Shit That Till Lindemann Does During Interviews.Part 1.

Shit that Till Lindemann does during interviews.Part 1.

Climbs out of the window.(He returned) Invites a dozen fans in to have drinks with him. Hangs out of a window to hand out beers to waiting fans. Forgets about the translator who has been hired for him and starts speaking fluently in the language of the country he’s in.(Multiple interviews) Takes the microphone and interviews the interviewer on music and politics. Squirts water over poor Schneider Burps into the microphone Convinces an interviewer that Germans eat reptile sushi. Sings love songs to Peter Tagtgren Threatens to eat Alice Cooper’s snake

I love my giant German manchild.

1839 Pimen Orlov - Woman in lilac dress

(Penza Regional Picture Gallery named after K.A. Savitskiy)

merry go round ✧

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Me too, Till, me too.

On the spirit of all the love going around over Valentine's Day, I felt like sharing some of my own love for my two favourite pairings and why they have very especial places in my old, cold heart. 1. Till and Richard

Ah yes...the hands-on early days, never afraid to show their love in public (even if it was usually followed by Till's "that's enough touchy-feely" cat behaviour)...

No matter what, they're always there, supporting each other and giving a helping hand, whenever needed.

They can still have fun/be silly together (just look at that smile...).

The complicity, that needs no words.

All in all, a true and caring love and I am very much here for it all. 🖤

(soundtrack to these: Emigrate's "Let's Go" + "Always on My Mind")

Les Modes : revue mensuelle illustrée des arts décoratifs appliqués à la femme, no. 4, avril 1901, Paris. Mlle Marcelle Lender. Cliché Reutlinger. Bibliothèque nationale de France

Page 18. — ROBE DE BAL (Mademoiselle Lender). — Robe en mousseline de soie mauve, brodée d’argent. — Sortie de théâtre en mousseline de soie bleu pâle incrustée de dentelle Cluny rebrodée de roses blanches en soie formant relief. Autour du col et tombant jusqu’au bas du manteau, jabot de tulle blanc liseré de satin blanc.

Page 18. — BALL GOWN (Mademoiselle Lender). — Dress in mauve silk muslin, embroidered with silver. — Theater cape in pale blue silk chiffon inlaid with Cluny lace embroidered with white silk roses forming relief. Around the collar and falling to the bottom of the coat, white tulle frill edged with white satin.