[im back]

i will scream and bite you i am not affraid of violence

[grungepoetica]

and my foundations are decaying in this chili's tonight

[deanmekel]

what it means to trust me

i knew i couldn’t be trusted

so why was i so shocked

when she didn’t?

betraying me

stabbed in the back

and i know it used to be my favourite move

but i had just started to think

that wasn’t something we had to do

looking back, you taught me that

i knew i was a scared little child

then you showed me trust

after all i had been known to be

was a lying narcissist

hiding behind the idea of a god

i am back at where we first started

familiar hallways, familiar faces

a question carried by the sound of your voice

ringing in my ears

who are you?

and suddenly i know

after all, you where the one that told me

i’m a scared little child

alone in the cold, abandoned

again and again and again

back where i started, where i’ll always end up

maybe trusting me wasn’t a good idea

for how can you trust me

to claw my way back

through these torn timelines

and realties falling apart

through the beginning of time itself

and beyond the void, at the very end

where she only knows her own mission

how can i come back to you

when your eyes don’t even know my face

and it’s tearing me apart too

[randomfandomss]

Y'ALL I DON'T EVEN CARE IF THAT 4CHAN LEAK IS TRUE, BUT IF IT HAPPENS...

I AM GOING TO LAUGH

[sherlockwatson03-blog]

If the what if séries doesn’t explain why there is a Thanos chopper in the void then I don’t want it.

[valtsv]

i can’t talk shit about the pirates of the caribbean films as if elizabeth swann becoming pirate king didn’t hand my entire ass to me and make me the gay i am today

[valtsv]

these 2 looks basically defined my sexuality and i’m not afraid to admit it

[valtsv]

things pirates of the caribbean got right:

1. will and elizabeth’s love story

2. elizabeth becoming pirate king

3. avoiding sexualizing elizabeth or the other female pirate characters in the first 3 films by allowing them to wear period-accurate pirate outfits that aren’t tailored to be revealing and impractical for ‘sex appeal’ just because they’re women

4. hans zimmer’s entire score but especially the iconic ‘he’s a pirate’ main theme

[prismatic-bell]

5. When the movie came out, morally-gray characters like Jack were actually not really a thing yet in pop culture, and it’s not Pirates’ fault that there are a ton of stupid shitty copycats out there.

6. I run a corseting panel at cons and literally use Elizabeth’s lace-up scene as a video clip of what historical corseting was actually like, because the only thing they got wrong in this scene is that tightlacing wouldn’t be a thing for about another 200 years (and you couldn’t tightlace with the corset style Elizabeth is wearing anyway). It’s one of the most accurate corseting scenes I’ve ever seen.

7. Will’s hat.

8. That scene with all the pirates on the gallows where that little boy starts singing Hoist the Colours? Yeah, that’s fucking legendary. The rest of AWE was kind of a trash fire, but that scene gave me goosebumps.

9. There’s this great shot in the first one where they really drive home the class differences inherent in this time period by having the governor talking about progress and civilization to Elizabeth in their carriage, and then they cut to a shot outside the carriage where a beggar gets splashed by mud from the wheel. It’s a perfect way to underline that everything is not, in fact, a nice little upper-class fairytale, and to give some weight to Will’s storyline, because he has a lot more in common with that beggar than with the governor.

10. For its time, the CGI was fucking amazing.

11. And let’s not forget the work of the makeup department, which had to actually invent new ways of putting on makeup for this movie.

12. The governor’s death scene. Holy shit.

13. They could have gone with a Jack/Will/Elizabeth love triangle, but they didn’t. There are some hints Jack is in love (or at least in lust) with Elizabeth, but he recognizes that she loves Will, and that’s that.

14. You’ve got to admit that wedding was unique.

[math-is-magic]

15. The introduction of fantasy elements to historical fiction outside of Tolkein-esque fantasy, and how it contributed to and expanded the Fantasy Media boom we’re still enjoying today.

