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he wasn't even looking at me and he found me
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"I am the eye of my riddle"
🌠🎭🎀The whole universe is a dance🎀🎭🌠
🚫🚫🚫No bigots/abusers/imperialists🚫🚫🚫
🌎🌍🌏Gay techno will save Earth!!!🌎🌍🌏
💜💜💜I won't explain desire to be free💜💜💜
🫗🧠🫗Neurotic & afraid of people🫗🧠🫗
🌌🌼🌹but I'm working on it🌹🌼🌌
I get stuck in my head, and my head is very insistent that I was pre-formed a dead thing. Yet also, that I am simultaneously dying ...
but I'm working on it
Art by shoujo pioneer Eiko Hanamura
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Finally got some time to do whatever this is happy late pride month
(The thing behing is Shiori because this came to me in a dream after how she was trying to stop them from escaping in the movie. Also Nanami is there because it's funny)
Baby the Stars Shine Bright / Alice and the Pirates Kera Volume 110 Sept 2007
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The Queen Is Dead weekend, 2024
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Street Snap Kera 110 September 2007
Yoshiki Domoto Blood Type A / Working adult / Height: 158cm Today's Fashion Theme: Bright Red Strawberry Fair ♡ Hair accessory: Angelic Pretty Cardigan, T-shirt, Dress, ring, socks, shoes: Emily Temple Cute Ring: Vivienne Westwood Bag: Shirley Temple
Thank you so much for today ♡ I want to go to the aquarium and feel soothed ♡♡♡
Alice: Madness Returns (2011)
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watching sinners with an inflation calculator open in a second tab so i can understand just what kinda money the smokestack twins are throwing around. nerdiest possible movie experience i think.
Okay coming out of lurking for this because among the many great features of Sinners is you don't actually have to go outside of the movie to understand what kind of money they're throwing around. The movie tells you itself.
In the scene where Smoke teaches the young girl how to negotiate, they're standing in front of of a cafe. The shot of them negotiating is framed so that you see a sign in the cafe window advertising a Ham and Eggs breakfast - in other words, a full meal - for 25 cents. The editing makes sure to put that sign back into frame whenever the question of the value of money arises in their discussion.
Smoke offers her 10 cents a minute and asks if that works for her. She says yes. He says no, it does not and tells her to negotiate higher. The 25 cent sign is framed in the shot when he tells her no, reminding us *why* it's not a good value.
She comes back with 50 cents - which the sign has informed us is the cost of *two* meals. Smoke tells her that's too much and counters with 20, which is just under a full meal but we now know that's a fairly respectable price because we just got the high/low contrast of 10 being too little and 50 being too much.
The negotiation ends with her getting 20 cents per minute and we now know 1) 25 cents is the cost of a filling meal in this environment 2) This girl only needs to do five minutes of work to be able to feed herself for a over day (20 cents per minute times five is a dollar, which is four meals) 3) Smoke has the kind of money to throw around that over a day's worth of food for someone can be to him - as it is to our modern eyes - mere pocket change and 4) Smoke's the kind of person who can both be a violent gangster but also care about teaching this girl how to look out for herself so that one day maybe she too can throw over a day's worth of food around like pocket change.
Combined with 5) you can now use that 25 cents = a meal to do the math every other time money gets mentioned in the movie to understand just how much cash the Smoke Stack boys are dealing with.
And that's just ONE detail which, thanks to props (Hannah Beachler), editing (Michael P Shawver), and cinematography (Autumn Durald Arkapaw), told you almost everything you needed to know about how finances work in this environment. This movie is unfair to all other films in how fucking good it is.
