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[pancake-syrup]

the existence of Buffy in the Bones universe is funny because implies that A: booth played angel. he played angel and thats a real thing. booths actor played angel. or B: his doppelganger is on the show. and Nobody Says Anything.

[bipercykin]

“GET IN THE SCARECROW, SHINJI.” ANTHONY.

[rosguils]

i loved the iron lung movie. my favourite part was when markiplier said “it’s ironing time” and then he lung’d all over the place

[mt-eclipse]

having pets as a therian is so strange. like...

yes, this is my pup. yes, he looks a little odd. no, don't be mean to him for his short snout and floppy ears. yes, his bark sounds funny. be good or i'll bite you.

do not even look at my other pups. yes, some of them are actually cats. yes, they are still pups.

[orbiten]

the crossover episode between Strange New Worlds and Lower Decks is THE BEST STAR TREK EPISODE since the best episodes of Deep Space Nine. extremely hilarious and moving and an absolute delight. Jack Quaid and Tawny Newsome are BRILLIANT; Jack Quaid especially took the whole 'playing an animated character in live-action' to a whole new level, he was perfect and delightfully cartoonish in the best way. they both ARE Boimler and Mariner, they are and always will be as iconic as the rest of legendary and classic Trek characters

[t1mdrakes]

Batman (1940) #480 Script by Alan Grant Art & Letters by Jim Aparo Colours by Adrienne Roy

Transcribed letter under the cut

"To the Father I never knew Dear Dad, I wish we could go back and start over again! When I was a kid, I used to dream – to pray – that you and mom would stop travelling, forget business and just settle down. We'd be together, the way a family ought to be... Now I have my wish. I'm going to be with you all the time. And it's tearing me apart. [...] Funny, how once you never seemed to care – at least, you never showed me that you did. And now you want to ruin my life. Do you really think we can start over...? [...] I've no idea who you think I am, Dad – but I'm not that boy. I hd to fend for myself for a long time. I changed, Dad. I have a lot of...secrets. [...] You couldn't be more wrong about Bruce Wayne. Despite what he seems, he is the only tryly great man I have ever known. He...helps people. And he never asks for anything in return. I'm not interested in your business, Dad. I've already found my place in the world. I know what I want to be! [...] So how does it sound, Dad? Your own son is Robin. Understand now why I can't come back? Gotham is a cesspool. Tragedy stalks on every street. I can help, dad. I'm needed. [...] Strange, how you can come to love a city. Even one as ugly and rotten as Gotham. All those millions of people, the lines of their lives crossing, touching, tangling...almost as if the city itself is alive. I love you, Dad – but I've found my place. I know who I am. I'm part of my city. [...] Sometimes I wish me could start over...but I know we can't. We have to take things from exactly where we are."

[the-clamage-report]

tormented by insomnia moodboard

[asterallis]

at what point are we allowed to stand our ground and refuse to be brought down to our knees? at what point did filial piety become swallowing your pride and accepting insults and abuse? at what point are we allowed to become our own selves without it becoming ingratitude and filial disobedience? what fine line separates autonomy, dignity and filial piety?