[paddysnuffles]

1. They had a woman of colour play a goddess.

2. They had a woman pirate right in the first film, when the tradition is to only show male ones (hell, the PotC ride at Disney had a wench auction scene until recently). And it was a female pirate of colour at that!

3. Elizabeth may not have known how to fight in the first film, but she wasn’t helpless either. Her first instinct was to fight, but she also had the brains to recognize when it was best to hide instead. Plus when given the chance she stabbed Barbosa that one time.

4. Elizabeth’s lack of fighting ability was not simply because she was a woman, it was clear it was due to her societal circumstances, since we saw other women of different socioeconomic backgrounds being able to fight (and when given the opportunity to learn Elizabeth took to fighting like a duck on water).

5. The Hoist the Colours scene where we see pirates of multiple ethnicities and their varying flags, reminding us that pirates came in all shapes and sizes and weren’t just white men.

6. One of the Pirate Lords being yet ANOTHER woman of colour. She may not have had much of a speaking role if memory serves, but even her presence is already a big deal.

7. The pirates accepting their King is a woman without much fuss.

[chubbyooo]

Pirates is amazing I will not here a bad word

Davy Jones CGI is legendary and a ton better than some of the stuff done today 😄

[the-unnecessary-commentary]

I’m pretty sure that female Chinese pirate was a nod to a real, documented female pirate king who was Chinese and had a whole fleet of ships at her disposal but I can’t remember her name rn

[kintatsujo]

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ching_Shih

[real-jaune-isms]

My favorite part about the Bretheren Court voting wasn’t that they were against Elizabeth for becoming King as a woman and newcomer. They were pissed at Jack for being a chaotic neutral who broke the decades long tradition of an egotistical stalemate by voting for someone besides himself.

Also, the deleted scenes from Black Pearl and At World’s End that divulge more of Jack’s troubled past, like how he was branded as a pirate by the East Indian Trading Company because he stole a ship full of slaves and freed them.

[mistermaf]

[supercalifragilisticosteoporosis]

“People aren’t cargo, mate.”

[cawareyoudoin]

Love these movies.

[geneslovee]

i thought you were gone

twitter

[sherlockwatson03-blog]

Okay, I can come to terms with selfcest.

But now I’m starting to get worried. I do NOT want to see beastiality between Loki x This little dude.

Disney will stop at nothing to avoid gay stuff. So besties, I’m really scared.

[zarabithia12365-deactivated2022]

I have some bad news for you about Loki and beastiality that has nothing to do with Disney.

[sherlockwatson03-blog]

I swear if this is Loki’s fourth child I’m suing for emotional damage

[shrimpstarship]

[sherlockwatson03-blog]

[sherlockwatson03-blog]

Okay, I can come to terms with selfcest.

But now I’m starting to get worried. I do NOT want to see beastiality between Loki x This little dude.

Disney will stop at nothing to avoid gay stuff. So besties, I’m really scared.

[sherlockwatson03-blog]

Unix expo - loki stuff

I am back, with new goods.

So in my last post @nebulousfishgills​ commented this. 

Which is a really interesting idea so I wanted to look more into it and see if there was anything else that was tied to Unix Epoch Time. But I found no correlation to any other date. For example, both the years 2038 and 2006 are missing.

So I felt a bit stuck, trying to find something more to this because it would be sad if it was a dead-end bc it do be kinda cool. 

So I took the first string of code and the dates they represented and translated them into Unix time.

Monday 5 August 2002 16:23:23  -  1028564603

Wednesday 3 March 1976 07:07:46  -  194684866

Monday 5 September 1994 12:46:10  -  778769170

Wednesday 23 August 1995 14:31:56  -  806509916

But then I got nowhere. Maybe this is some sort of code or I’m just really wrong. It can’t be numerical code bc it has numbers over 7. Maybe it is a  cypher of some kind? 

