John

Go follow @volunteerfelinedetectives, for cool artworks like this.. thnx vfd, for this cool DIY imperfect random-but-not-quite-random vintage-like artwork😌👍🌸🌈🎨🖼

Sunny Baudelaire for @kjthekunoichi

😍😍😍😍heehee…

Teehee...🤭🤭🤭🤭i have watched all of these 4 movies, they are legit! The Rutles are good though they are just a Beatles parody band (love their Beatles parody songs & their humour😄), 'Two of Us' is a good movie on portraying the dear & goofy McLennon friendship post-Beatles years, 'Hard Days' Night' is just a glimpse in the lives of the Fab Four & 'Yellow Submarine' is very psychedelically visually dreamy good... the ever busy busy character, Jeremy, is so cute...😊

The last 2 tracks might suit the latest grungey Batman movie as soundtracks😄👍i love oregon wood though👏👏✊✊

The name's Starr, Ringo Starr, bang bang!😋👍🔫🔫💥💥

Ringo Starr at a rented house in Brown Canyon in Bel Air, CA | 25 August 1964 © Larry Sharkey

Me: having a bad day

The internet: kingdom of the planet of the apes sequel greenlit, scheduled for 2027 release

Me:

I need everyone to know what a cutie patootie 1986 Sun Wukong is

"After the release of Journey to the West, I received more than 40,000 letters from fans all over the world, nearly half of which were love letters.

A Vietnamese fan wrote to me after learning that I was nearsighted, saying that she was willing to give me her eyes because "Sun Wukong's eyes are more important than mine." A Chinese fan wrote to me, saying, "You are handsome, but you would be even more handsome if you put on Sun Wukong's makeup." At this point, I realized that among the tens of thousands of love letters, some were courting me, but more were courting Sun Wukong."

-Liu Xiao Ling Tong

John Lennon

© Astrid Kirchherr

“Another time, John and I were chatting in my office when he suddenly paused in mid-sentence: “Is that Paul?” I was taken aback, because there was no one else in the office or visible on the sidewalk outside the window. I asked John whom he meant. He had heard Paul McCartney’s voice singing from my radio upstairs. I wasn’t even aware the radio was on. I realized then how finely attuned John was to the music of his former band mate.”

— - Gary Tracy, O.D. (John Lennon’s optometrist in NYC)