[frankiefine]

Naan is to me, as Turkish delights were to Edmund

[frankiefine]

with the whole joker of it all do we think juggalos exist in the dcu or that icp went with a different thing than clowns

[salvatore--girl]

Me and the 4 other Jonathan stans if he just fucking dies in season 5

[frankiefine]

what fandoms tend to use big words in their fanfictions i need to expand my vocabulary i want more attention

[easyvirgin-deactivated20160413]

[frankiefine]

i love iida but ohhh i just know hed piss me off if i knew if irl. i just know that man would never let me talk shit around him

[frankiefine]

bringing this bad boy back as a form of bnha fic recommendations bc i love it so much

[evilscientist3]

Me (waking up from a 40 minute nap): Hwf auag... ouugh,,

Glowing tree outside my house:

[evilscientist3]

Whats your fucking problem dude

[frankiefine]

[xueyangapologist]

“this is the hill you want to die on?” oh no i just love arguing. i fully intend to leave this hill once it gets boring. sorry for the confusion!

[softcells]

i think i want a glass packer, it would give me an edge and add a lot of danger to my mundane life

[softcells]

dance too hard in the club and my dick flies out of my pant and shatters all over the floor

[bogfox]

Cinderella

[frankiefine]

I love twilight but in the unserious campy way instead of the way it was intended to be consumed.

Its the only way i can appreciate it, if only because Charlie is this perpetual bachelor when he’s actually the ideal man.

[cutepilled]

word of the day: “woowoo”

definition:

[pass-the-boof-please]

el woowoo

[evilscientist3]

Happy "El Woowoo" Wednesday!

[evilscientist3]

[dramatic-dolphin]

please stop writing "viscous" when you mean "vicious", it produces the weirdest mental images ever

[dramatic-dolphin]

"a viscous murder" yeah i don't want to know what that could look like

[transmasc-wizard]

it looks like the Boston Molassacre of 1919

[frankiefine]

Batman at 3am after patrol desperately trying to figure Captain Marvel out: i just dont get it, everything about him contradicts itself…

Captain Marvel:

[jasontoddsguns]

Shazam, a supposedly magic immortal being of unknown origin: kinda pops off ngl

Batman, a father of 6: (narrows eyes in suspicion) yes…indeed it does..

[manicmartyr-deactivated20250904]

behold! drake!

[hiphopocliedes]

Some context for the destruction of that Aboriginal site:

When indigenous ppl complain that their sacred sites are being destroyed and they say stuff like "we have a cultural connection to this place" "if we can't come here it's like ripping off our roots" "we need this place to communicate with our ancestor spirits" etc., white australians are conditioned to handwave statements like that away with shit like "oh well they're just saying that, it's just a random tree, they'll get over it, obviously ancestor spirits aren't real, sacredness of trees isn't real", and that is total bullshit.

Aboriginal sacred sites are integral parts of highly sophisticated mnemonic techniques that have been proven to preserve information for (i know this sounds hard to believe but) at least ten thousand years (they accurately describe coastlines that are now underwater, or dry areas that have since been rainforests for 7000 years, or extinct megafauna etc.)

Physical features (either in one place, or along a track known as a songline) work as subheadings in an encyclopaedia. Ritualised teachings tell people what rituals or song cycles (like subheadings in an encyclopaedia) to associate with specific visual cues, and then those songs all contain stories that have (for example) systematised knowledge of every local animal and plant, contained in songs for easy memorisation. White anthropologists mostly handwave these techniques away as "animist beliefs" and "ancestor worship" but in reality it's this extremely sophisticated system of knowledge that's something like a cultural encyclopaedia, and that's why it's such a big deal when this fucking anglo settler state and its profiteers destroy these locations like it means nothing bc "oh it's just a tree" or "what it's a rock they'll just go to another rock"

[daggers-drawn]

In case you all need it said: this is cultural genocide.

[pelirroja-peligrosa]

Have you ever heard of the memory technique of having a giant house inside your head where you "store" bits of knowledge associated with household items in specific locations & to remember it you can mentally walk yourself to where it is and supposedly never forget anything again? Their physical walks are exactly that, and as the above states, wondrously accurate. Destroying the path and features destroys vital cues for priceless ancestral knowledge preserved for millennia.

[buddhawithoutorgans]

There's a really good book about this called The Edge of Memory and it's available online free as an EPUB!

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[buddhawithoutorgans]

Reblogging again because Tumblr hides links in reblogs but here's a link to a book about this subject, The Edge of Memory by Patrick Nunn