But I felt that it being Unix Epoch in itself wasn’t really that important, or maybe it’s just something quirky in the Loki series and it isn’t deeper than this. 

Well this is fun and im like kinda.... learning a lot. 

[alternativeulster]

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[sherlockwatson03-blog]

tvaofficial decoding

So because everything going on at @tvaofficial I decided to do some research. I found a thread from reddit made by the user PJL80 who figured out that the codes that didn’t translate to text in Base64 where actually dates in Hex. So…. I translated all of them

Here you go:

Monday 5 August 2002 16:23:23

Wednesday 3 March 1976 07:07:46

Monday 5 September 1994 12:46:10

Wednesday 23 August 1995 14:31:56

Wednesday 27 December 2084 16:21:38

Monday 27 March 2034 16:02:22

Friday 9 September 2016 16:44:38

Monday 10 August 2015 10:33:46

Friday 11 February 2084 04:56:44

Tuesday 7 July 1970 09:02:53

Friday 3 December 2021 04:58:20

Friday 9 March 2063 23:58:11

Friday 22 October 2077 07:29:05

Saturday 10 August 2052 16:00:51

Wednesday 10 December 2008 08:24:37

Monday 23 May 2089 23:28:52

Saturday 26 December 2071 01:50:07

Saturday 8 July 2084 04:40:12

Friday 13 March 2065 15:33:55

Saturday 24 April 2032 23:38:44

Thursday 18 June 2082 05:39:30

Saturday 6 January 2035 14:22:56

Wednesday 6 July 2078 15:05:28

Monday 7 December 2071 12:05:11

Thursday 1 January 1970 00:00:10

 is this thiIGlzIHRo /  aXMgdGhp

Thursday 1 January 1970 00:00:10

Thursday 1 January 1970 00:00:11

Thursday 24 August 1989 18:48:05

Sunday 2 May 2021 13:08:48

Wednesday 15 November 2017 20:08:40

Sunday 18 February 2024 14:01:55

Sunday 26 May 2052 08:58:54

Sunday 30 April 2017 20:32:33

Saturday 17 July 2027 00:57:00

Tuesday 21 September 2021 13:34:16

Sunday 21 February 2083 01:21:31

Thursday 4 September 2081 07:20:52

Tuesday 10 April 1984 05:04:32

Wednesday 4 February 1976 22:50:12

Monday 3 June 1985 09:22:57

Saturday 26 August 1978 22:22:49

Monday 27 March 2090 13:00:58

Saturday 6 October 1990 04:48:38

At first, the dates seem to be appearing at a random (and they where kinda boring!!!!) , until one thing happened that spiked my interest. 

From nowhere a thread translated to this:

Thursday 1 January 1970 00:00:10

 is this thiI

Thursday 1 January 1970 00:00:10

Thursday 1 January 1970 00:00:11

The first 2 dates are the exact same and the last one is just 1 second later. In the middle, it didn’t translate to a date at all but to text. 

Maybe this is a really important occasion which they returned to multiple times? I wonder what happens here, anyone got a clue?

and isnt this when loki is released?

Sunday 2 May 2021 13:08:48

[tvaofficial]

3d4ea67b0b9aa7c22e6b1312303b3bdc

[sherlockwatson03-blog]

So, following some good tips I found on here I separated this text into groups of 8 and translate it from Hex into human dates and got:

Monday 5 August 2002 16:23:23

Wednesday 3 March 1976 07:07:46

Monday 5 September 1994 12:46:10

Wednesday 23 August 1995 14:31:56

[tvaofficial]

aGVsbG8/

[agentsofshieldabc]

eW91ciBzaWduYWwgaXMgd2Vhay4gcmVwZWF0Pw==

[tvaofficial]

aGVsbG8/

[sherlockwatson03-blog]

time to sit down and learn m a t h oh god

[alyssascottart]

Jellyfish

*refresh the page if not in sync*