Every day I'm hufflepufflin'

Library Assistent. 32 years old. Feminist. Lots of Fandoms.

[justannoyingbear]

Aufgrund ihrer fortgesetzt beschissenen und menschenfeindlichen Politik wurde einstimmig beschlossen*, der CDU/CSU die Buchstaben C, D und S abzuerkennen. Bei der nächsten Wahl treten sie als U/U an.

Aus den beschlagnahmten Buchstaben basteln wir uns einen CSD.

*Ich habe das beschlossen. Einstimmig.

[galileosballs]

The 'ingredients you can pronounce means it's healthy' line implies a world in which the kind of nutrition a person requires scales with their biology education and grasp of phonics. Which isn't true, of course, but sure would imply some interesting worldbuilding if it were

[bumblebeebats]

"Potassium cyanide. Arsenic trioxide. Polonium 210. Tetrachlorodibenzodioxin," I say, smugly and with full confidence, before downing the glass of wine my political rival insisted on pouring for me. Seconds later, she watches with a smirk as I collapse writhing to the ground, in the knowledge that I never could hit that "R" in "pinot noir" quite right

[dernisseznirp]

Ich weiß Merz muss förmlicherweise was zum Anschlag auf den CSD in Berlin sagen, aber Junge, halt einfach deine Fresse. Deine Politik macht den CSD so nötig wie lange nicht.

[vulcartist]

I translated the Ea-Nasir complaint into vulcan and engraved it in on a cooper plate

[revibe1]

You what?

[elliegoose]

the idea that women are "more allowed" to express emotions than men under patriarchy honestly seems like a lie that serves patriarchy itself.

women are constantly pressured to dissociate from the way our circumstances negatively impact us, and we are straight up not permitted more emotional expression in any meaningful way that is received well in patriarchal relations. in reality, we are marked as "more emotional" and therefore taken less seriously than men.

nobody under patriarchy is allowed a healthy and full expression of their emotions, but framing emotional expression as an advantage that women have is bizarre.

[shetheyslain]

Trying to sleep during a heatwave is a great reminder that all oil executives need to die painful painful deaths

[isuggestrevolution]

good suggestion

[thememedaddy]

[manny-jacinto]

MAMMA MIA! 2008│dir. Phyllida Lloyd

[heyitsmeisa-blog]

[americana-plus]

jamr0ll:

This never stops being hilarious

[thelibrarina]

Do you love the color of the–

HONK

[cal3ris]

is this gonna get me fired you think

[swiftievolturra]

i need everyone to understand that mamma mia is not just a movie to me it is a lifestyle a personality trait a religious experience. like i don’t “watch” it i return to it. i orbit it. i exist in a constant state of thinking about donna sheridan spinning on that dock like the world cannot touch her and honestly it can’t.

this movie is the ultimate feminist movie and i will die on this hill. not in a “girlboss” way but in a messy, human, complicated women kind of way. donna is not punished for loving freely. she is not reduced to regret. she built a life, a home, a daughter, out of chaos and memory and joy.

and the film never once tries to shame her for it. instead it surrounds her with women—friends, daughters, versions of herself—and lets them all be loud and flawed and alive.

and what makes it even better is that this isn’t accidental. the director, the writer, the creative force behind it—women. you can feel it in the way the story refuses to center men, refuses to moralize donna’s past, refuses to shrink any of its female characters into something digestible. it’s women telling a story about women, and it shows.

also stellan skarsgård literally said that in this movie the men are the “bimbos,” and i think about that daily. because it’s true. they’re decorative, they’re confused, they’re emotional, and the women are the ones driving the story, holding the power, taking up space. it’s such a perfect, playful reversal of everything we’re used to seeing.

also i know we’re not supposed to pick a father. i know the whole point is that it doesn’t matter. but i have thoughts.

i went into this rooting for sam. like of course i did. he’s the love story. he’s the one the narrative builds up, the one you’re supposed to feel something for.

but it’s bill.

i’m sorry it’s literally bill.

sophie says she’ll know when she sees her father and the first person she truly connects with is bill. the first one she sings with, the first one she asks. and more than that, they mirror each other—restless, curious, always searching for something more. she doesn’t have sam’s steadiness. she has bill’s sense of movement, his pull toward the unknown, his relationship with the sea.

like you cannot watch her jump into the water and tell me that is not bill’s daughter.

but the movie is smarter than that. it gives you all the clues and then quietly removes the need for an answer. sophie starts off believing she’s incomplete without knowing her father, and ends up realizing she was never missing anything at all. it was never about him. it was about her.

(and yes, that’s the part where the movie casually becomes about identity and introspection and i lose my mind.)

and meryl streep. oh my god meryl streep. she makes donna feel so alive, like every laugh and every heartbreak has history behind it. she is a multiple-time oscar winner for a reason.

mamma mia is chaos and sunlight and women who refuse to shrink themselves. it’s not about fathers. it’s about freedom. and also bill is the dad thank you for coming to my ted talk.

[thememedaddy]

[maswartz]

[fractally]

This has been my main argument against "AI" from the very beginning.

OpenAI scraped the entire web. All of which had been a labor of love from humans. Wikipedia is the backbone of a lot of LLMs, and that was volunteer human labor. They stole it and now they're selling it back to us.

And worse, they're trying to destroy the free sources that they stole from. It's destruction of human knowledge on an unprecedented scale. The burning of the library of Alexandria has nothing on this.

[illmadekn1ght]

ohh my god but what if there is still time. what if there is still time. hey. there is still time? there is still time. have you heard. there is still time. hi. there is still time. did you know. there is still time.

[dct239394cvvd098dffgggp]

'kids these days have it easy' thats the point thats the point thats the whole point we're here to make it better for whoever comes after you sad selfish self absorbed puddle of wank

[gardnerhill]

John Adams: “I study war and diplomacy, so that my son may study trade and commerce, so that his son may study art and music.”

[vulcartist]

I translated the Ea-Nasir complaint into vulcan and engraved it in on a cooper plate

[tournevis-real]

The tumblrest sentence I have ever seen

[thememedaddy]