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Walton Goggins, Demi Moore, and Tramell Tillman for Thom Browne

A lot of heart emojis

UPD: I used the reference for the pose, don't praise me for that 😂🙏

so uh

part 2

strawberry fields forever

Goth’s are people too…

another mclennon edit ..!

song: waiting for a girl like you by foreigner

lee mack the general of the she/her noel army

John Lennon & Paul McCartney at rehearsals for a special Around The Beatles episode of Ready Steady Go at Wembley Studios in London, England | 27 April 1964 © Terry O'Neill

one more time to kill the pain

god i love him so much

Does anybody else track their life though a series of obsessions? Like “ah yes, i remember that happening, i was obsessing over Star Gate Atlantis at the time,” or, “this was during my Supernatural era.” I can map out my whole life in this way.

Welcome to the McLennon Multiverse

I NEED Japanese Beatles magazines/posters. The colors, the camp, Paul’s anime girl eyes… the vibes are so immaculate.

The Man Who Would Be King

TFW femnatural all together :)

I love u season 1

John Lennon through the eyes of Paul McCartney

photos from: 1964: Eyes Of The Storm by Paul McCartney

song: futile devices by sufjan stevens

James T. Kirk

I just know that make-up artists would’ve gone crazy for paul

kirk: and mr spock? phasers set to stun *yassification beam resulting in a yassified klingon*

hi anon i made you a comic! thx for the ask! lol

Creators of TOS: Kirk is sexy, Spock is for nerds, Bones too, Chekov is the eye candy.

Fandom: Kirk is for nerds, Spock is sexy, Bones is the eye candy. Chekov is a child.

From Green Day on Facebook

GOD they break my fucking heart so much

"You dissolve into each other. But that's what we did, round about that time, that's what we did a lot. And it was amazing.

You're looking into each other's eyes and you would want to look away, but you wouldn't, and you could see yourself in the other person. It was a very freaky experience and I was totally blown away...

There's something disturbing about it. You ask yourself, 'How do you come back from it? How do you then lead a normal life after that?' And the answer is, you don't." -— Paul McCartney, c/o Barry Miles, Many Years From Now. (1997)