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In which there are two times the Vengeance Ballet failed to exact revenge....
Title: The Eisteddfod of Evil!!1!!
Fandom: Sandra and the Vengeance Ballet, 1967 (larger scan for readabilityRating: all ages ( Read more... ) -
In which there are women who are beautiful on the inside, and on the outside, and poetry in motion
- In memory of skywardprodigal and delux_vivens: two photos of South African actress Terry Pheto.
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In which there are cities, knitted skullcaps, romance for poor people, and "Huzzah! Suffragettes!"
- Birmingham, according to Fox News a no-go area for non-Muslims but in reality a successful multicultural British city. I wonder what less obvious lies the mainstream media is propagandising us with today....
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In which there are washing, whitewashing, and write-washing
- This 1885 advert for laundry starch should be the cover art for a book titled Tales from the Lesbian Laundry, y/y?
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In which there are five ways medieval recorders ended up in latrines
I might've written this in the pub last night. Sorry.
Title: Five ways medieval recorders ended up in latrinesNote: of the five earliest recorders to survive mostly intact, all from the fourteenth century, four were found in latrines and the other one in a castle moat... possibly after having been thrown down a latrine ( Read more... ) -
In which there are art and life, in sculpture and music
- Watching, art: Crucible 2 sculpture exhibition at Gloucester Cathedral.
Mitochondrial Eve, by Sue Freeborough is evocative of prehistoric European feminine figures, with an additional paintjob that some prehistoric figures probably also had when they were new. It was placed next to the altar in the lady chapel and contrasted meaningfully with ( Read more... )
