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16 | "I'll be alright but I'm a nervous wreck."

[moosehwk]

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[pattie-remembers]

January 22, 1966 George and Pattie the day after they got married. Press conference.

[lesbiandiegohargreeves]

How to Annoy Zahn on Set

[moosehwk]

Old art of Declan Harp annnnddd Samoset !

So cute!

[mulchmouth]

Im going to hold your hand when I say this. It is not realistic to expect yourself or your family to be able to survive solely off of food you have foraged or grown in a garden. People with more knowledge and experience have tried and failed. What do you think happened to all of those communes in the 60s? Most of them failed. Famine and malnutrition have been constant companions to humanity until industrialized farming and food supply lines came along.

It feels like a uniquely American capitalist take to assume these traditions will make you completely self sufficient. You need a lot of people, a lot of time, a lot of knowledge across a lot of subjects, and a lot of luck to provide for everyone's nutritional needs.

So should you even bother trying to be more self sufficient with your food? I argue yes. Foraging and gardening are fun and will teach you so much about many things. They are deeply rewarding activities that can supplement your diet. There are herbs I haven't bought in years because I grow my own. There are dishes I can only make with foraged ingredients because I can't get them in stores.

You may not have the power to do everything, but that doesn't mean your efforts are wasted. Getting 5% of your nutritional needs from food you have grown or foraged, even for a season, is a massive accomplishment.

[ozahnmcclarnono]

Literally the fucking hottest man on earth.

[mortalscience]

several celebs have been in the news recently for publicly shitting on cats, and ppl can have whatever opinions they want but as a big cat lover it's sad to me to see. so to balance the scales I'm gonna remind everyone about Cat Daddy Lou Diamond Phillips

[louisbxne]

LA BAMBA (1987) dir. Luis Valdez

[eric-raleigh]

One of Zahn's videos from his AMC insta takeover today.

[eric-raleigh]

Another of Zahn's video from his AMC insta takeover.

[norrtam]

I can't hide it anymore

I also have this version~

[moosehwk]

Emma is the protector in the relationship

[mysuperdupersecretacc]

tumblr users and pinterest users are cousins in the realm of social media btw

[superohclair]

some might say that the villain in season 4 of Dark Winds feels cartoonishly evil, in that there's no real motive or backstory or any reason for her to be the antagonist except that the story simply needs her to be, so it doesn't matter.

but then you look at this cartoony villain, and it's just kind of...brilliant?

here's this white woman -- and not just any white woman, but a white woman who is heavily implied to be of the Aryan super-race waiting-for-Hitler's-return type--who takes one look at Joe and becomes weirdly sexually infatuated with him and obsessed with his race and ethnicity and culture and openly indulges in fetishizing him and his Indigeneity...

...much like the way 99% of the world fetishizes Indigenous peoples, culture, and religions.

like, it's not even on the nose by the season finale! the script has this weirdo lady behaving in the most bonkers anti-Indigenous way by going hard in on her fetish, becoming a caricature of a caricature that is both so uncomfortable to watch and honestly just the best kind of satire for the way a lot of people actually think and behave.

and in this way, the villain becomes a neat little indictment of the cartoonish ways anti-Indigenous racism permeates so much of everyday life, never mind Hollywood, television and film, literature, music, poetry, and general popular culture to this day. it's everywhere and the show really goes in on how ludicrously everyday this kind of racism and fetishization is--a sobering take on a real phenomenon.

anyway, this was a great season, and this show continues to deliver excellent storylines and acting choices and good mysteries episode after episode, year after year. I continue to recommend it highly.

[moosehwk]

This is a perfect summary of Irene as a character—still didn't like her, or much of season 4...

But, the way they were able to create such an accurate embodiment of the fetishization of indigenous people/culture portrayed by a white woman is beyond important and genius.

Irene's infatuation with Joe was so intensely animated from the rest of the series; it made perfect sense for it to be such a dramatic opposite to the complexities of his character.

[djaqsscarlett]

Deanna Allison and Jessica Matten wrapping season 5 of Dark Winds via Jessica’s Instagram story 6/18/26 1:20am est

[itsdefheadmates]

dude. its really fucked up that we dont need to worry. yknow, on account that no one will care. cuz it was a dog den where good men were rare

[tvandfilm]

BIG EDEN (2000) dir. thomas bezucha

[moosehwk]

I never could understand why Henry Hart was deemed as such an interesting individual that both Dean and Pike wanted him

The more I rewatched this film the harder it was for me to understand what they saw in him 😭😭