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people going thru da au tag and liking stuff in there always makes me so happy like it's so silly and completely self indulgent and nothing special compared to all the cool, amazing tadc aus out there but knowing other ppl like it too warms my heart, i always sit here looking like this

so yea thank you

#dante talks #im always anxious abt my art #especially my drawings bec it just #doesnt look good #it needs so much improvement #and i try real hard #to be kind to myself #to just remind myself that #'hey its okay to suck at it #you're creating stuff #be proud of it #you'll make it look better later'#so yea all the likes are v appreciated #anyway yap time over i have a lot of work to finish #goodnight yall

I found this rug

intentionally spills an entire pot of soup on their faces so i am forced to throw it away.

#ive never understood the whole trend of drawing the floyd in massive exaggerated caricature #doesnt look good #rather ugly really #and who enjoys it #not me #who can enjoy most any roger content #do it more like my goat gerald scarfe folks #that sort of caricature not this shit #asks

I've been rereading your meeting and dating Eric Draven post every night but I have to know if you're planning on watching the remake 😪

Didn't even know there was going to be a Crow remake but upon further research, I would have to say absolutely not. Maybe it's just me but it seems like a particularly disrespectful thing to make considering the fact that Brandon Lee died on set. Like I feel like it should remain untouched as a way to honor him and the acting achievements he was able to make during his short life. Recasting him feels almost like an attempt to replace and forget about him, and it comes off as vaguely tone deaf.

I don't typically agree with remakes; I think people should focus on making new movies with new ideas rather than recycling old content, but I especially don't like when they remake things from the 90s/early 2000s, because they're not even outdated?? It's one thing when they take a movie from the 1920's or the 50s or something, and revamp it but like, the 90s?? Did not having iphones really change things so much?? Did the Trent Reznor couture really make the movie so unrelatable and outlandish?

#it also just like #doesnt look good

Super random weird question but did Sade have like a specific room in Lacoste for his sex stuff? Like did he literally have a Sex Dungeon?

She doesn't give a source for it but Plessix-Gray's bio mentions that during Sade's renovations of the chateau, he added a "secret apartment" with "vaguely pornographic curiosities" the only of those curiosities that are directly mentioned in the written inventory of the building are "a large collection of enema syringes, which were decorated with drawings of persons kneeling before naked behinds and saluting them."

And then according to my uni, the Maison Basse which is right outside of Lacoste and was traditionally a farmhouse for the chateau, doubled as a gambling den for Sade where he entertained guests and travellers:

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He threw a lot of parties and stuff at Lacoste so I imagine that's where a lot of them started.

Oh and I know that there are actual dungeons under the chateau, it's the old village jail that Sade, as Lord of Lacoste, would have inherited the keys to. So in theory, he could have used those if he wanted.