II broke out in Europe. She closed up her shutters and left for the South of France, never to return to the city again. Seven decades later she passed away at the age of 91. It was only when her heirs enlisted professionals to make an inventory of the Parisian apartment she left behind, that this time capsule was finally unlocked.

The team that had the honor of opening what must have been a very stiff old lock for the first time in 70 years, likened the experience to ‘stumbling into the castle of sleeping beauty’. The smell of dust, the cobwebs, the silence, was overwhelming; a once in a lifetime experience.

There is a further twist to the story. In the apartment a painting of familiar style was discovered of a beautiful woman in pink. One of the inventory team members suspected this might be a very important piece of treasure. Along with the painting, they also found stacks of old love letters tied with colored ribbon.

With some expert historical opinion, the ribbon-bound love letters were quickly recognized as the calling card of none other than Giovanni Boldini, one of Paris’ most important painters of the Belle Époque. The painting was his. The beautiful woman pictured in the painting was Mrs. de Florian’s grand-mother, Marthe de Florian, a beautiful French actress and socialite of the Belle Époque. She was Boldini’s muse. And, despite him being a married man, she was also his lover. The art world went a bit nutty for the whole story and the painting was later sold for $3 million at auction.

Oh, to have a maid/valet, a closet with several dandylicious suits, and a guest room for when I want my freinds over. And the windows look like they may have had a pretty view, all the better for painting.

And the walls and carpets and everything are so opulent and pretty.