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this blog is a white yagami / timmy turner free zone

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some dn fanart nobody saw coming

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Zbigniew Herbert, from "Daedalus and Icarus", The Collected Poems: 1956-1998 (trans. Alissa Valles) [ID'd]

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[ "Turbo Killer" - Carpenter Brut music video study ]

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may i interest u with my apple trend art

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The Roses of Heliogabalus (detail), 1898 oil on canvas Lawrence Alma-Tadema

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Tell me more about NASA's scientific accuracy ratings for movies.

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For those who are curious...

The Worst:

1) 2012 (2009): Neutrinos from a solar flare heat up the Earth's core, setting off the end of life as we know it. The plot conveniently ignores the fact that neutrinos pass straight through matter—even us—without doing much of anything.

2) The Core (2003): The Earth's core has stopped rotating and scientists have to drill into it to start it back up. The moviemakers go nuts with basic geology, ending up with something the New York Times called “monumentally dumb.”

3) Armageddon (1998): A team of drillers is sent to an asteroid on its way to strike Earth to split it into two parts they say will fly safely past the planet, completely ignoring Newton's First Law of Motion ("an object will remain at rest or in uniform motion in a straight line unless acted upon by an external force"), which says that all they did was make two asteroids that would hit the Earth.

4) Volcano (1997): Los Angeles is destroyed by a volcano that springs up in the city. Bad science mingling with cheesy dialogue and effects.

5) Chain Reaction (1996): Keanu Reeves. Bubble fusion. A government plot to prevent the spread of the technology. The perfect recipe for bad.

6) The 6th Day (2000): Arnold Schwarzenegger is cloned. Because one of him just wasn't enough?

7) What the #$*! Do We Know? (2004): Read the synopsis on Wikipedia. It'll make your head hurt.

And the Best:

1) Gattaca (1997)

2) Contact (1997)

3) Metropolis (1927)

4) The Day the Earth Stood Still (1951)

5) Woman in the Moon (1929)

6) The Thing From Another World (1951)

7) Jurassic Park (1993)

NASA Picks Best & Worst Sci-Fi Movies. What Are Yours?

The space agency lists their favorite flicks

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音楽. Yukako Manabe.

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[ID: Disco Elysium fanart of the phasmid scene, done in a realistic, somewhat painterly style.

Harry is a middle aged white man with a mullet and sideburns, wearing a green blazer, while Kim is only partially in the frame, only his orange bomber jacket and leather gloves are visible.

Harry faces away from the viewer towards a dark background as he clutches his head and keels over, saying "There's nothing there... / I've finally gone insane". Kim puts a hand on Harry's back from off-screen as warm colors radiate from him, the reeds and the phasmid's legs in the foreground. Kim says, in warm letters: "I can see it". End of ID.]

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ghibli appreciation post + clouds!!  💚

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lawlight on the brain send help

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Once I "made" a custom emoji for my mum by crudely drawing a hijab on it and now whenever she wants me to buy a coffee for her I get a text like this

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absolutley enchanted by cobepee