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Here's my blog dedicated to the British poster meme:
Keep Calm and Bugger Off!

This is complicated to sum up in a few words, so go read the description on the site itself:
海外の音楽 (Music from Overseas)
Posted on 28th Sep at 8:16 AM, with 61 notes
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Cosa ti piace di Tumblr?

La pornografia specifica. Tipo i Tumblr solo di donne con i capelli rossi e un marito luterano albino.

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AKAb (via gravitazero)
Posted on 14th Sep at 12:05 PM, with 2,107 notes
when people walk by and you’re on tumblr

rispostesenzadomanda:

blua:

  1. Find safe image to freeze dashboard on.
  2. Stare innocently at same image for however long it takes for them to leave the area.

(della paura della pornoroulette conseguente allo scroll)

Posted on 17th Jun at 7:37 AM, with 597 notes
hostsandhousewives:

Keep Calm and Carry On: Origins and History
I’ve noticed a lot of young tumblrites posting and reblogging the trendy “Keep Calm and Carry On” message… or whatever variations they’ve created to suit their fancies. But how many of them actually know what it represents? Believe it or not, the popular blog icon has a history worth knowing. 
In 1939, on the eve before the onset of the war, the British government designed the slogan along with a series of other reassurance posters in hopes of settling the nerves of the public. However, at the start of the war, the Ministry of Information opted to publicize a different poster- Your Courage, Your Cheerfulness, Your Resolution Will Bring Us Victory. The political propoganda continued with the release of another poster- Freedom Is In Peril, Defend It With All Your Might’ Our beloved meme, however, never made it to the streets. Although printed and readily available, it was no longer needed by the close of the war. 
Today, the original prints are kept by British National Archives. 

hostsandhousewives:

Keep Calm and Carry On: Origins and History

I’ve noticed a lot of young tumblrites posting and reblogging the trendy “Keep Calm and Carry On” message… or whatever variations they’ve created to suit their fancies. But how many of them actually know what it represents? Believe it or not, the popular blog icon has a history worth knowing. 

In 1939, on the eve before the onset of the war, the British government designed the slogan along with a series of other reassurance posters in hopes of settling the nerves of the public. However, at the start of the war, the Ministry of Information opted to publicize a different poster- Your Courage, Your Cheerfulness, Your Resolution Will Bring Us Victory. The political propoganda continued with the release of another poster- Freedom Is In Peril, Defend It With All Your Might’ Our beloved meme, however, never made it to the streets. Although printed and readily available, it was no longer needed by the close of the war. 

Today, the original prints are kept by British National Archives. 

Posted on 28th Feb at 2:34 PM, with 8 notes
clairefisher:

oldhabitsdiehard:

a me sono già sparite. 

Pure a me, dalla seconda pagina in poi.

C’entra mica missing e?

clairefisher:

oldhabitsdiehard:

a me sono già sparite. 

Pure a me, dalla seconda pagina in poi.

C’entra mica missing e?

Posted on 9th Jan at 2:26 PM, with 2 notes
Wondering what to give up for New Year? A few suggestions by Charlie Brooker »

Il giorno in cui Charlie Brooker si fece nemico il popolo di Tumblr.

Ciò non toglie che dovreste tutti guardare il suo 2011 Wipe, che spacca il culo ai passeri (thanks to @kekkoz per il link).

Posted on 14th Dec at 7:52 PM, with 8 notes

Ve lo ricordate quando c’era Paul The Wine Guy. EEH… Io sì.

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