god, idk: press the button and someone of your choosing explodes or—
me: helena and ramon diaz and margaret and phillip buckley and chimney's dad i didn't learn the name of. and tim minnear.

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god, idk: press the button and someone of your choosing explodes or—
me: helena and ramon diaz and margaret and phillip buckley and chimney's dad i didn't learn the name of. and tim minnear.
buddy re-reading harry potter is so much fun when you’re both haters
I have not watched/enjoyed a d20 main season since ACOC, and the last d20 season i watched in full and genuinely liked was Mice & Murder
But. I have just finished episode 1 of Neverafter and honestly. I think i might be hooked. I love horror, and the high stakes of it all def appeals to me, so i think i might actually watch the whole season.
Now obviously i still enjoy things about d20, but the only seasons i ever really even talk about are acoc and tuc lmao, but. Neverafter def appeals to me. And i still have dropout since i watch other things (game changer, cartoon hell, dirty laundry, ect.) but i havent used it for d20 related stuff in so long.
if we’re moots and you plan on buying or playing the harry potter game unfollow me rn /srs
just came back from seeing fbtsod for the second time and i loved it a million times more
i can't get over how well jude and mads did. i liked johnny depp's portrayal of grindelwald, but mads' performance just brings such a realness to it which makes it that much realer, darker, scarier and more enthralling. i'm totally captivated by his character and his story in a way i wasn't expecting.
and i could watch a whole film of jude as dumbledore speaking, every single line just brings me straight back to the books and the beautiful way JKR wrote him. it's like the dumbledore i so loved reading as a kid has been brought back to life - and jude does it so, so well
The only reason I would get a Twitter is so I could follow birdsrightsactivist.
my dash is deader than all my favourite characters