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Quirky Clothesline Creatures Saunter Across Helga Stentzel’s Landscape Illusions

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HOCUS POCUS 2 (2022) Dir. Anne Fletcher

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I had no idea that chickens could?? float?? or swim??? I don’t know why I’ve never thought of chickens as buoyant. I never picture chickens anywhere near water. what else have I been missing

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C'est les swimming poules

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Reblogging for the pun and the pun alone

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The Babysitter's Club got a Netflix adaptation and they didn't fuck it up!(shocking I know)

Everything is this generation so somethings have changed but important character personalities haven't.

They kept Claudia Asian and included Janine and Mimi. They kept Stacey's diabetes. They kept Mary Anne infantilized by her father. They kept Kristy as bossy and learning to be less overbearing. They kept Dawn cool and new age. They kept the Sharon/Richard relationship rekindling.

But the things they added were just the chefs kiss to my enjoyment. Mary Anne is Black and mixed! They have a transgender girl that Mary Anne babysits. Dawn is now a POC and her aunt (Morbidda Destiny, real name Esme) practices witchcraft. Dawns father is also gay and that is the reason her parents got divorced (in the books they just drift apart). He also has a boyfriend! In the episode where Stacey is pining after a lifeguard, Mary Anne makes a friend with a boy who casually mentions he had a crush on a boy a while ago to get her to open up about her feelings. Two of the girls' women teachers are married to one another.

There are also issues addressed in this show that weren't touched on in the books (different time and written by a white woman) like racial injustice, gender issues and living up to parental expectations.

TL;DR Go watch The Babysitter's Club on Netflix, its a wonderful time and the perfect length to binge watch

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a little thing called first love 初恋那件小事: episode 17

“Don’t be scared, it’s okay.”

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Parasite wins Best Foreign Language Film at the 77th Annual Golden Globe Awards

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“Rather than water being important in itself, water flows from top to bottom. I think that’s the tragic and sad element in this film. Water always flows from the rich to the poor, it never flows the other way.” –Bong Joon-ho

Parasite | 기생충 (2019)

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we stan excellence only in this house

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I’ve been having a really bad day, so I thought I’d make this gifset in case any of you out there are feeling at your worst and need a little something to make your day brighter.