the biggest word on the original print was “flirt” and so i just went with it
ferdinand/hubert shippers be like
[image is a greyscale drawing of ferdinand and hubert posed intimately as if nearing a kiss, their ungloved hands entwined; cartoonishly obnoxious and ineffectual censor bars have been placed over their hands.]
In the end, I might not have you at my side, but I’ll always have you in my heart.
i really need a supervisor to keep me from drawing every dumb idea that pops into my head
on a completely unrelated note, what if furbies were cats
This is the same fucking face I make when I fall asleep on the couch and someone wakes me up and tells me to go to bed.
no need to feel afraid, ben is keeping an eye on you 💕🐦
thank you ben
altersociety
OMFG THIS IS ME TALKING TO BABIES
benepla
im obsessed w this video
Omfg u think this is funny without sound fucking turn it on i beg of u im laughjng sohard icangbreatheee
Source: weloveshortvideos.com
At one point he seemed to be showing the moon to Lyra, pointing up at it and holding her so she could see, or perhaps he was showing Lyra to the moon; at any rate he looked like a lord in his own domain, with nothing to fear and all the silvery night to enjoy.
Anonymous asked:
please. tell us more about your 'folk bangers' playlist. that sounds relevant to all of my interests. (folks and banging)
if you want a playlist for banging folks this probably isn’t the one for you, but if you want to Go Off, Historically then WHAT’S UP
- The Parson’s Farewell by Bear McCreary (circa 1651)
- Rogues in a Nation by Steeleye Span (1791)
- Black Sails Main Title by Bear McCreary
- You Will Burn by Steeleye Span (actually written in the 1990s, but you wouldn’t think it)
- Ampleforth/Lay Me Low by The Albion Band (this was written in the ‘70s, but The Albion Band, and this album in particular, is made up of a bunch of old Fairport Convention members with vocals from people like Martin Carthy and Maddy Prior of Steeleye Span, and you really don’t get more Traditional English Folk than that)
- Poor Old Horse by The Albion Band (see above)
- Twa Corbies by Steeleye Span (1611)
- Babylon Is Fallen by Sacred Harp (1640s - this is the only half-decent version I could find, as previously I’ve only heard it sung around a fire by drunk English civil war reenactors)
- Over the Hills and Far Away by John Tams (late 1600s, sometimes something goes hard because of the feelings it stirs in your breast, and not because it actually goes hard)
- Dance of the Druids by Bear McCreary (from Outlander)
- Cam Ye O’er Frae France by Steeleye Span (circa 1716)
- Cold Blows the Wind (The Unquiet Grave) by Morrigan (dates back to as early as 1400)
- The Elf Knight by Steeleye Span (The Gowans Sae Gae variant of Lady Isabel and the Elf Knight, 1776)
- The Outlandish Knight by Bellowhead (another variant of Lady Isabel and the Elf Knight)
- The Hangman and the Papist by The Strawbs (another one written in the late 20th century by someone whose past life must have been thrilling)
- Tam Lin - Anaïs Mitchell and Jefferson Hamer (1549 - and, listen, this isn’t a banger on its own, but when you compare it to other versions of Tam Lin it goes off)
- King Henry by Steeleye Span (my dad and I go a lot harder than Steeleye Span when we sing this, but still)
- Santianna/Santiano/Santy Anno by The Kingston Trio (1850s, another one that my dad and I destroy on car journeys)
- Rocky Road to Dublin by The Dubliners (circa 1850s)
- Ye Jacobites by Quilty (Ye Jacobites By Name was written between 1688 and 1746, and rewritten by Robert Burns in 1791)
- Shiver My Timbers from the Muppet Treasure Island OST (do not fucking judge me, this song is an absolute banger of the first water)
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a) This is terrific
b) Have some more! (Most of these are traditional, a few of them are more contemporary)
- A Lyke Wake Dirge - Andrew Bird and Matt Berniger
- Henry Martin - Rhiannon Giddens & the Elftones
- Rising of the Moon - The Dubliners
- Black Jack Davy/The Jug of Punch/The Shepherd’s Crook/Tiree Hallows - Caswell Carnahan (just a warning for this one - it involves a lot of historical anti-Romani sentiment)
- Bedlam Boys - Heather Alexander
- The Wheels of the World - John Doyle
- Whiskey in the Jar - The Dubliners
- Donald McGillavry - Silly Wizard
- S’iomadh Rid - Rhiannon Giddens
- Ballad of Accounting - Karan Casey
- Ferryland Sealer - Great Big Sea
- The Trooper and the Maid - The Duhks
- The Wind that Shakes the Barley - Solas
- Old Maui - The Dreadnoughts
- Blackleg Miner - Richard Thompson
- Jack Dolan - John Doyle
- Step it Out Mary - The High Kings
- Matt & Nat’s - Natalie MacMaster
- The Chemical Worker’s Song - Great Big Sea
- Mairi’s Wedding - Orthodox Celts
- Sixteen Tons - Big Bill Broonzy
- The Mull River Shuffle - The Rankin Family
c) I’ve put them all in an actual YouTube playlist, here, for your listening convenience
allow me to add anything by the Wicked Tinkers, but more specifically, their version of Donald MacGillivray:
I’ll add that both Steeleye Span and Offa Rex do a rocking “Sheep Crook and Black Dog”