Arya Zombie

[bestwitchsam]

I haven’t shared spoilers for a long time, I’ll start today, if you haven’t watched it yet, I recommend you not to check it out.

[mypalbuck]

WHEN ANDREW’S SPIDEY SAVED MJ FROM HER FALL AND THEN CRIED OF JOY BECAUSE HE REALISED HE GOT A SECOND CHANCE AND I SWEAR IN THAT MOMENT HE REALISED THAT HE SAVED TOM’S SPIDEY THE HEARTACHE HE WENT THROUGH WHEN HE LOST GWEN

[theavengers]

Wait, no, seriously, what’s your actual name? - Spider-Man: No Way Home (2021), dir: Jon Watts.

[mandaloriandragontrainer]

Watching Tom Holland’s Peter, who’s always been a very sweet and gentle character, absolutely clobber the ever-living daylights out of the Goblin was a life-altering experience.

[quxntumvandyne]

spider-man: no way home characters as john mulaney quotes

peter 1

peter 2

peter 3

ned leeds

mj

green goblin (norman obsorn)

doc oc

doctor strange

aunt may

happy hogan

[harksness]

"I'm a really good lawyer" MATTHEW MURDOCK YOU DUMB DORK IVE MISSED YOU SO FUCKING MUCH

[chrrispine]

Spider-Man: No Way Home + Text Posts

[itsjuliak5]

I, too, would rather brainwash the entire universe before having to make a phone call.

[theconcealedweapon]

[patroclusdefencesquad]

yennefer and geralt as a divorced couple coparenting a child together and both dating the same man is not a dynamic i expected to be getting for going into season 3

[replanting]

sometimes im like…..what is the point of all this ??? and then i hang out with the people i love, and for a brief moment, i see

[captainmarvall]

chaotic younger siblings who steal their older siblings spotlight gang

[neil-gaiman]

is it bad that I know you as "that guy who wrote 'Fortunately, the Milk?"

Not at all. I'm happy to be the guy who wrote the book or comic or tv show or movie or song or poem you liked, whatever it happened to be.

[olyphant-tim]

That song could be about anyone. Fine. Yes, when I wrote it, it did come from the heart. Perhaps a broken one.

THE WITCHER (2019– ) 2x04 “Redanian Intelligence”

[anyataylorjoys]

✨Yennefer looking effortlessly gorgeous while covered in dirt and blood appreciation post✨

[sodomymcscurvylegs]

The older I get, the more I find heterosexual couples so…weird. It’s not that men and women are inherently different in irreconcilable ways, is that they’re socialized to believe they are, and it shows in how male/female couples interact. There is this awkward, unnecessary communication barrier between them based on their perceived gender differences. This obviously doesn’t apply to all heterosexual couples; I’m sure there are plenty with great communication and so on. But the large majority of the ones I’ve encountered in the past few years just don’t. It’s uncomfortable to watch.

[sodomymcscurvylegs]

They have all these weird notions about each other’s genders, and it’s so out of place for me. Like, women will let their husbands get away with not doing housework because “men are helpless” and men will talk about how their wives are “just hormonal” when they come to them with a legitimate grievance that needs to be talked about, and so on and so forth. Just a lot of back and forth that seems perfectly normal to them, but to an outsider who doesn’t experience this kind of heteronormative behavior often it’s like…

[eragons-archive-deactivated2018]

i’d like to share my hypothesis that this exact phenomenon is why straight writers struggle to write gay relationships (or project heteronormative constructs onto those relationships). they literally just don’t understand a relationship where one person doesn’t treat the other like they’re part of an alien species.

[mcdonaldschina]

“only karens ask for refunds” is pro-corporation propaganda. if they don’t give me what i want they’re giving me my money back and that doesn’t make me an angry middle-aged karen harpy, you’re just cucked by stupid reddit memes

[lgbtpolitics]

Really though, remember the woman who sued McDonald’s because their coffee was hot and everyone took the piss out of her and a bunch of other people who sued corporations for a “silly” reason and then it turned out most of them were right and entirely harmed by the company and they were just turned into a joke by the company propaganda machine?

Imo the current obsession with mocking anyone who asks for a refund, returns something or god forbid wants to talk to a manager is just the second version of this. Companies will cut corners wherever they can and mock you when you complain.

[ruffboi-mags]

Yesterday my pizza order got to me cold and missing my soda. When I asked about both from the driver he said he couldn’t go back for the 2L because he was technically a door dash driver. I called the store and it turns out when they’re slammed (which they had been), they get door dash drivers to help with delivery to help them catch up.

So I spoke to the manager, assured her that I wasn’t angry, just kind of frustrated - part of why the pizza was cold was that door dash drivers don’t have the heat retaining delivery bags the actual delivery employees of the pizza place get, and because he wasn’t an employee of the pizza place the driver wouldn’t be going back to the pizza place and couldn’t get my soda.

And the manager said she’d get her first driver going in my direction to bring by the soda, and offered to give me a credit for the pizza being cold, and we pleasantly ended the conversation.

Because it’s okay to say “hey, this isn’t what I was told I’d be getting”, you just have to be polite and reasonable about it.

[kyraneko]

This. Vast difference between “having a problem and politely but firmly expecting that they provide what’s been paid for” and “abusing some underpaid customer-facing employee who is neither at fault for the situation or able to fix it.”