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Theodore | 30 | Queer/Trans | [He/They] | Jewish | 911 Dispatcher | Aries (Sun/Moon) Capricorn Rising | Actually Austistic & ADHD

[etheltempest]

so what is zohran mamdani’s plan to make sure the knights don’t win the cup

[discflame]

my live reaction to this moment

[forestlyprince]

I'm at the point of being so overwhelmed by moving because I am ready to go but I still have DAYS. Like I get my keys on Monday but I'm not actually moving until next Friday so I just have to exist in limbo. Ugh

[twinkhole-destroyer]

“nobody wants to work anymore” yeah because everyone wants to kill themselves

[last-flight-of-dickarus]

oh i'm absolutely gonna cry

[last-flight-of-dickarus]

No you get it. This is it.

Poulin was 18 at her first olympics. Team canada wanted her to stay with a host family during training because she had never lived on her own before. So caroline ouellette, charline labonté, and kim st-pierre took in this teenage prodigy so she'd have exactly the mentors she needed, and 20 years later poulin is a five-time olympic medalist, captain of team canada, and captain of a champion team in a women's professional hockey league bigger than anything her mentors had. And caroline is on the ice to celebrate with her and be part of the future she worked for.

I love women supporting and uplifting and mentoring and creating the next generation of groundbreaking women in sports, and I love it when they're lesbians.

[forestlyprince]

The pwhl is trying to piss me off. What do you mean a third team for that one region in Ontario??? Winnipeg is right there. Calgary is also there. I know Edmonton was out for ownership reasons but come on!

[benevolenterrancy]

I was reading @kotabear--24's soulmate au, where Jeremy is tutored in French as a child and I found the scene where he was actually confronted by two very different accents really funny, good luck buddy

When Neil arrives, he takes one look at Jean's face and his expression drops the false amicable facade it had been wearing. "I thought this was the team of pacifists," he says in French that sounds different from what Jeremy's learned. "Wanna tell me what happened to you?" Jeremy opens the door wider, to invite him in, but Neil steps back, giving Jeremy a critical look. It feels like a warning, and Jeremy gets the feeling Neil thinks he might be responsible for Jean's injuries. Before he can defend himself, Jean speaks. "You could have come at a better time," Jean answers grimly, also speaking differently than both Jeremy or Neil, but clearly they can both understand him, because Neil shrugs.

I'm not sure if the author intended to give Neil a quebecois accent since he could have gotten any sort of accent while he was in france, but dammit I love the quebecois accent and we know Neil kissed a french canadian girl so I'm saying he spent time in quebec and picked one up. Or, more likely, he's very capable of code-switching between accents and just chooses the quebecois one to rile Jean up. Either way you can't take this from me.

[benevolenterrancy]

I was reading @kotabear--24's soulmate au, where Jeremy is tutored in French as a child and I found the scene where he was actually confronted by two very different accents really funny, good luck buddy

When Neil arrives, he takes one look at Jean's face and his expression drops the false amicable facade it had been wearing. "I thought this was the team of pacifists," he says in French that sounds different from what Jeremy's learned. "Wanna tell me what happened to you?" Jeremy opens the door wider, to invite him in, but Neil steps back, giving Jeremy a critical look. It feels like a warning, and Jeremy gets the feeling Neil thinks he might be responsible for Jean's injuries. Before he can defend himself, Jean speaks. "You could have come at a better time," Jean answers grimly, also speaking differently than both Jeremy or Neil, but clearly they can both understand him, because Neil shrugs.

I'm not sure if the author intended to give Neil a quebecois accent since he could have gotten any sort of accent while he was in france, but dammit I love the quebecois accent and we know Neil kissed a french canadian girl so I'm saying he spent time in quebec and picked one up. Or, more likely, he's very capable of code-switching between accents and just chooses the quebecois one to rile Jean up. Either way you can't take this from me.

[benevolenterrancy]

@shakeskp life is hard when you're bff is over six feet tall and takes up more than his share of the couch 😞

[forestlyprince]

Do you think i can hire an Etsy witch to uncurse me?? I don't know what i did but I have a UTI, my phone broke and had to be replaced, yesterday my soda exploded in my lunchbox and soaked everything, yesterday a package i ordered had one of its contents leak and cover everything else in body wash, AND this morning i got alerted that my debit card info got stolen.

[tswizzlesfan]

[here-to-fangirll]

project hail mary is a fantastic movie that genuinely has me staring at the ceiling at like 2 am. god. its the concept of dying so others can live. what if the sacrificial lamb was there the whole time and taught the butcher how to build the slaughterhouse. what if the lamb was dragged there kicking and screaming and was told that it was dispensable because it had no one, not a family or a lover or even a dog and what if the lamb said that it just wanted to live. isnt that enough? isnt wanting to live enough? what if the lamb woke up alone and afraid but remembered enough about living and love to place his head on the chopping block anyway. and most importantly, what if the butcher wasnt a butcher but just the shepherd trying to save the rest of the flock

[fannishcodex]

#i love the complexity behind it all. stratt did something terrible and grace's blood wouldve been on her hands#but it was for the greater good. the rest of the flock.

[forestlyprince]

I have done so much delcuttering this week. I still have so many belongings, but I also got rid of so much and I think that is great.

[imissthembutitwasntadisaster]

Not superstitious and not not superstitious but a third secret thing (read a lot of fairytales as a child and doesn't believe them but also would never be rude to a mountain while still on it just in case)

[lasrina]

I've said it before but this is both the Icelandic and the Irish approach:

Of course we're modern educated people who don't believe in fairies

But we're also not gonna fuck with 'em, we're not idiots

[lmaonade]

there is always some fucking laundry and dust and some other shit

[jakeperalta]

Favourite 2026 releases -> THE GREAT DIVIDE: THE LAST OF THE BUGS by Noah Kahan

[my-dailydreams]