fencer-x:

whiteboxgems:

yurioisbeautiful:

fencer-x:

fencer-x:

IT’S AN OTABURI/VICTURI PHOTO. HOLY FUCKING SHIT GUYS. THE DREAM IS REAL. (x)

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GUYSSSSSSS IT’S TOTALLY SEPARATE DATES.

FUCK, THEY’RE SHARING HEADPHONES. THEY’RE PROBABLY LISTENING TO ONE OF OTABEK’S MIXES. GOD.

Shit shit Victor has groceries. This means it’s post-series in Russia because he wouldn’t have GROCERIES if they weren’t going home. 

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https://twitter.com/russiancat12/status/834535114143051777 it should be in St. Petersburg

actually according to this tweet. Bless Japanese fans and their sherlock-holmes-skills.

It’s on a main street called Nevsky Prospect, a café by the name of Teaspoon (Чайная Ложка), it seems… How in the world do they find them so quickly?!

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(Google maps)

jfc they even got the little billboard/sign?!

It’s crazy, though; to get this stuff in this much detail shows that they WENT THERE. Think of how many other places they’ve visited or taken pictures of on their data-gathering trips that we’ll see show up in future art or media.

mistakescontinuetobemade:

prokopetz:

Do you ever wonder if the reason that different cultures have such wildly different onomatopoeias for the noise a cat makes is that cats have regional accents?

Actually, they do.

There’s a lot of evidence that animals have regional accents. Both birds and sperm whales in fact to vocalise differently depending on where they grew up.

As for felines themselves, there’s an ongoing study underway on at Lund University precisely about this.

As a phonologist who has watched entirely too many cat videos on the internet, I can confirm that cats of differing countries do have differentiated accents in their cries. Felines in England tend to have shorter, lower “mow” whereas Japanese cats do tend to make glides into high vowels, and are sustained longer, such as the ubiqutous use of “nyaaaan” in Japanese onomatopoeia.

Hope this helps.

some stagehand probably: mr. tchaikovsky sir we cant actually hit the drum this hard it will break the instrument
potyr ilyich tchaikovsky, wheeling a cannon into the theater: does it look like i give a fuck, johann