My birthday present from my husband came in the mail!! He got me a replica of the book of the dead from the mummy đđđ!! He knows me so well đ¤đ¤đ¤
THATâS SO FUCKING RAD

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My birthday present from my husband came in the mail!! He got me a replica of the book of the dead from the mummy đđđ!! He knows me so well đ¤đ¤đ¤
THATâS SO FUCKING RAD
THIS IS A CAT IN A HALLOWEEN COSTUME PLAYING WITH A TINY PUMPKIN THIS IS VERY IMPORTANT
ITâS NOT EVEN OCTOBER
ITâS ALWAYS OCTOBER
This is the best example of how to avoid racial stereotypes while having a black man play a âman apeâ characterÂ
Wow, itâs almost like giving marginalized people creative control over their own stories results in better representation and storytelling. Crazy.
yuuri: but does viktor really want to stick around? he probably wants to return to skatingâŚ.i wish i could like⌠know what heâs thinking
viktor, from across the room, flashing his engagement ring at everyone whoâll look: i, japanâs top skater katsuki yuuriâs trophy husband,
figured a cleaned/creditless version of the pair skate deserved a clean/creditless version of thisÂ
GUYS. THERE WAS DRIVE-THROUGH IN ANCIENT ROME. FINDING OUT THIS ALONE IS WORTH THE COST OF MY MASTERS IN HISTORY.
[From Daily Life of the Ancient Romans by David Matz]
*rolls up to the window* yeah gimme a number V combo
âIâll have two number IXs, a number IX large, a number VI with extra ambrosia, a number VIII, two number XLVs, one with cheese, and a large goblet of wine.â
hail, I am Gaius Furius, welcome to Diners, Drive-ins, and Dives
The might have looked like this:
Opened to the street, the holes contained amphoras with the dayâs stew/soup/big mac combo. Neat paintings on the walls because the Romans were civilized, friend.Â
casting Ricky Whittle as Shadow was actually a genius move because in American Gods, the novel, it gets a little grating how every woman Shadow meets wants to bone him, we get it, heâs very masculine and attractive with minimal effort, whatever. but in American Gods, the show, youâre looking at Ricky Whittle and likeâŚ. you canât even question it. youâd do him. Iâd do him. weâd all do him. Shadowâs universal bangability instantly makes sense when heâs Ricky Whittle.Â
guys we have to stop reblogging this Iâm getting really scared that Ricky Whittle will somehow see it and Iâll have to answer for my thirst
its true tho
I reblog this every time I see it, because itâs one of lifeâs hardest lessons.
Official First Look trailer for Star Trek: Discovery
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good for these folks. stand up to your representatives. let them know they wont be getting away with this
#molotovyourcongressman
Yes, remind them that they are as mortal as everyone else.
They work for you.Â
They. Work. For. You.
Hand them the goddamn pink slip at midterms and boot their asses to the unemployment office they made incomprehensible for the people who really needed it.Â
an unstoppable force (my overwhelming need to be loved) vs an immovable object (my refusal to speak with anyone)
white people using their privilege to educate, a concept!
snapchat, insta, and quidditch=games that gryffindor just canât lose.Â
amazing illos & hilarz captions created exclusively for SparkNotes by the awesome @sasmilledge
me: sad because Iâm not productive
me: not productive because Iâm sad
Anansi sure knows how to make an entrance.
The second of American Gods, âThe Secret of Spoons,â kicks off with one of the most memorable character introductions in ages. Itâs one of the showâs âcoming to Americaâ vignettes, set aboard a Dutch slave ship on the Atlantic Ocean in 1697, and it highlights that not everyone who arrived in America with their gods came of their own free will. A man named Okoye, shackled and scared, called out to Anansi for help and offered gifts if his prayers were answered.
âLet me tell you a story,â Anansi started softly. âOnce upon a time, a man got fucked. Now howâs that for a story? âCause thatâs the story of black people in America!â
For the next few minutes, the men on the ship (and some of the audience at home) are given a rude awakening. Itâs a blunt and candid summation of what black people in America have waiting for them after reaching those shores for the next few hundred years. Although the men on that ship might have no idea what Anansi means when he tells them what will happen, the audience knows exactly what heâs talking about.
Anansi is an expert storyteller, and in the hands of Orlando Jonesâwho grew up hearing stories of Anansi long before he read American Godsâheâs absolutely captivating. He can enthrall and spin webs, rile up those who listen, or calm them down if he needed to. (In this case, he pulls absolutely zero punches.)
âI was blown away,â Jones told reporters last month during an American Gods press junket. âI joked when I first read it, I was like, âMan I didnât know these guys [showrunners Bryan Fuller and Michael Green] were Black Panthers.ââ
âItâs a brutally honest accounting of obviously the historical elements that come to play,â Jones continued. âItâs in the same way that I think weâre responding to all of our dialogue as the characters in that way that thereâs a core resonating through it that we recognize as completely truthful, and youâre almost like, âAre they gonna let us say this?ââ
They do that and more as Anansi convinces the men on the ship to kill all of the âDutch motherfuckersâ and burn down the ship, which will certainly kill them in the process. And Anansi has a message for them, one that might end up resonating with audiences after the show.
âAngry is good,â he said. âAngry gets. Shit. Done.â [x]
This scene really was so good, when they opened to a slave ship I was definitely nervous about how it was gonna be handled but it was blown out the water, and Orlando Jones is the -perfect- Anansi
Holy shit that was epic. Time to get a free trial of Starz. Orlando Jones knocked that shit out of the park.