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Me and the boys with powers:
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Nobody: If I had power I'd use it to help others
Me and the boys with powers:
Hong Kong
MIDSOMMAR 2019 · dir. Ari Aster
Edward Scissorhands (1990) ~ Dir. Tim Burton
“But if you had regular hands, you’d be like everyone else.”
LA LA LAND dir. Damien Chazelle | 2016
This movie came highly recommended and I am yet to see it.
Legion | Chapter 3
Delusions / The Butterfly Dream (Zhuang Zhou)
Narrator: And now we must speak of Zhuang Zhou, who fell asleep one day and dreamed he was a butterfly. For hours, he fluttered in the warm winter sun, until he no longer remembered he was Zhuang Zhou.
Suddenly he awoke, and he was Zhuang Zhou again. But in that moment, he didn't know. Was he Zhuang Zhou who had dreamt he was a butterfly, or a butterfly who was dreaming he was Zhuang Zhou?
A delusion starts like any other idea, as an egg. Identical on the outside, perfectly formed. From the shell, you'd never know anything was wrong. It's what's inside that matters.
Albert A had an idea. One day, as he was walking, he stumbled. And for a moment, it seemed that his right leg didn't belong to him. This is how it begins.
The leg was clearly Albert's. It was attached to his body, and when he pricked it, he felt pain. But despite that, the idea grew. Such is the power of an idea.
With every day that passed, Albert became more and more certain that this was not his leg. He decided he didn't want it anymore. And so one day, he went to the hardware store.
You see, an idea alone isn't enough. We have ideas all the time, random thoughts and theories. Most die...before they can grow. For a delusion to thrive, other, more rational ideas must be rejected, destroyed. Only then can the delusion blossom...into full-blown psychosis.
Interesting show. I stopped at season 2. Will get back to it eventually.
There was a Peg Leg Pete in Oswald the Lucky Rabbit, too!
Ozzie of the Mounted (1928)
The firm hand of justice
“ ah, that’s right, andrew detmer! i remember you from homeroom, freshman year. you always had that gray zip-up hoodie. ”
– “ you remember that? ”
Beginning of bromance
Chronicle (2012) - Josh Trank
The secret ingredient to have a good time . . . . Is a lil crime 🗣 (at Lopinot Historical Complex) https://www.instagram.com/p/CEnLfVWH22w/?igshid=i6e0igxqi5wn
*spongebob narrator voice* ah.. zee mortifying ordeal of being known
when you make a joke and someone tells you “that’s not very nice”
Oh dear
Hey guys. EVERYONE, and I mean EVERYONE who reblogs this post BY MAY 5TH 2019 will be getting a small monster design based on your blog theme, name, or profile picture. Let’s go.
I’m interested
Daily Routine 2050
Imagine rising at the crack of dawn,
My mind risen before the the
“cock a doodle doo of my neighbour’s illegal chicken coop”
I rose with the descent of the moon.
Thoughts still tumbling over one another.
That waking dream escaping me.
Plucked out of my self induced coma
A personal save point.
My Fort that night.
On my best days I’d felt angelic, that glorious ring above my head encasing me in this protective suit.
Some nights there was warfare , my subconscious felt duty calling it to battle in the wide open field of my cranium.
Forcefully ejected from my crack at the base of my palm this substance anchored onto that high rise as we swung from building to building this one felt special.
Like it was platform exclusive, draped in my red a burning prickly sensation ran up spine I was in danger of waking too soon. I could sense it. I’d almost made it to my destination 8 feet to go.
All of these just memories .
Nowadays we didn’t do that sort of thing.
We’d outgrew it.
Evolved beyond.
Nothing was more futuristic than it though.
They were wrong.
I’D hated the day they developed that chip.
Implanted at the base of the skull
I’d hoped for a Chris Pratt or Hemsworth or a Robert Downey Jr. to rescue me from this scarlet torture.
This wasn’t it.
This abomination.
I released my bladder
How’s that for a throwback
I’D been 70 years since I’d done such a thing accidentally
Nobody realised the magnitude of what we’d done.
Once I had that chip implanted I’d dreamt my last dream.
This was a waking nightmare.
Experimenting with text post format as opposed to posted pictures. To see if it’s easier to consume.