#with horror

[antimony-medusa]

NEW BEANS_MCGEE FIC GOD DOES LOVE ME

[mx-incognito]

Behold a Man

[morningmightcomebyaccident]

Want to Know How the Cops Actually Trace a Gun?

It happens here, in a massive West Virginia building, in the most absurd way possible.

“People don't think,” Charlie tells me. He's a trim guy, 51, full lips and a thin goatee, and he likes to wear three-piece suits. They fit loose, so the overall effect is awkward innocence, like an eighth grader headed to his first formal. “ I get e-mails even from police saying, ‘Can you type in the serial number and tell me who the gun is registered to?’ Every week. They think it's like a VIN number on a car. Even police. Police from everywhere. ‘Hey, can you guys hurry up and type that number in?’”

So here's a news flash, from Charlie: “We ain't got a registration system. Ain't nobody registering no damn guns.”

There is no national database of guns. We have no centralized record of who owns all the firearms we so vigorously debate, no hard data regarding how many people own them, how many of them are bought or sold, or how many even exist.

What we have instead is Charlie.

[hardcockforhitchcock]

I just really like horror movies a lot, and I think there’s some weird stigma that horror fans are like violent and/or scary people??

That’s just wrong though, guys. Horror movies are so often bad movies, but when they’re good, they’re incredible. Pulling off a good horror movie takes intelligence, social critique, and knowledge about what universally terrifies people.

You have to know the current world of pop culture, politics, injustice, and war. You have to ask, “in today’s world, what’s the most horrifying?”

Horror is the only genre that will be completely honest with you. And yes, that’s not for everyone because the truth of the world can be stressful and uncomfortable, but how can the possibilities of seeing an entire century's history of worldly fears in video archive not interest you??

[swan2swan]

WHAT THE GLOB????