untied gonna get a little wild

casey || 29 || she/they || queer || australian --- links for mobile: twitter || about || links

[dat-soldier]

excellent work, 47. you have peed all the pee from your penis

[segamascott]

i am going to consider cranking it

[jesterlesbian]

matt damon really does shoot a deer in the odyssey and when it falls it turns into a cheeked up naked man who kinda looks like connor storrie from the back

[rhymo-s]

I drive

[nonbinarygooseling]

Ryan gosling and femininity in his characters

[nonbinarygooseling]

@silentiumstellarum the Drive excerpts are from this interview:

Ryan Gosling on the violence of femininity - Salon.com

The star of the adrenalized Cannes' hit "Drive" talks about why he didn't want to make another macho film

And the Lars excerpt is from this interview:

[technofeudalism]

america’s 9/11

[emziess]

You were in the pool?! The Nice Guys (2016) dir. Shane Black

[wordfather]

its always that deep, except when it isn't, and then sometimes when it isn't; it is. you understand.

[ceruleanheaven]

parasocialism is bad Unless its with me. i love you. yes You. Specifically

[poetrylesbian]

good news everyone

[rubedeckillerofficial]

Drives me genuinely insane that kids-only spaces on the internet like Club Penguin were destroyed because companies realised that there’s only so much profit you can squeeze out of children with no disposable income, so now kids are being forced into adult spaces on the internet where the profit model is to find the most viewers you can passively expose to ads that nobody is clicking on so all online media is slowly turning into Mr Beast Elsagate nightmares, and for adults this means giving your ID to companies owned by businessmen with Epstein connections to keep the kids “safe.” Clown internet.

[usergambit]

AUSTIN ABRAMS as BRYAN Resident Evil (2026) dir. Zach Cregger

[stream]

Drive (2011) dir. Nicolas Winding Refn

[theclassicsreader]

crazy how much i could get done if i didn't have "doesn't want to do things" disorder

[cheaphalloweencostume]

all movies are for children because the moving image is inherently juvenile. to be entertained by it even moreso

[bob-belcher]

The Mummy (1999), dir. Stephen Sommers

[thememedaddy]