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could he act? no. but was his character good? also no. and were his plotlines compelling? not really. but did he look good? also no. but did i enjoy his time on the show? again, no. but would i watch more of his character? also no

#twin peaks #james hurley #david lynch

a-blue-goblin

#ides of march #the ides of march #not yet ferb #march 15 #julius caesar #roman history

freshlydelivereddarce

TODAYS THE DAY SALAD BOY

#ides of march #the ides of march #julius caesar #ancient rome #my second favorite tumblr holiday <3

twinsarekeepers-deactivated2026

S2 “don’t touch her” where Percy cannot do anything if Luke does in fact touch her vs S5 “don’t touch her” where Percy chops off his arms

#pjo #pjotv #percabeth

foudreika

This is what Vecna saw in Will's mind, trust

#byler #stranger things season 5 #stranger things #mike wheeler #will byers #vecna #henry creel

ellipsus-writes

If you haven't heard, the em dash has been getting a lot of attention lately…

Because it was trained on pirated work—including freely accessible online writing (like fanfic, academic texts)—ChatGPT picked up patterns and quirks native to human writing.

Including (sigh) the em dash.

There are other victims here (RIP tapestry and delve 🫠), but the appropriation of the em dash—a punctuation mark beloved by writers everywhere—feels especially personal.

A kind of low-grade panic is ensuing. Writers who once memed their own em dash overuse—the greatest punctuation mark ever to grace the control-freak’s lexicon, frankly—are suddenly backing away to avoid accusations.

No. More. We have centuries of dash-abusing writers behind us. We will not sit quietly while AI repurposes our beloved stilted aside—or the just-one-more clarification the sentence demands—or the dramatic pause your comma could never—etc.

You don’t write like AI—AI writes like you.

Defend the em dash.

(Feel free to download/share/stick it where it matters!)