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Bloodymary on the rock Angsty Poster

Guys, guys, it all makes sense now!! Aka on my third rewatch of phm I noticed a shot that was strikingly similar to a poster... mmmmh...

#oh wow the composition #project hail mary #iron lung #bloodymary #gorgeous fanart

kmnysak

everchased

THAT one's goin on the list too now!

#bg3 #gorgeous fanart

zegalba

Kelly Rowland Texting Nelly Via Microsoft Excel And Then Getting Annoyed When He Doesn’t Text Back (2002)

awrble-deactivated20250225

Hazy

#harringrove #gorgeous fanart #the colours the intimacy damn op this is lovely

lusiaarts

"How to deal with pookie's mood swings" - by Henry of Skalitz

#gorgeous fanart #kcd2 #hansry

hulk-janitor

BloodyMary comic based on "It's Worth It" by HulkJanitor (me) on Ao3.

https://archiveofourown.org/works/85475771/chapters/227282216

#bloodymary #iron lung #project hail mary #gorgeous fanart

tedisfishing

funi in my head, stupid in execution. Anyway, happy pride.

#project hail mary #bloodymary #iron lung #gorgeous fanart

velvet-jellyfish

Looking for disability crafts I can do sitting in bed, so I’m channeling my inner grandma. Richelieu cutwork doily from a pattern I drew myself. Here is a link if anyone wants it!

#needlework #gorgeous art

homunculus-argument

"My first language has a perfect saying for this, but it doesn't make sense in english :("

Say it anyway! You don't owe them perfect clarity. Be profoundly cryptic, speak in riddles, make them ponder what the fuck you meant by that. The anglos, like porridge, must sometimes be stirred, so they don't burn stuck on the bottom of the pot.

varahai

Ihmisiä pitää hämmentää, muuten ne palavat pohjaan

homunculus-argument

@elfspectations close, but no cigar! It's my favourite expression, which in finnish is a cooking pun. The word "stir", as in stirring a soup/porridge/etc is also the word for "confuse", and "to burn to the bottom of the pan" is also used for a person experiencing burnout.

So "people must be stirred, or they'll burn to the bottom of the pot" can also be understood as "one must confuse people sometimes, so that they won't burn out (in life)."