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David Hockney

Three trees near Thixendale (series). 2007-08

"Trees are the largest manifestation of the life-force we see. No two trees are the same, like us." David Hockney

mifinar

Errol Le Cain

geekysteven

A common theme in science fiction is that if you're in space, don't trust a corporation. And Earth is in space

ekjohnston

September 1, 2026!

vexheart

hesawifebeaterdanusethegun

Lisa Frankenstein (Dir. Zelda Williams, 2024)

inadvertently-biblical

HACKS - 5x10

gremlininho

academia-lucifer

@academia-lucifer

gotham-ruaidh

The endless loop

Here’s something I’ve had in the back of my mind for almost as long as I’ve been an Outlander fan.

Jamie and Claire have always and will always find each other. Literally.

Claire is born in 1918 and falls through time in 1945. She arrives in 1743, spends 3 years there, goes back to the 20th century, stays there until 1968, goes back to 1766. Presumably lives the rest of her days with Jamie until she dies (Diana Gabaldon has repeatedly said that she expects the series to end circa 1800, in Scotland, but then again she said that Book 5 would be called “King Farewell” and that there would only be one more book after that…but I digress…)

Anyway, the key point is that even if Jamie and Claire pass away circa 1800, Claire will be born again in 1918. She’ll fall through time again in 1945. She’ll meet Jamie again in 1743. Etc.

So they’re in an endless loop of finding each other, losing each other, and then finding each other again.

Here’s food for thought: If Jamie and Claire are in this loop - and have been in it countless times - what iteration are we reading about in the Books? Is this their 10th go-round? 100th?

But it doesn’t matter - because they always, always find each other.

gotham-ruaidh

Almost 11 years after I first posted this…it is (show) canon!!

‘Not to be dramatic, but the quote, “The only people on this planet are women and their children”

permanently altered my brain chemistry’

🌱

#Bartolomeo Pinelli #mother and child #women #mothers day #motherhood #mothers

neckkiss

via weheartit

elisabethwheatley

"War is war and hell is hell."

This scene changed my brain chemistry.

ratantics

The right love to go on about films that you couldn't make today, but most of the time that's just boomer bullshit that only applies to like 10% of movies and there's usually a good argument for why they shouldn't be remade.

But Ferngully?

Yeah, you couldn't make that shit today.

Specifically because of those right-wing boomers.

A critique of capitalism and it's effects on nature all embodied by a fruity Tim Curry villain who sings a song about how horny he is for pollution? And it's a kids film?!

Twitter would be having an absolute meltdown.

keikomivra

TED LASSO | 3.08: WE'LL NEVER HAVE PARIS

dajo42

need a polite way to say "im not engaging in a discussion on this topic with you because the conclusions you have reached are based on so many interwoven layers of misconceptions it would be easier to just like, hard reset your whole brain, just start over as a baby and try again"

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