Bet he didn't saw that coming
Because you were all so nice to me...
Doctor Lecter has bit off more than he can chew.
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@screaming-inthe-void
Bet he didn't saw that coming
Because you were all so nice to me...
Doctor Lecter has bit off more than he can chew.
This is what Rasputin would've wanted.
I feel like I'm being seduced like one of those fancy rainforest birds
is it working
Yes
I love the implication in Batman Beyond that it takes Terry approximately the same time to figure out how to use the suit on an instinctive level just by observing it as it does for Bruce to analyze the disk Terry hands over. There is absolutely no learning curve. And I'm living for it.
Guys they are not transferring the staff that actually manage this website. It's the marketing people. The product developers. The people making the dumbass badges no one likes and stuff like that. We're fine
COULD the site continue to atrophy and die from here? Yeah. But it's kind of been doing that for like half a decade now. So like we're probably fine. Worst case scenario they sell it off in a year or so at an extremely low price to a smaller team which will probably continue to make things worse but no worse than Automattic was making it. If we're REALLY lucky we'll have some kind of money laundering grift or scam where one person pockets all the money and spends it on Genshin like the girl who ran that zine a while ago. Fret not this website is too evil to die
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We need a picture of Gengar and hatterene captioned "me and the bad bitch i pulled by being autistc"
Here's your reminder dear
Oh, it painted a clear picture in my head
yes yes acts of violence often evoke eroticism and stabbing someone is potent penetration imagery but sometimes when i kill someone it's just because i want them to die
honestly it's so hard to dispose of people you genuinely despise these days. can't fight them, that's too horny. can't impale them on your blade, that's way too horny. guns? don't make me laugh. killing them with your bare hands? having gay sex would be less gay. really anything that draws blood is off the table. can't hit them with your car because that's a sex thing too. tying them to train tracks - rope, bondage, nope, that's out. tossing them off a cliff requires skin-to-skin contact. poisoning them is kind of like an indirect kiss if you think about it. and arranging an assassination is too obsessive it's like having a crush.
i guess we're gonna have to resolve this in a more traditional manner. smiting it is.
Bruh this blew my other eyes clean open
i would’ve said something philosophical cause my mind did some real good thinking but then i realized i was reblogging this from amongussexgif and then i lost all the moral and philosophical things i had just thought
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i think having a sharp object held to my throat can be very very romantic. intimate. sexy, even. this is because i am normal.
Complete based on this
Men in Black (1997) dir. Barry Sonnenfeld
I use this scene to explain implicit bias to people. his first instinct is to assume the aliens are violent and the girl is innocent, but instead of acting on those assumptions he takes time to recognize his bias, look at the situation again, and then act.
I watched this with my dad when I was fairly young, and I remember thinking that this was why he got chosen; before he even really knew what was going on, he didn’t assume that aliens were dangerous monsters.
It goes even further. The Men in Black IMPLICITLY are pro-non-violent-aliens-living-among-humans.
Therefore Jay taking note of how each one seems menacing but notes the smaller details is exactly what the MiB are looking for. The other candidates fired at every nonhuman looking entity in the simulation.
Look closely and you’ll see the simulation is full of big teeth, dangerous looking aliens doing mundane tasks like crossing the street, preparing for a sneeze, hailing a taxi, getting a hot dog from a vendor.
The Men in Black SPECIFICALLY look for people who are perfect at sorting out what an actual problem is in a crowded situation. Zed must have been beaming on the inside. This man really WAS a perfect candidate.
I love pointing this out: the novelization confirms, yes, he was 100% right in his assessment there
I love this scene. Jay’s walkthrough of his justifications is excellent. But something that doesn’t get talked about enough is what comes right before.
All these military men are presented with guns, given targets, and start shooting. Immediately, and without question. They were trained so thoroughly to do so that there is no room for hesitation or questioning. “There are targets, shoot them until you can’t anymore”.
… And then there’s Jay. He has a gun too. He has been trained, too. He is in a ready position, able to shoot with hardly a twitch, same as the others. But he doesn’t. Because he doesn’t see the world in terms of “targets”, but as people.
Rewatching the film, after knowing who Jay is and the world the MIB function in, the contrast is striking between all the other candidates shooting as much as they can with flashing lights and jumpcuts and odd angles, and Jay simply standing there. Calmly observing. And placing a single, perfectly precise shot at the end, after everyone else had run out of bullets. (Seriously, look at Street Light Dude. Those bullet holes are all over the place.)
All the tests (and some things that weren’t tests) demonstrated that Jay was not just the best candidate of the bunch, but the only viable candidate. Confidence and self assurance even when questioned by authority (shooting range) without ego (laughing at “best of the best of the best, SIR!”). A willingness to make the effort of blending in (pretending his pencil wasn’t broken) but also to risk social repercussions when it matters (loudly dragging the table over to write on). The ability to push himself above and beyond to enforce the rules (the physically demanding chase at the start of the movie) while still having compassion for those who break them (switching from angry to talking the guy down from the ledge).
MIB was looking for someone willing to look for humanity, even in non-humans. And everyone else? They were Good Soldiers. And Good Soldiers were the last thing MIB wanted.
Sidenote: Taking that candidates to a shooting range, and THEN conducting an “eye exam”? I saw that smile, Zed. Jay isn’t the only little shit in the room, now is he? XD
I think this is the most definitively that I've been able to answer one of these questions!
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It's just occurred to me that this creator, Blumineck, tends to try to make archery tropes work while testing them, and for that I would want to consider him the MythBusters of archery
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Carmen Amaya ( 1913 – 1963) was a Spanish Romani flamenco dancer and singer
@whatthewhenjustmighthavebeen !!!
(She was also a pioneer as a woman for this type of footwork which is usually reserved for men, and the first we know of to perform in trousers!)
Y’ever read something and have understanding that has eluded you interminably suddenly stop, curl up, and snuggle neatly into a fold in your brain because a new way way opened to it?
I've seen this passes around a few times, and I have one thing to say:
It's online. The book was carefully and wonderfully recreated online by hand. You can find it here. The entire book is this easy.
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did you know? there is a type of metal chariot, powered by the bone-ichor of ancient dragons, that you can use to access—and quickly traverse—a labyrinthine realm of desolate, pitch-black stone known to scientists as “the american highway system”
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