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toastbutteregg

this makes me so happy!!! wholesome level 10000000!!!!!!!

tikkety-tok

he opened the door like ya owed him rent

unclefather

where’s my money

fudemushi

the storyboards for knives out are fucking incredible

toomanystoryideas

rian johnson tweeted this for knives out 2 so i can’t wait to find it in the movie

peachy-fuckin-keen

manhandlethishandle

If this ain’t me

celebritydetox

That time Babra Streisand painted one of Oprah’s microphones to match her outfit without asking Oprah. I love that abrupt cut to commercial!

pickleofadilley

ICONIC MOMENTS IN DIVA HERSTORY

objetocotidiano

Simplicity and monochromatic frames

DAAaHRLINg,

I’m on the

HIGGHwAAAAy

route 8

…inbridgeport

goodstuffhappenedtoday

theforce

god !!!!!!!!!!!! i read this 39 times over n over again !!!!!!!!!!!!

dynamite5ftjewishbitch

Fun, someone said the words “prior authorizations” around me and now I’m pissed off at 730am on my day off. I go off on this rant all the time. ALL THE TIME.

wayfaringmd

Oof. This man gets it.

fromthemindofatwentyorotherlycan

Every time I have to send a fax to a doctor saying "hey this med needs a PA" I get violently angry.

Hint: if your PA gets denied call your insurance and ask for the credentials of the person who made that call. Usually they will approve it instead of admitting they hired some 18-year-old with no relevant training or experience to scan for buzz-words and just deny everything

thecryptkeeper

every male celebrity stands like this on the red carpet

celinedijonmustard-deactivated2

catnip-cryptidd

This post has crossed my dash multiple times and every time I see it theres a different picture of a generic white male celebrity

theevenprime

Bear in mind, though, that the Hannibal Lecter pose wasn’t made by filming a serial killer, it was made by telling experienced actor Sir Anthony Hopkins to stand as though someone were looking at him like an animal in a zoo exhibit, and he went, “oh, I know this one.” It’s Red Carpet Pose all the way down.

akraisa

also that’s armie hammer who might be legit cannibal

anaryllis

The analogy that has helped me most is this: in Hurricane Katrina, hundreds of boat-owners rescued people—single moms, toddlers, grand-fathers—stranded in attics, on roofs, in flooded housing projects, hospitals, and school buildings. None of them said, I can’t rescue everyone, therefore it’s futile; therefore my efforts are flawed and worthless, though that’s often what people say about more abstract issues in which, nevertheless, lives, places, cultures, species, rights are at stake.

They went out there in fishing boats and rowboats and pirogues and all kinds of small craft, some driving from as far as Texas and eluding the au-thorities to get in, others refugees themselves working within the city. There was bumper-to-bumper boat-trailer traffic—the celebrated Cajun Navy—going toward the city the day after the levees broke. None of those people said, I can’t rescue them all. All of them said, I can rescue someone, and that’s work so meaningful and important I will risk my life and defy the authorities to do it. And they did.

Of course, working for systemic change also matters—the kind of change that might prevent calamities by addressing the climate or the infrastructure or the environmental and economic injustice that put some people in harm’s way in New Orleans in the first place.

Hope in the Dark: Untold Histories, Wild Possibilities, Rebecca Solnit