I asked: Philosophy replied:

Funny part about this is, the money is observing the human too and wondering why his skin has so much hair compared to the human. You see the curiosity in his eyes.

Kadınların görünüşü üzerinden değil de fikirler üzerinden tartışmayı mı denesek artık? Malum sene oldu 2025

Any discourse on this starts and ends with the reality that it is 2025 and we still don’t have one story of a man in love with a monstrous woman in mainstream media. Not one.

i’m convinced french people have a genetic predisposition to know how to protest

Bu kadar gerizekalı popüler kültürün kölesi insanın yaşadığı bir ülkede zengin olup çalışmak zorunda kalmamak bizim hatamız

Peak character design

Wtf they automated French philosophers

I thought she was up to something, but it turns out she captured the essence of that urban rainy day so well, her sketches are a delight

one of the best character entrances ever.

hayal ürünü evrene bak aq 30lu yumurta 200 lira

Salaklık akımı coronadan hızlı yayılıyor

jodie foster at 15 saying most boys don't like her and stating she would never have a boyfriend, at the carson tonight show, in 1978

I shot all their scenes together at 36 frames per second so I could slow down certain moments/Gestures (wedding dress moth flutter float) or speed them (her face trembling in glove scene) and you can feel that effect leaning on every emotional beat…

In his personal notebook and in contemporary accounts the condemned men were sometimes referred to not as criminals or victims but as his patients. even more surreal is his daily life outside the executions. when he was not carrying out the popes orders he worked as a souvenir

Kutluğ Ataman’ın Karanlık Sular (1995) filminin bir sahnesinde, Lamia ve Sümer dili uzmanı Stefan, Zeyrek Camii’ne (Pantokrator Manastır Kilisesi) giderler. Bu sırada Lamia, Stefan’a binanın zarar gören duvarlarını gösterir. Sohbet ilerledikçe Lamia, kiliseyi kendisine benzetir.

Christopher Nolan says that the ‘SINNERS’ river dance scene (“Rocky Road to Dublin”) is “the most spectacular musical inversion since Kubrick's “Singin in the Rain” from ‘A CLOCKWORK ORANGE’ (via: _priestly/IG)

you can really see why our ancestors thought these were signs from the gods

pretty sure some construction workers were up there first