Definition of a Road Game

Hockey. Soccer. Fashion. Music. Love.

[definitionofaroadgame]

Feeling cute, might start using Tumblr again...

[palant1r]

"this work is problematic because of how it handles [subject]": reasonable premise for media criticism

"this work is problematic because it depicts [subject]": do not pass go do not collect $200 this is, as a general rule, a functionally reactionary and conservative argument

[cantotallyeven]

I think even more importantly:

"this work is problematic and you should be critical of the viewpoints it presents while engaging with it": reasonable premise for media criticism

"this work is problematic therefore everyone who engages with it is evil": do not pass go do not collect $200 this is, as a general rule, a functionally reactionary and conservative argument

[ashstfu]

[petite-madame]

The Fall - (2023)

Inspired by The Lament for Icarus by Herbert James Draper.

[pine-farr]

Chris Pine for Esquire.

[pinesourcearchive-deactivated20]

CHRIS PINE for Esquire Magazine (2023)

[definitionofaroadgame]

Every single photo was just me shouting "what?!?" In a progressively louder voice.

[morphinomenaljew]

It has been damn near almost 4 years since Sera Gamble and John MacNamara showed their entire ass and justified the suicidality of their canonically bisexual male lead as “noble” and I am still so emotionally devastated by it that even the thought of The Magicians is enough to bring me to my knees.

And the most infuriating thing is that Quentin on paper should not have been likeable. At. All. He was written to be the same self insert main character that has been churned out for fanboys for literal decades now. But Jason Ralph *made* him likeable. There’s no doubt in my mind that The Magicians was only ever successful because the actors that were cast actually gave a shit about their characters unlike the writers.

Every single one of the main cast and the supporting cast felt like real people who were relatable in their struggle as specifically millennial protagonists. The Magicians is the only show I’ve seen in recent memory that actually acknowledges the difficulties our generation deals with in an even slightly compassionate way.

But what they did to Quentin was unforgivable and I am genuinely glad it was cancelled a season after because you cannot kill off the heart of your show especially after he finally comes to terms with his queerness and expect people to give a shit anymore. For a show that in so many ways was ground breaking for the sci-if/fantasy/magical realism genre, to say nothing of how the show propelled Syfy itself, the ending it gave Quentin shows that the writers somehow missed the entire point of the character they wrote and the story he was trying to tell and I mourn him.

[reavenedges-lies]

Evgeni Malkin 1000 games tribute video

[suiheisen]

“So, like you once told me, I wish you more points, more goals, more games, and of course, more Cups.”

[hockeylvr59]

Exasperated Geno

[hannovers]

thank you for everything dana

[goaliekisses]

the in the room version of nikita reading the lineup 🥺

[wheeloffortune-design]

CONTROVERSIAL OPINION ABOUT BISEXUALITY

that purple in the middle is not the right saturation, it doesn't fit with the other two colors and it drives me crazy.

[deus-ex-aquila]

all right, I think I got this, I've got dual citizenship and I have another flag we can borrow from:

step 1

step 2

step 3

[varangianviper]

[wheeloffortune-design]

This is true bi/ace solidarity.

[xthehatchick]

holy shit

[awkwardalpha]

[rubyanjel]

[notquiteaghost]

the prophecy has been fulfilled etc etc

edit: since con deleted his tweet (rip), here's a link to the art!!

[bastart13]

"Hello darkness, my old friend"

Izzy Hands as the only human in a muppets film is one of the best descriptions I've seen of a character's energy