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[un-femme-brisee]

Sort of double date/ Connie's late birthday! I'll post pictures later, we're on our way to dinner now. After we're going over to my house to party a little and maybe have a sleepover? I don't know, Ocean has a bedtime and I also don't have enough blankets or couches or whatever for everyone to sleep on... So Ocean, you better not throw a hissy fit when Misha and I go to my room to sleep together.

@tha-real-kaching @nicest-girl-in-homeroom @betterment-of-humanity

[akariarda]

Atleats,now Misako and Nya have more common topics to talk about.

[newsies-united]

LMAO I FORGET I NEVER TOLD TUMBLR ABOUT THE CAR CRASH OMG. yeah last year my spine got shattered by a drunk driver while roadtripping to my grandparent's for passover n i had to use a wheelchair blah blah blah im fine now

i. oh my god. that's actually crazy that's an insane lore drop

[casimania]

This information on Lucifer doesn't mean anything and it's virtually useless but I've had it in my drafts for a while...

Pierce and Lucifer call themselves Mark and Luke during the undercover mission because they're close enough to their names, but Luke and Mark are also two of the Four Evangelists! If you go past this first relgious reference, Luke is the patron Saint of artists, physicians, bachelors, surgeons, students and butchers (a few of these make me think of Lucifer sorta?) and is symbolized by a winged bull/ox, a figure of sacrifice, service and strength (again, very relevant for Lucifer). While Mark is the patron Saint of attorneys, barristers, Venice, Italy, and Egypt (Pierce literally killed Charlotte, an attorney, as one of the big "Oh Fuck!" moments of the season) and is symbolized by a winged lion, representing Jesus' resurrection and Christ as King (I mean... resurrection).

Marcus and Mark are also both callbacks to Pierce's own cursed Mark (Pierce too, if you consider his skin was pierced to apply the mark/scar lol). And also the name Marcus either refers to the God Mars (appropriate as he sort of wages war against Lucifer after their fallout) or derives from a word meaning "to harvest", which is also appropriate since he's actually Cain, who used to be a farmer and, biblically at least, was also cursed with being unable to actually grow anything anymore (dunno about that part of the curse in the Lucifer show canon, as the Bible is shown to have some dashes of truth with a lot of things either warped or made up, so that part could be false for them. But Abel made references to sheep-keeping, so the part about Cain being a farmer is probably also true. They even got a guy who played a farmer for a decade to play him lmao).

Just. Neat details I guess? Useless, but neat in retrospect.

[originallonemagpie]

Westworld season 2 looks like it’s going to be interesting,

[godkingsanointed]

gaaaaaaay

[margalotta]

in general i dont care when people from west talk shit/ make fun of slavs and eastern europeans in THEIR media (until of course its really bad)  but when they watch/read/play  OUR things made for US about US and complain/make rude jokes ... that make me angry