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I have a Message for Horror Film Makers: If your film's opening sequence is completely silent, I will not feel a building sense of anticipation because I have already stopped the movie to check what's wrong with my speakers

animentality

parentheticalaside

My dream for the election is that it’s definitive. I want a 2012-style Election Day where everyone built it up beforehand to possibly be close but then the results start rolling in and it was like “Oh, nevermind. It’s obviously Obama. Everyone go to bed.”

I just want voters to put a stake right through the heart of Trumpism so that it crumbles to ash before our eyes. That’s the dream.

gingersnapwolves

like to charge, reblog to cast

It’s my birthday I’m getting old

#birthday #getting older #24 #10/05/2024

blink182times

Twin where have u been

whitepeopletwitter

The moon

regnum-lab

so the academy is reviewing whether or not to remove Will Smith’s award and here are some interesting tweets about that :)

#see the great thing about the Academy #is that theyre useless shills who only do things that will make them look good regardless of how they actually feel about it #hence why they were so emphatic about black performances this year when oscarssowhite tanked their ratings 2 years ago #so if enough people complain about how fucked up and hypocritical revoking will smiths oscar would be #they wont do it! because that would make them look bad and they simply cant have that

toastbutteregg

gahdamnpunk

We stan 😍😍

nutheadgee-deactivated20190314

It’s my divine duty to share legends only so that the rest of y’all can stan too.

jonpertwee

Tumblr isn't social media, it's a habit. Like smoking. We're all gathering by the dumpster in the cold, reblogging posts.

anxietyproblem

littlelolibrat

✅ double check

✅ check

✅ double check plus a cat, kid, and mom all with it, all living in the same house 😂

cavernario-galindo

"you're just racist"

mysharona1987

April 22:

In class, the main thing we talked about was crime and punishment. So we discussed a lot about what crime what kind of crimes are there and punishment and what forms of punishment are there. I think the main thing that we focused on was punishment and prison. We talked about what prison is and all of our experiences with prison. A majority of us had said that we had all known where a prison was and we talked about how we knew it was a prison. A lot of us said that it was somewhere near us and described what they looked like and how we picked it up. Some said they knew it was a prison because there were signs saying it was a detention facility, some said they could tell because there was a barbed wire fence surrounding it. That brought us into a conversation on how prisons tend to be hidden in plain sight around us. A lot of us went to schools where there were barbed wire fences surrounding it and seeing barbed wire is just a normal thing so that doesn’t make it stand out. Prisons aren’t always large buildings that look scary and out of place but instead are made to fit and blend in with the surrounding areas.

To me and I think a lot of people of color prison might be something that many of us are accustomed to. I have had a lot of family members who have been sent to prison so it’s not something uncommon for my family. When I was little my family would take lots of family trips up to Niagra falls in upstate New York. I never made the connection with it when I was younger but I’ve talked about it a lot more with her recently but we were always taking trips up there because my mom’s younger brother was in prison so we would take trips to see him and our other family. I also remember sending him letters and packing up packages to send him. It was such a natural thing for me growing up but it shouldn’t be like that. My youngest memories of spending time with my uncle shouldn’t be my family spending our vacations for years going to visit my uncle in prison.