Quietly Judging You

I really do have love to give. I just don't know where to put it.

[sacred-portal]

[oldfilmsflicker]

[vacuumssuck]

French person: 80 French person: lol blaze it 

[forzafxrrari]

i just 5 to my knees I laughed so hard

[neuxue]

this whole post makes me want to 7 something on fire

[tsukidaisy]

i’ve had e9 of this

[dean-hanel-deactivated20181219]

THIS POST DOESN’T MAKE SENSE I DON’T GET IT AND IT MAKES ME ANGRY

[sheenaduquette]

Sweet, sweet 17tion.

[nijuukoo]

10 is making me facepalm so hard.

[communistbakery-deactivated2017]

I feel bad for people who don’t know what this 16

[cregg]

This is 1believable

[ferretfyre]

10 Frames of Paul Thomas Anderson:

Punch-Drunk Love

Year: 2002

Cinematographer: Robert Elswit

Aspect Ratio: 2.35:1

[alisonzai]

[alanej]

Ghost comics are my favorite thing. 

[hi-itsc4nan]

[alanej]

pizza is life

[thecuteandthecute-ish]

(via)

[laughterkey]

goodinthestacks

[whenincambridge]

when someone asks what its like to be young these days

[710642-deactivated20141030]

well? can he????

[sandandglass]

Video

[adventuringasnotagrownup-deacti]

[alanej]

Important things everyone!

[brightwalldarkroom]

"So, what I guess I’m trying to answer or say is that I don’t - being inside my head is what I have to offer you, and so that’s what I do. And it isn’t - to me, when I relate to a piece of fiction or a novel or something, it isn’t that it makes me step outside of myself. Although sometimes, there are those kind of books. But, I mean, the things that I really relate to is when I read something that is articulate, something that I felt but haven’t been able to articulate. And I find that incredibly moving. And I find an incredible sense of community in that.  

And sometimes it’s over centuries, which is even more exciting to me. If I read something somebody wrote 300 years ago, and it’s me, you know, what I’m going through now in my head - I mean, it sends chills down my spine. And I feel like that’s what I want to be able to offer, that if I offer myself, that there’s a chance that somebody else will feel connected because they felt that. And even if the story is sad, you can be connected in your sadness and the sadness of being a human being.”

—Charlie Kaufman

[alanej]

This man is my favorite.

[s-un-rise]

follow the person this was reblogged from

[oldfilmsflicker]

Her, 2013 (dir. Spike Jonze)

[alanej]

My emotions

[sadisfaction]

Marry someone who can make you laugh in public and scream in bed.

(via dafunnyposts)

[psych-facts]

Find someone who loves you and is willing to be with you this very moment, not someone who can only when the conditions are right.

(via psych-facts)

[andrewscaife]

Buffy the Vampire Slayer as a LucasArts point and click adventure game

This was a lot of fun to do. Particularly in thinking about which scenes to draw and also realising just how suitable the Buffy stories are to this type of game. There are so many objects and puzzles to solve. It made me think it would be a good writing exercise to take your story and see if it would fit into this type of game. If it can’t then I suspect it’s probably lacking a little narrative propulsion. 

There are many, many other scenes I could have chosen (I’d still like to do 70s Spike on the subway car) but I thought one for each season was nice.

Some I chose because I wanted to show a specific location. Some I chose based on a gag that I thought would be funny e.g. Cordelia’s spatula and Willow’s broken crayon.

Here’s each episode I used as reference:

Season 1 - Welcome to Hellmouth

Season 2 - Inca Mummy Girl

Season 3 - Homecoming

Season 4 - Hush

Season 5 - Triangle

Season 6 - Grave

Season 7 - Touched

I’m going to be at the Bristol comic expo this weekend selling some prints.

[femfreq]

I WOULD DEFINITELY PLAY THIS GAME!