"Eat before you get eaten"

Nikola, She/her 🇵🇱, for M ❤️

[ashthehassle]

Please, people. I need anything Warden Crawford. This man has been living in my head for two years, rent-free.

Give me something to live off upon on. I'm getting sick of c.ai /hj.

This is LITERALLY my phone wall paper. vvvv

[butcherswife13]

Same, that's my fav character

[safespacepol]

God forbid a student wants some self-care

[butcherswife13]

Haha pamietam to byłam wtedy na pierwszym roku na AGH

[butcherswife13]

My favorite books aesthetic

"Wakacje pod morzem" (Vacation under the sea) by Marta Bijan

[butcherswife13]

[butcherswife13]

Wallace and Gromit x The Nun

Reference material

[butcherswife13]

I notice weird tendency of making music remixes of polish viral videos that gets famous arond the world, like first was "Czy to Freddy Fazbear" and now we have "O K*rwa Bober" XD

[butcherswife13]

Poland right now:

[vinylsaestheticblog]

potrzebujemy alternatywnego uniwersum teksanskiej masakry piłą mechaniczną gdzie akcja rozgrywa sie w polsce zamiast w teksasie a sawyerowie to polacy

[visoreyes-deactivated20260317]

Lackadaisy - Ingenue

[derpiestdonutsgoeskaboom]

“he fell down some stairs” viktor wasn't lying about that tho

[butcherswife13]

This is exactly what I thought when I heard this xd

[pageofheartdj]

Ugh I don't want to dive into fandom and see what people think of Caine now. I already heard people being angry at Jax being an asshole even though he was like that in the pilot and clearly this is his way of coping. There is no ethical way not to lose your mind where there is no real danger. Except losing your mind.

And Caine is an AI, he doesn't understand human emotions, so he is never malicious. Maybe he'll learn more, but he is not an intentional asshole.

[butcherswife13]

AESTHETIC OF MY FAVORITE THINGS IN FICTION part 1

[sawyerslover]

slaughterhouse / butcher horror is a painfully untapped horror genre and im so mad about it.. things like texas chainsaw massacre, meat hooks, cleavers, bloodied gloves, painfully untapped. ESPECIALLY if it involves pigs or pig masks...

[butcherswife13]

My thoughts on new "Master and Margarita" movie

SPOILERS!!!

This is the first movie that after I watched it I didn’t know what to think. First of all I absolutely love this movie, the visuals and characterization was awesome, August Diehl as Woland was perfectly casted, but I have some things I must point out.

The whole idea with Master being also the author of "Master and Margarita" was interesting, sometimes I get confused in which thing was real and which Master's imagination but things don't need to be easy to be good. The only thing is that I feel that Master's book about Pilate was completely forgotten and that was a pretty big part in the Bulgakov story.

Another thing is Koroviov, my favorite character. I actually like his new portrayal, it was sometimes maybe a little over the top but I could accept that. The only thing I can't forgive is that they didn’t show his true form of a knight (that doesn't ruining the movie just gets me mad). He also didn’t have enough screentime imo.

The third thing is that I hoped for more scenes from the book. Movie covers only a few most important chapters, but in defence I must say that this scenes were done perfectly.

I also feel that if somebody didn’t read the book would be really confused, but I really hope that people read and will read the book first

In therms of a new view on "Master and Margarita" story it was awesome but I prefer the original book story more. But as whole I really liked it.

I think my rate of this movie will be 8/10 bc even the negative parts the good one beats everything.

[abba-enthusiast]

Rip Korovyev you would’ve loved clowncore

[manuscripts-dontburn]

If I was informed that tomorrow all the books would disappear from the world but I could save ONE, it would always be The Master and Margarita by Bulgakov.

[butcherswife13]

Same

[butcherswife13]

My literature Roman Empires:

1. "Master and Margarita" by Michail Bulgakov

2. "Alice's Adventures in Wonderland" (+Through the looking-glass) by Lewis Carrol

3. "I Have No Mouth and I Must Scream" by Harlan Ellison

4. "The Kindly Ones" by Jonathan Littel