aphex aciddddd

avery! she/him, 20↑ *evil laughter but it's filled with love!*

[captain-price-returns]

[roseisabellaa]

Something something mind wipe side effects

[smoqueen-deactivated20251108]

hideo kojima originally wanted The End's boss fight in mgs3 to only be completable if you mailed him a picture of a cat eating dog food and a dog eating cat food

[protobutch]

[contemptible-scoundrel]

bachibros trying to gas their manga into the upper echelons of shonen fandom via luring fujos into the community is one of my favorite moments in internet history. they were genuinely popping bottles when the first yaoi fan art dropped

[contemptible-scoundrel]

W gay people. W pervert women

[girlypopz123]

"Being kind is punk" you need to learn to do good things without it being tied to a social status or subculture

[alookseeblog]

assemblyglassworks

[thehistorychannel]

[piranesies]

they should invent putting on sunscreen that doesn't feel like putting on sunscreen

[dogpuppy]

[rnismatch]

simply put this is a limpse into a strange kind of new world im building where peas are some other color

[innerchildabortionclinic]

this is how all high protein dessert vids look to me

[notcursedjs]

are we meowing tonight or what

[tomb-mold]

the problem is i really do love staying up until one billion o'clock. it just cant be helped

[hinasho]

In my opinion there’s no saving TVL. There are a few crumbs of interesting ideas, but overall it destroyed everything of substance. It was an actual nuke.

The only way to “save” the characterizations for QOTD would be for them to say TVL was a fever dream or an in-universe IWTV fanfic. To entirely decanonize it, which AMC will never do.

But even if they did, that wouldn’t erase the impact. TVL was actively harmful: full to the brim of antiblackness, abuse apologia, anti asian ideology, misogyny, etc. Its vitriol towards the fans, actors, and writers who made IWTV great, was overwhelming. Even if they sweeped the writers’ room and got a new new showrunner, there’s no erasing that something as deeply racist as TVL was created and thought okay to release in the first place.

[pierrot-angel]

Who knew that taking an autistic 17 year old and making every single bad thing happen to him and then giving him a cult to lead, blenders to use, and a freaky mortal boy to stalk would be such an incredible character concept

[giussepimezzoalto]

This isn't at all a new or novel observation, but. Allyship in a fandom space means nothing if you immediately ditch the ally part in favor of equating antiblack rhetoric that makes its way into your favorite show, character interpretation, writer's rooms etc. as fandom drama. This shouldn't have to be said. But it still doesn't seem to be common sense. I guarantee you Black fans and other fans of color who are rightfully upset about very blatant, very ignorant and disrespectful depictions in the media they consume, from creators who have made very clear their extreme lack of respect for nonwhite fans, are a far cry from typical fandom bad faith discourse. Yet I always, always see the complaint anyway of "never being able to please these people." Hey question. Who's "these people". Answer quickly