Throwback To When In 9th Grade, AC/DC Got Me My First Boyfriend, Lol

Pete..

The Who at Monterey International Pop Music Festival, CA 1967 (The guy on the left is the sound engineer trying to rescue the expensive microphones)

📷 by Henry Diltz via Morrison Hotel Gallery

Rest in peace❤️❤️

Que su alma descanse en paz 💛

Today, the 29th of March, 2025, Alvaro Mangino passed away at the age of 71, one day shy of turning 72 on his birthday, March 30th.

Alvaro was 19 years old when Flight 571 crashed in the Andes mountains. Despite having a broken leg and initially only knowing Marcelo Pérez del Castillo, Alvaro survived 72 days in some of the harshest conditions known to man. He served the group by helping to cut and prepare rations, and became known among the survivors for constantly talking about his girlfriend, Margarita.

Alvaro went on to marry Margarita after the rescue, and the couple had 50 happy years of marriage with their children and grandchildren. Alvaro continued to show the same indomitable spirit at home that he showed on the mountain, including making a final trek to the crash site in 2024 despite being on supplemental oxygen at the time.

Alvaro, I feel so privileged to have known your story, and your strength and spirit inspires me to push on through every challenge I encounter. I hope you're reunited with Marcelo, Javier and Coche, and you're having the biggest party up in heaven 🧡

Dr. McCoy and Fluttershy go everywhere with me!

Dead & Buried gets more haunting at the dead of night. I love dancing to this!

HOW CAN ONE MAN BE SO PERFECT 😭😭

Keith Emerson 🌼

I got my first Who vinyl!! I love it so much, and I'll cherish it forever. 🎯

A letter from Gustavo "Coco" Nicolich, a 21-year-old veterinary student and player on the Old Christian's First 15. This letter was written on the 22nd of October, shortly after the survivors made the devastating decision to begin consuming the dead bodies of their friends and teammates in order to survive.

Coco, a devout Catholic, wrote that "For my part, I asked God in everything possible that this day would never come, but it came, and we have to face it with courage and faith. Faith because I have arrived at the conclusion that the bodies are there because God has put them there, and since the only thing that matters is the soul, I don't have to have great remorse and that if the day came and I could save somebody with my body, I would gladly do it."

His words proved to devastatingly prophetic, as he perished seven days later in the avalanche that carried away eight of the remaining survivors.

Coco's letters were carried home by his friend and teammate Gustavo Zerbino, and they brought great comfort to his family. One of his letters was displayed by his mother, Raquel Arocena de Nicolich, on her bedside table until her death.

EDIT: added one more pic i forgot to put in, nothin' too big xP

I'm not dead, just haven't been motivated to draw lately ;-;

but in the meantime, enjoy these Wakky Boi screenshots I took back in 2021. Y'all can use 'em as icons, for edits, etc. cuz, well, I don't obviously own these images. So use 'em to yer heart's content 👍🏾

RIP Keith Moon, you would've loved "where my hug at"

he's so uwu

The many moods of Pete Townshend. Heh.