bagmanunlucky

they/them disco elysium/kim kitsuragi/squid game/the last of us/merlin/severance/BTVS/dropout.tv/alice in borderland/heated rivalry/457/the pitt

[green-chess-piece]

me, dropout pilled: im gonna google vehicular manslaughter haha will they show up

me: oh

[uniformedwater]

music not hitting, phone not hitting, Minecraft not hitting, food not hitting, mouth taste like blood, death comes for us all

[garlicbreadmustdie]

bring back spike's eyeliner

[no-resolution]

[cutieacefuck]

had a dream where Matthew Lillard was running for a government office and his tagline on posters said "with Scooby-Doo ass villains like these, why not rely on a true member of the Mystery Gang" and in very small print on the bottom "I was also a serial killer in case that doesn't work out"

[humphreybogie]

The way Giles is so fatherly and tender with Buffy and Willow and even Anya at some point but he acts like he genuinely wants to throttle Xander every single time he has to interact with him 1 on 1. He is me.

[sleepypanda01]

What makes Spuffy so charming to me as enemies to lovers is that I could not picture them as lovers during their enemies era, they were both so devoted to their respective partners and they always fought each other with the intention to win without sparing any empathetic thought about one another.

Even when they made an alliance in the season 2 finale, Spike just shrugged and walked away at the realization that Buffy might die. All they both cared about was their respective goals, but then circumstances bring them closer and Buffy comes to rely on him and Spike becomes obsessed with her and it suddenly makes sense.

I simply love how their dynamic unwraps slowly and evolves.

[fluidstatick]

There are two kinds of people watching "Earwigs" this week— Dropout fans who also love Taskmaster:

And Dropout fans who haven't seen Taskmaster.

[idc0o]

some of yall didnt go insane at 15 and it shows

[isqbelevans]

and when the world needed them most…

[bagmanunlucky]

Why did I always assume they meant they crushed the pretzels up first?

[metaphoricallyrose]

No answers, only questions

[dailyflicks]

ALICE IN WONDERLAND 1951 - Dir. Clyde Geronimi, Wilfred Jackson & Hamilton Luske

[plumeriyaaa]

You wished for this

[bagmanunlucky]

And I’m so happy you did

[simbelmyneflower]

Spike discovering his absurd drive to kill the Slayer is actually a psychosexual desire for Buffy through a sex dream about her is soooo delicious and an excellent shortcut to inaugurating the ship for real.

Reminds me of that post on here that says: “sometimes i have a dream that reveals such a humiliating desire i have that i genuinely lose a bit of respect for myself”

[simbelmyneflower]

Spike discovering his absurd drive to kill the Slayer is actually a psychosexual desire for Buffy through a sex dream about her is soooo delicious and an excellent shortcut to inaugurating the ship for real.

Reminds me of that post on here that says: “sometimes i have a dream that reveals such a humiliating desire i have that i genuinely lose a bit of respect for myself”

[kosmogrl]

[fucking-relax]

this is helpful to getting started on anything regardless of what you call it (from this post)

problem solving steps

IMPROVE distress tolerance skill

[simbelmyneflower]

So ironic that Spike finally earns Buffy’s trust in the EPISODE WHERE THE SEX ROBOT HE MAKES OF HER WREAKS HAVOC???