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I’m obsessed with your tag about cold peanut butter but I’m afraid to try it because I’m scared it will change me
@unionalliedofficial: Is it worth watching? I'm so hesitant cause the show just... isn't good at all but I'm so curious
it's... arguable whether it's worth it or not. i literally stopped the episode once arthur was dead, but i think his acting really carries that arnold-esque archetype really well, though scarface kinda... sucks. he barely carries any of the fright factor scarface usually has, but i guess that's because this is the first time scarface actually existed at all in the gotham universe, so there's that lack of... backstory? i dunno. scarface always had this sense of 'always existing' in the comics, and such a way of pushing himself to the spotlight, so it's just really odd to see him fall to the wayside for the actual puppeteer. also i don't like his voice. or design.
arthur penn's acting is so good though? i enjoyed that thoroughly, and his voice really fit the character a lot, even if he wasn't on screen for very long.
the episode is season 5, episode 8, 'nothing's shocking', and i'd try to skip to the parts where arthur is on screen.
Uhhh Albert Wesker is my #problematicfave is there a problem here 😂
Hi!! Jexis gave me your URL, she said you might know some cool stuff to do in Seattle? I'm going there tomorrow for a concert and I'm by myself so I don't really know what to do for the rest of the time? Sorry this is so out of the blue haha
Hey! That’s awesome! Not sure what you’re interested in, but yeah, I’ve lived in Seattle a long ass time. First off, don’t for the love of gods do Ride the Ducks. They have a shit reputation and everyone will hate you and those goddamn busses they cart tourists around on.
Also, the first starbucks isn’t really the first starbucks and is hella overrated.
For coffee, go find Cafe Lladro. Their drip coffee is the bomb, and they make an apple pie like thing that makes me cry. They got a location down near the waterfront, but they’re in a few different places too.
Walking through Pike Place Market is cool, if not a little touristy. It still has some cool shit in it, and if you go on a weekday it usually isn’t too busy. Yes, you can stick gum on the gum wall and see them throw fish and all that shit, but I just like wandering (ps: Ghost Alley Espresso is down by the gum wall. Order a Mystery Mocha.)
Walk through the market and a little north along the waterfront and you’ll be at the Olympic Sculpture Park. You can see some cool local art and shit (there was even an augmented reality thing up there for a while) and see boats and water and seattlish stuff.
Going even a little more North, and east, will put you at Seattle Center. The Space Needle, while cool, has never been really worth it to me, tbh. But there’s a lot of cool walking stuff to see, and there’s a shitton of theaters around there (I met Jexis through theater so I’m not sure if you’re into that?). If you leave seattle center on the northwest side, go find yourself Dick’s, and get some motherfucking Dicks and shove them in your mouth. Dick’s is our Five Guys, In N Out, etc etc. Been in Seattle forever, bomb ass greasy food until two in the morning, cheap and good shit.
I really hope to gods you’re not a vegetarian. But if you are, just go find a pho spot. Or thai food. We got a lot of good Vietnamese food places, and Teriyaki joints. Apparently the rest of the world doesn’t eat as much teriyaki as we do around here, which is a crime and a half in my opinion.
I just realized that my way of telling people about the area is just a food tour. No regrets.
From Seattle Center, you can catch the monorail back downtown and it’ll put you pretty close to walking distance to everything. Just have cash on you. It’s like 3.25 for a one way trip, but it’s a pretty nifty little five minute ride and one of the few touristy things I like to do on a regular basis.
If you want a good bar in walking distance of downtown, try the Absinthe Bratissirie in Belltown (if you see a bartender with a shaved head and dark hair, say hi to Megan from ‘Glittery Pickle’. She’ll know what it means.) for some good Cajun food and a chance to try absinthe (sip it SLOWLY. I have learned this the hard way), or go to Shorty’s for pinball, greasy bar food, and $2 tall boys on Tuesdays. The Rendezvous is also a cool watering hole with some decent bar food and good burlesque shows- just don’t argue with the bartenders or they will throw you out.
You can check out Capitol Hill too- our gayborhood. Just head up Pike street (you can catch the 10, 11, or 49 bus up there from pike and 3rd). Get off in front of the community college, head North up Broadway for some thrift/vintage shops, or south and up or down pine for some bars, a few walks of shame, a leather store, and a great sex toy shop. No seriously, Babeland has a student discount and is totally cool. 10/10. Just take the batteries out of any toys you buy before you put them in your luggage.
I won’t tell you too much about cap hill, just wander and explore. Cal Anderson park has bike polo some nights, Molly Moon’s ice cream is always worth it, Hot Mama’s Pizza, especially the Pesto pizza is a good slice, Fogon has the best mexican food and a 3-6 and 9-closing happy hour with some delicious nachos and cheap giant margaritas. And hella good ceviche. Just make sure to watch your ass up there and if you hear shooting get the fuck out fast if you’re out late. TBH the hill is mostly ‘woo’ girls at bachlorette parties and brogrammers now. I stick to Belltown for my bar scene.
Have fun, remember if you get any edibles at uncle Ikes or something to take half of it, wait an hour, then try for the whole thing, and don’t bring an umbrella unless you know how to use it respectfully in a crowd. :)
I really like the crane from As the Crow Flies, I don't really like the story at all but I dig his nasty old man look haha
YESSSSSSSSSS ONE OF MY FAVORITE CRANES OF ALL TIME HE’S A SOFT LONG-HAIRED OLD BOY
atcf is kind of one of my guilty pleasure stories, but at the same time it makes me really really upset bc of the whole thing with fright, so i don’t reread it often. but i do stare at the long-haired ginger dilf jon panels for hours on end
Yooo I love thank you scientist!!!!
I got to see em live a week ago and it was the most fun I’ve ever had at a concert aaaaaaaaah
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Omg congrats dude!!!!
thank you!!!!
unionalliedofficial said: From what I remember it’s a legal loophole in Canada, something to do with gambling I think? I can’t remember why but you can’t just win here you have to go in and answer like a basic math question before you can collect, it’s super weird
They don’t have skill-testing questions in America?