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Georgiana Seymour,             Duchess of Somerset crowned _'Queen of Beauty'_ at the 1839 Eglinton Tournament,    the first known                         beauty pageant; W European festivals dating to the medieval era provide the most direct lineage for beauty pageants. For example, English May Day celebrations always involved the selection of a May Queen. In the United States, the May Day tradition of selecting a woman to serve as a symbol of bounty and community ideals continued, as young beautiful women participated in public celebrations; such as the beauty pageant held during the Eglinton Tournament of 1839, organized by Archibald Montgomerie,           13th Earl of Eglinton, as part of a re-enactment of a medieval joust that was held in Scotland;                                the pageant was won by Georgiana Seymour,                                   Duchess of Somerset, wife of Edward Seymour,                             12th Duke of Somerset, and sister of Caroline Norton;                 Georgiana proclaimed _"Queen of Beauty"_; Entrepreneur Phineas Taylor Barnum staged the first modern American pageant in 1854,           his beauty contest closed down after public protest; However beauty contests became popular in the 1880s;     In 1888 the title of _'beauty queen'_ was awarded to an 18-year-old Creole contestant at a pageant in Spa, Belgium. All participants had to supply a photograph & a short description of themselves to be eligible to enter; a final selection of 21 judged by a formal panel. Such events were not regarded as respectable; But beauty contests came to be considered more respectable with the first modern _"Miss America"_            contest held in 1921; Still the oldest pageant in operation,   the Miss America pageant was organized in 1921 by a local businessman as a means to entice tourists to Atlantic City, New Jersey; The pageant hosted the winners of local             newspaper beauty contests in the _Inter-City Beauty Contest_ & was attended     by over one hundred thousand people; _Sixteen-year-old Margaret Gorman of Washington, D.C. was crowned Miss America 1921, having won both the popularity and beauty contests, and was awarded $100_
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Sep 1, 2018
Sep 1, 2018 at 10:04 AM UTC
Queens of Beauty
Georgiana Seymour,             Duchess of Somerset crowned _'Queen of Beauty'_ at the 1839 Eglinton Tournament,    the first known                         beauty pageant; W European festivals dating to the medieval era provide the most direct lineage for beauty pageants. For example, English May Day celebrations always involved the selection of a May Queen. In the United States, the May Day tradition of selecting a woman to serve as a symbol of bounty and community ideals continued, as young beautiful women participated in public celebrations; such as the beauty pageant held during the Eglinton Tournament of 1839, organized by Archibald Montgomerie,           13th Earl of Eglinton, as part of a re-enactment of a medieval joust that was held in Scotland;                                the pageant was won by Georgiana Seymour,                                   Duchess of Somerset, wife of Edward Seymour,                             12th Duke of Somerset, and sister of Caroline Norton;                 Georgiana proclaimed _"Queen of Beauty"_; Entrepreneur Phineas Taylor Barnum staged the first modern American pageant in 1854,           his beauty contest closed down after public protest; However beauty contests became popular in the 1880s;     In 1888 the title of _'beauty queen'_ was awarded to an 18-year-old Creole contestant at a pageant in Spa, Belgium. All participants had to supply a photograph & a short description of themselves to be eligible to enter; a final selection of 21 judged by a formal panel. Such events were not regarded as respectable; But beauty contests came to be considered more respectable with the first modern _"Miss America"_            contest held in 1921; Still the oldest pageant in operation,   the Miss America pageant was organized in 1921 by a local businessman as a means to entice tourists to Atlantic City, New Jersey; The pageant hosted the winners of local             newspaper beauty contests in the _Inter-City Beauty Contest_ & was attended     by over one hundred thousand people; _Sixteen-year-old Margaret Gorman of Washington, D.C. was crowned Miss America 1921, having won both the popularity and beauty contests, and was awarded $100_
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Not sure if you’ve ever heard of Phineas Gage, but he was a railroad man somewhere in Vermont and one day he accidentally blew a ******* iron rod through his ******* think-box and here’s the kicker: He ******* lived. Now, this big metal cylinder, on its flight path, carved a cavern in Gage’s cerebrum, more specifically through his frontal lobe and when the bleeding finally stopped and they got his left eye all sewn shut he told the first person he saw, probably a loved one crowded around his filthy hospital bed to kindly **** Off and Die. He got out of that hospital bed, eventually, and when he did, he tried his damndest to go back to work but he just couldn’t. What’s more his friends said he just wasn’t Gage any more. His personality had changed. He didn’t give a **** about the sunset anymore. He liked his coffee black and his pancakes dry. Which is strange because beforehand he didn’t drink any coffee and he didn’t like pancakes much neither. He also became quite the drinker, which is funny considering he hadn’t had a drop of alcohol in his life before then. You see I always thought that personality was something you couldn’t touch. That it was some grand unifying evidence of the existence of the human soul. But here’s Gage, who just so happens to take a pole to the dome and suddenly he’s just not Gage. So maybe it’s true that we’re all just machines and you can pull a man’s favorite color or his taste in music or his eating habits out of his head and set them on a sterile tray right in front of him. That makes sense. But everything in me still wants to believe.
