#this bears repeating

[anipologist]

"But when the wolf came for Beren, Felagund put forth all his power, and burst his bounds; and he wrestled with the werewolf, and slew it with his hands and teeth; yet he himself was wounded to the death."

"He died then in the dark, in Tol-in-Gaurhoth, whose great tower he himself had built. Thus King Finrod Felagund, fairest and most beloved of the house of Finwë, redeemed his oath; but Beren mourned beside him in despair.”

[captainpikeachu]

John Walker is a great and interesting character and this fandom doesn’t deserve the talent that is Wyatt Russell 😎

[thatocdfeel]

YOU WILL NEVER WIN AN ARGUMENT WITH YOUR OCD

would you argue with a 5 year old child? no! your ocd is a 5 year old child, your ocd is a stubborn bully, your ocd is a conservative uncle on facebook, your ocd is a random generator of worst case scenarios. stop arguing with it!!!

[optimisticsprinkles]

Don’t ever try to learn about sex from fictional stories. Ever. Find real resources and talk to an actual doctor if you have questions.

[coe-lilium]

Positive thing is, since “spite for canon” is -sadly- my major creative driving force... Jeanne’s going to be completed quickly and then I’m going into the Chaldea pic at full speed and to hell with everything.   

[tvwolfsnake]

theme park rides are a distinct form of art and are to theater and film as film is to radio—an evolution. you combine the presentational, live aspect of theater with the repeatability and control of experience—as in, a form of “editing"— of film. I’m not the first person to bring up how the omnimover, with its control of sightlines, is functionally similar to how framing works in film, but it really is an important part of defining what makes a ride a distinct artform also disneyland is one of the most important works of installation art in america. and no, I’m not being hyperbolic

[lesbirdan]

i dont like soldier: 76. i think he’s a bad person.

[clandestineking]

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