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71·5 months agoWhen someone tells you who they are, believe them
13·5 months agoIt’s giving Children of Time
As they speed through the finish, the flags go down. The fans get up, and they get out of town.
8·6 months agoSometimes I randomly think of this song and then that album will be the only thing I listen to, on repeat for days. It’s just so damn good.
7·6 months agoThat was the most devastating part, that he might build a tolerance to meds that were working. What a horrific thing to endure
My partner and I always joke about the old vs “old”! In the UK version it’s like “this dates to the late 17th century” and America is like “this has been in the family for a long time, my great grandfather bought it in 1981.” I have a huge preference for the presenters in the UK version as well. Glass guy, the one guy who looks like an austin powers character, snotty furniture man.
Mark Wahlberg is good but he’s no Fiona
US or UK? Estate sale or boot sale? :)
Apologies haha. Let’s get back to blaming the children!
It’s the only reasonable explanation I can come up with. The weird part is (it must just be tied to when I saw them?) they were decidedly in like a late 80s early 90s style. I’m mystified.
Apparently there’s a whole glitch in the matrix deal around this, because other people remember seeing them too (I saw a post on reddit) and I wasn’t born much before the 90s. I definitely remember Virginia slim commercials like back to back with RC cola ads during the daytime. I wonder if it was maybe from recorded vhs tapes or something because I can legit picture seeing these ads on tv in my childhood home.
Oh sorry I was clicking through before I saw your comment, I must have clicked off the Winston one when I copied the link https://www.dailymotion.com/video/x7zw3ss
Oh bless your heart. We had cigarette commercials into the 90s.
3·8 months agoBless the maker
I love this story
Why does the article include so many whatever they’re calling tweets now about aliens/conspiracy theories smh
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