Yeah I occasionally do stuff

Consistency? Hey, that's pretty funny. | what a meme-loving space nerd - Amy | They told me to change this color so I hope you're happy

[its-funnytwittertweets]

[nonamehorse]

Better to shit in the livingroom then to living in the shitroom

[nocturnal-stims]

Weeping monster pots

👁 Eamonquigs on IG

[targetedknowledge]

[fisutiddies]

[notkatniss]

they look like they run a ceramics studio like the navy

[notkatniss]

[zoi-no-miko]

#and they're still vampires

[spandexual]

just remember, if you think you are hornyposting too much about Star Trek,

no you aren't, keep posting and stop holding back. Roddenberry Wants You (To Write Yaoi Fanfiction)

[lilacs-in-space]

I think about this image at least once a day.

[shittysawtraps]

Question: do you think that Kramer's contradictory and hypocritical philosophy is a result of bad writing, or of Kramer being written well as a realistically contradictory and hypocritical human being?

i mean i think that john kramer is a character desperate for control. so many things happen to him that are out of his control— jill losing the baby, jill leaving him, his cancer, even his insurance claim being denied. and when he has his moment of clarity, it’s when he’s attempting to kill himself– a negative event, but one that he has full power over. and what he takes away from that is “feeling in control of your decisions is what enables you to enjoy living,” BUT he interprets that as “people need to make a choice like i did to enjoy living.” all of his traps force people to make a choice, yes, but he’s still ultimately the one pulling the strings. so of course all of his traps are hyper-engineered and carefully masterminded. i don’t know how much of this is intended, but i like to imagine that john kramer is willfully blind to his own hypocrisy. he has many many victims that are severely traumatized by what he is doing, but to acknowledge that he’s not actually helping people is to acknowledge that he really has no control over anyone but himself, and i think that scares him most of all.

[userdrama]

#and Raleigh was right

PACIFIC RIM (2013) dir. Guillermo del Toro

[bobcat-pie]

Graphic design is my passion. I think I’ve made the best vaporwave infographic of the first Punic war ever

[spiralstaircased]

and i know people mean well when they give employment advice but god damn some of them its like "did you try submitting your resume to a place that is hiring" fuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuck no kidding. shit. ive just been printing them out and eating them. yeah thanks i'll try that

[tlirsgender]

Hardest part of writing is accepting that some people will not fucking get it & you just have to like cope with that because over-explaining it just makes it worse

[tlirsgender]

I will not over-explain my art to the stupidest people on earth. I'm writing for people who know what I'm talking about. Mantra that will save you. David Lynch was right

[badluckbrian-deactivated]

[sapphling]

nobody lures you into the fog anymore

[sandmandaddy69]

[trying-to-bring-joy]

Behold, a dragon.

[nevver]

Geometry homework, Lin Yung Cheng

[goodzillo-deactivated20220127]

how fucking arrogant can you be to think any eugenics program could ever weed out “fascist genetics”. even if the “dark triad” was a reliable precursor to fascist ideology and even if “dark triad traits” could be reliably linked to genotype (they aren’t and they can’t be), how fucking far to jupiter are you if you think you can remove it from a population of seven billion, let alone in some “anarchist” manner? how do you programmatically sterilize anyone in an “anarchist” manner?

[ms-demeanor]

Do you ever see some discourse float by and think “Maybe I’m not hanging out on the worst parts of Tumblr, actually”

[professional-funposting]

jesus fucking christ

[totallynotagentphilcoulson]

[marzipanandminutiae]

me: oh man, Joann Fabrics is closing. That's going to really suck for a lot of people

Sophia, the Victorian ghost who haunts a lamp I bought at Brimfield: not the least among them Joanne. though I suppose her business acumen must have been wanting if she gave the shop her Christian name- it just seems undignified. was that what drove her customers to other establishments?

me: well, nothing- it's a chain, and in most places, there weren't any other fabric stores.

Sophia:

Sophia: there weren't. any other dry goods stores. selling fabric.

me: not usually, no.

Sophia: in a whole town

me: no.

Sophia: and now there will be nowhere to purchase fabric at all in those towns

me: not in person. I guess people can buy it online

Sophia: what if they don't know what different weaves feel like? how will they learn if they never get to handle them?

me: some places have free swatch service on their websites-

Sophia: so they'll wait a week or more for a swatch, decide if they like it, then send away for the full amount of goods they need and wait even longer for that? what if they want something finished sooner?

me: they'll just be frustrated, I guess

Sophia: wait, why did Joanne's shops close? if she had such a monopoly, surely she'd have made quite a profit regardless of the name

me: an even bigger company bought them and couldn't use them to make billions of dollars, so they're forcing them to close

Sophia:

me: wait- PUT MY SNOW SHOVEL DOWN AND STEP AWAY FROM YOUR LAMP

[theprofessional-amateur]

I made this about a different business that was the victim of private equity and I hate that news stories keep coming up where I can use it.