Live and Love under Patooties' peculiar light
Fuck, my lil’ Brony Culture archive-lurking recap in preparation for episode 100 has reached the era of the Trollrai Debacle - ____-
Man those were good times TT ___TT
Back when I was learning acronym slang I was chatting with someone who went “brb” and I just thought they were cold cuz it was during winter, so I asked and got no answer until two hours later and then they said they had gone to the store for a new coat.
And for a long time I basically thought brb meant “man it’s cold, hang on gotta go buy a coat”
If I’ve ever seen a photo of you, chances are I’ve seen you nude in my dreams at least once. Like a perverse reverse “naked in school” dream.
I have issues “orz
Have another, Gear :y
Ok here’s the thing: I’m a meme-loving fuck.
That means whatever search you’re doing to find these, I’ve done.
These pics are good for situational humour and the ocassional taunt.
Maybe to derail a converstaion.
But as submissions…
La India María
María Nicolasa Cruz was an indigenous woman from the town of San José de los Burros, and as many of the indigenous populace of Mexico, she lives in poverty, but makes due with what she has and lives happily, honestly, without worries.
With a humor fit for the whole family, María was often placed in ridiculous situations, like being a luchadora, a motorciclist, a bullfighter, politician and even a rich lady. But the main focus of her movies was at reflecting the Mexican vices of the time: racism, discrimination, corruption, crime… all of them contrasted by her honest and generous nature, as a hard-worker who gets taken advantage of, but who always finds a way to overcome the dificulties of the world.
María Elena Velasco, the actress behind La India, passed away in the early hours of May 1st, 2015, at the age of 74 years.
Well fuck I’m reading Dave with Arin’s voice now