Word of the day: east west b… osom
It made me wonder if there’s such a thing as north south bosom?
But then, if there was east-west and north-south, would Zaera in her perfection have them all? Or none? Or just one kind? Maybe would kind of spin around in different directions to cover all angles, like a turret from a WW2 bomber…?
And then I thought it was getting too weird and stopped thinking. One learns the darnedest things on the internet…
Time to go to sleep… night night lovelies!
Also: what goes up must come down…
Photograph: 1880s Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania. A passenger on the Monongahela Incline, built to transport workers to and from Coal Hill
At one point it had two funicular lines, one for passengers and one for freight. The freight line was demolished but the passenger line still works today after several renovations in its 150 years story.
You know that tingly feeling you get when you think you love somebody?
That’s common sense leaving your body
I now know what I’ll do! I’ll donate all my ISK to the homeless children of New Eden!
Like Zaera who lives out of her catalyst , roaming from system to system in search of her prey, without a father to smack her bottom when she needed it?
Time to go to sleep… night night lovelies!
Also: some photographs belong to a very small niche…
Photograph: Oh no, the secret is unveiled! A staged depiction of Bluebeard’s wives by John C. Browne (1866)
This was such a popular act that Harper’s Bazaar provided a guide on how the house women could stage the scene with the severed heads of Bluebeard’s wives:
Photograph: Harper’s Bazaar article on how to do the Bluebeard Wives tableau, 1868
@Yiole_Gionglao Why did he cut their head off? 
For the thrill of murder and inheritance
Ô I see…. That’s as good a reason as any I guess 
Just another school:
Do you have a couch on the bridge? 
Edit; Timestamp 7:10 when he notices the windows have been cleaned. If you don’t clean your ship, are the sensors degraded? 
I thinking they were his evil witches!
Because they were told NOT TO open the door that they should not open even if they had the key, and they betrayed Bluebeard’s trust and opened the door. Thus Bluebeard had them executed and by the time he marries the protagonist of the story he’s already beheaded seven nosy wives.
The story was written as a children’s tale with two morals in 1699 but it fell off that cathegory by the first half of the 20th century because it’s frankly difficult to write around the fact that he has killed his former wives and the last one is rescued in the nick of time by her brothers.
How about a wife(Maybe “Hürmüz with 7 husbands”?) beheading her 7 husbands?
Now that would be brutally hardcore!