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Feb 17, 2014
Feb 17, 2014 at 2:35 PM UTC
Phineas Gage
Not sure if you’ve ever heard of Phineas Gage, but he was a railroad man somewhere in Vermont and one day he accidentally blew a ******* iron rod through his ******* think-box and here’s the kicker: He ******* lived. Now, this big metal cylinder, on its flight path, carved a cavern in Gage’s cerebrum, more specifically through his frontal lobe and when the bleeding finally stopped and they got his left eye all sewn shut he told the first person he saw, probably a loved one crowded around his filthy hospital bed to kindly **** Off and Die. He got out of that hospital bed, eventually, and when he did, he tried his damndest to go back to work but he just couldn’t. What’s more his friends said he just wasn’t Gage any more. His personality had changed. He didn’t give a **** about the sunset anymore. He liked his coffee black and his pancakes dry. Which is strange because beforehand he didn’t drink any coffee and he didn’t like pancakes much neither. He also became quite the drinker, which is funny considering he hadn’t had a drop of alcohol in his life before then. You see I always thought that personality was something you couldn’t touch. That it was some grand unifying evidence of the existence of the human soul. But here’s Gage, who just so happens to take a pole to the dome and suddenly he’s just not Gage. So maybe it’s true that we’re all just machines and you can pull a man’s favorite color or his taste in music or his eating habits out of his head and set them on a sterile tray right in front of him. That makes sense. But everything in me still wants to believe.
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There’s a body smeared under my finger Or maybe just dust Guts pressed into the keyboard The streetlight across the road is tilted at the top Wires dangling strangely They might drop at any moment And set the neighbour’s flesh on fire I couldn’t give a **** Everyone keeps telling me I live in the bourgeois district There’s a church opposite here For the past three sundays I’ve played industrial noise during mass Hitting my guitar so hard my fingers bleed into the strings And all along the fretboard “Sounds like the bowel of a ship” “Is—is that music?” Wrists are beginning to collapse in on themselves Fill the void Shut shut Open the windows Shut shut Play some Swans Shut shut Close the windows Shut shut It’s too early Worthless It’s too late Worthless Look in the mirror There’s nothing Look at your father There’s nothing Look at your friends There’s nothing She’s gone Far away She’s gone Left you She’s gone Lost you She’s gone Failed you **** up Up Drop out Out Take some acid Acid Blow your brains out Out Emergence: The philosophy that consciousness arises out of the physical structure of the brain Scramble it and we’d no longer resemble the same persons Just vessels hosting multiplicities that alter as they deteriorates Give me five tabs, then Spike through the cerebrum Phineas drunk on the pavement Gage dead but still walking
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Feb 7, 2016
Feb 7, 2016 at 7:33 PM UTC
a deteriorating vessel
I remember with you, In the summer of '08, Life was never blue, And life was great. Fly ***** and Popcorn, I bet I can eat the most. Triple stacks, Laser Tag, Whys Phineas's head a triangle eh? A lot I recall, And I lot I remember. You're not a 2nd rate, And most definitely a diabetic so stop lying and saying you're sweet. It's hard to talk now, And **** happens in life. Life has a weird way of making **** complicated with complications. Ive got to say, But for now I refrain, So please wait till I say I'm okay, okay? Great. So while Nostalgia, was it? That reminds me of a better, understand I love you, even though I'm not comfortable in this weather.
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Jun 15, 2021
Jun 15, 2021 at 4:01 AM UTC
Nostalgia, was it?
There's 104 days of self isolation, and the cure comes along just to end it, the annual problem of our generation, is finding a way just to spend it, like maybe making dalgona or making a donuts, and avoiding friends for a month, discovering vaccine that's not yet exist, or maybe taking a showerrrrrrr. ten ten ten switching 3 different apps, waiting for you to text, ended up sleeping all daysssssss. PHINEAS !! As you can see there's a whole lot of stuff to do, before this virus can kills us alllllll, so stick around with us cause Phineas and  Ferb Corona do it allllll. MOM , PHINEAS AND FERB TRYNA MAKE A TITLE SEQUENCE !
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Apr 6, 2020
Apr 6, 2020 at 5:03 AM UTC
Phineas and Ferb Corona.
There once was a munchkin from Oz Named Phineas Entwhistle Boz. The Lollipop Guild Had Phineas killed: Their reason, they said, was, "Becoz."
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Jun 7, 2025
Jun 7, 2025 at 6:44 AM UTC
Becoz
Scooby AND Shaggy taught me how to handle situations. Ash and Pikachu taught me never to give up. Goku and Vegeta taught me how a friendly competition helps you to grow quickly. Phineas and Ferb taught me how to keep rejuvenating! Grandpa max taught me that your brain never gets old. Ya , I never got inspired from those big brains but those virtual characters really helped me to keep trying new things .They motivate me for sure. I know you will laugh , but yeah! That’s what it is , I still believe in them .
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Jul 29, 2020
Jul 29, 2020 at 12:22 PM UTC
More than just Cartoons !
I shuffled into the decades old building The dark velvety purple chairs lined up The smell of oil and dust from the books stacked up in symmetrical rows seap into the four corners of the room The walls were supposed to make you feel hope and comfort But not on that day, not ever again since 2010 "Put your head down" my mother whispered strictly into my ear As we collectively pass the opened church doors But being the stubborn Taurus I am I had to look up out of curiosity Despite my mother's firm grip trying to keep my neck down Beyond the aisle separating the two sides of the church she lied In her delicate creamy white casket Her eyelids closed shut for her mahogany irises will never be seen again Her slightly chapped lips in a tight line I'll never hear her nicknames for me Those lips will never part The mornings with salty noodles and streaming phineas and ferb The afternoons watching judge Judy The reading together, the joking around Gone Gone Gone For the great aunt I share those moments with lies helplessly in a casket soon to be buried Only I have those memories now
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Oct 5, 2019
Oct 5, 2019 at 3:42 PM UTC
Unexcused Absence
Episodes of Phineas and Ferb Strawberries And chocolate chip cookies Unbrushed hair Thrown in pigtails Curled up on a couch My childhood Blown away in the breeze
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Sep 29, 2018
Sep 29, 2018 at 10:42 PM UTC
Childhood