#farsh-nuke

[captaincrusher]

farsh-nuke replied to your post “Threshold Day is January 29 and I hope you guys are getting all your...”

How many people post garashir content on threshold day? There must be some

I haven’t seen a lot of it traditionally, but I support any contribution to the lizard feel of the day.

[merindab]

farsh-nuke replied to your post “I didn’t realize until just now that I’m slightly older than Jodie...”

The Doctor is at least a thousand years old, you're still a youngster compared to her

That’s a good point. And I knew I was older than Matt Smith

[unofficialsherlockian]

FARSH-NUKE said: It’s a friendship based in an unbalanced power dynamic that has now shifted to one almost of equals. That is going to make tyhings awkward.

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Ye, and it comes with the dynamic too. I friended two teachers last year on fb, and one I spent alot of time joking around with after classes and in his office. Although he still graded my papers and judged me for my writing and such, we had an almost more “friendly” dynamic. This other prof I spent more time with because of 1) meetings in a group he and I were a part of 2) I took more of his classes 3) he required more outside of class contact time and 3) he and I just naturally ended up having more serious conversations after class or during office hours. 

I had no problem emailing the first earlier in the week and being like “yooo can i visit to say hi later in the week”. The second I still have yet to contact. I’m debating just emailing him because that’s what I’m used to, but I feel like he would be like “why didn’t you just message me on facebook, man?” 

Kids entering college: every aspect of adulting is hard, especially social.

[scriptscribbles]

farsh-nuke replied to your post:Do you think that Amy/Rory's relationship was...

The slapping is still not okay though.

Slapping is obviously not okay in any real life context but it’s a stagey shorthand for expression that is commonplace within theater and other performing arts. That’s a much much bigger conversation beyond any individual character or media object.

[marta-bee]

farsh-nuke

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“Tonight I saw a fan-edit of Sherlock, plainly beat into a bloody pulp,...”

The thing is that yes John is physically abusive but Sherlock is emotionally abusive and manipulative. That's why their being in a relationship kind of sickens me. Like friends can have the distance to constantly reappraise and decide "Is this worth it" and male friendships are fairly vitriolic anyway but as a couple? That's sick and wrong.

I hope a lot of S4 fanfic writes that scene out of our collective memory. Not that it couldn’t be done well, I guess, but I think it would take a pretty phenomenal writer to handle it well. And there’s a longstanding tradition of fic writers ignoring canon that’s not particularly helpful. (C.f. EWE-fic [“Epilogue? What Epilogue?”] in the HP fandom.) If you’re going to make these into a functional, attractive couple and incorporate that scene into their history without blaming DV victims? You’re definitely facing an uphill slog.

If I were to tell that story, I’d frame it slightly differently. I have a cousin, a veteran with PTSD, and I’ve seen his wife provoke similar “moments” as a kind of catharsis and forcing him to confront his emotions. Was it perfectly healthy? Maybe not, but the situation was so messed up to begin with, there weren’t a lot of perfect or even good options, and it let her have a relationship with someone she loved and who I think truly loves her. I wonder if something like that could work, even halfway.

But my point is, Mofftiss didn’t even go that far.They have John doing what he does, then wipe it all away with the hug and next episode they’re back to being the Baker Street Boys. That’s not-okay in a big way, in my book.

[captaincrusher]

farsh-nuke replied to your post “The thing about Paul and Hugh just standing there in their bathroom...”

Makes it being a prequel a tad unsettling when you say that

That’s the problem with every sci-fi ever. Like... are there no black people in the future? Are there no gay people? No trans people? The population 90 % men? And we aren’t going to comment on this?

While this and similar issues is why a prequel is kinda unnecessary in Star Trek, I’m going to go ahead and ignore it. TOS is pretty sexist with todays standard and there is no way to make that work with Discovery happening 10 years earlier. 

[merindab]

farsh-nuke replied to your post: Naming them Heather and Bill was not only a...

Heather? what does that refer to?

Heather is the name of the Pilot. The one who rescues Bill. And Heather was the name of Bill Hartnell's wife.

[alwaysbeyondhope]

I like you and I know how it feels when you want to talk but for whatever reason tumblr just blows tumble weeds. So while I am generally not a nosey person here are some assumptions I have about you. 1. You probably like Farscape 2. You would like Hannibal but it's probably too gory for you. 3. If you like Doctor Who you loved the new season. 4. You probably don't actually care if someone has pineapple on their pizza or not but if someone says gif differently to you then you hate it.

Thank you - it does feel a bit like talking to tumble weeds sometimes, especially having been on here for almost eight years...you see people come and go, you make friends and then you drift apart when they leave or fandoms change...my follower count is probably actually half of what it says it is, because so many of those blogs are dormant, abandoned and left to be archived...

...anyway...

Assumptions!

1. Correct!! Fun fact - my username is the combination of love phrases from Castle and Farscape - “always” appears in Castle multiple times, and “beyond hope” is from Farsscape season 3’s episode A Dog With Two Bones (Aeryn: Do you love Aeryn Sun? John: Beyond hope.).

2. Kinda/Nope. Hannibal’s created by the same guy that did Dead Like Me, right? I really like Dead Like Me, but in a “It’s a good show I’m glad I watched it” kind of way, not a “I will rewatch every episode ten thousand times” kind of way. And that feeling definitely matters for me when choosing a show. Also - there didn’t seem to be enough prominent female characters for my liking. But totally correct on the gore thing - I’m not much of a gore fan.

3. Correct!! I LOVED Doctor Who when the reboot happened starting with Nine, but I stopped watching shortly after Clara was introduced with Eleven, and didn’t watch Twelve at all (though I’ve been told it’s good and everyone loves Bill). Jodie Whittaker is KILLING IT as Thirteen and never want her to leave.

4. Correct again!! I personally don’t like pineapples on pizza but you do you, but “gif” is TOTALLY pronounced like the peanut butter and everyone can fight me if they like.

So I have no idea if commentary was needed / expected / wanted for this ask meme, but I included it anyway. Thanks again so much for playing!