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maxxie-or-smth

i'm losing my spark who got a lighter

drwolfenstien

pixiecorpse

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rn-deliabusby

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spiralatria

this 'being really tired after work' thing is really getting in the way of this 'pursuing my artistic hopes and dreams' thing has anyone else noticed this

imperhius

tooferaltobeheard

I want to sit on a rooftop at midnight with someone who gets the silence.

threeamserif

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thememedaddy

alfedena

Sylvia Rivera in 2001 on the corporatization of the pride movement.

flatfishes

lets hear it for transgenderism and faggotry. can I get a round of applause for transgenderism and faggotry

flatfishes

also shoutout to queerness and dykishness and gender fuckery. if you reblog this post you hate conservatives

forthegothicheroine

Grand Theft Hamlet is a great movie, by the way, or at least it filled a need I didn't know existed. It's a documentary where a lot of actors in lockdown try to stage Hamlet in Grand Theft Auto Online, getting other people to read various parts, picking places to perform, scheduling rehearsals, picking up some regular people who watch them rehearse, and all the while dodging every other player in the game shooting at them with rockets. It's great.

One thing that especially worked for me, though, was the ghost. This is the first time I really felt it when Horatio begs Hamlet not to follow the ghost. Inside GTA Online, the ghost is in all black except for a ski mask with LED lights in a smiley face, standing on a blimp that Hamlet has to jump down onto from a balcony. Don't follow him, Hamlet!

forthegothicheroine

Anyway, go watch this.

chaotic-archaeologist

So I did not expect this to be so spectacular, and more fool me. The concept is fascinating, and what you get more than the play is a group of people trying to navigate an adriftness through the timelessness of Shakespeare, where modern conditions and humble truths of human nature clash a magnificent, jarring environment that seems perfectly suited to such a venture.