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Hi! Could I also join the reading group, through the Tumblr URL cloudmountainjuror?

Hi! You’ve been added to the list. Have fun reading with us~!

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@zacrathedemon5

Amazing.

Immortal space fish lesbians for all!

[gingernuggets]

@zacrathedemon5 sorry it’s taken me forever to see this reply but yes! I was kind of using it for self-deprecating humor in my original post but yes I really feel like it does make the song genuine. Especially considering that the main character and the bff/wife have all done some pretty bad things to each other and are all still working through that.. it would be kind of strange for them to just start listing 100% happy-go-lucky memories without having some sort of hint of resentment or guilt. Also I think it really kind of highlights that sense of nostalgia that you can have with a person, where even memories that are really shitty and embarrassing can in hindsight be remembered fondly or humorously.

Also it is the perfect lead-in to Love, which is my one of my favorites on the album (and honestly probably one of my favorite songs of all time). It’s just so genuine and vulnerable and just.. everything about it comes together perfectly

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zacrathedemon5 replied to your post “What I want in Young Justice Season 3...”

The way they left off season 2, a time jump of some sort is almost guaranteed. It might almost feel weird if they don't have a time jump at this point.

@zacrathedemon5 I didn’t say I didn’t want any type of time jump. I said I didn’t want a “5 Year” time jump like we had before. If they have a say 5 or 6 months time jump then I’ll be fine. But doing it in years, takes away character development and changes everything so much that you just have to deal with it. The jump between season 1 and 2 changed everything and we still don’t have answers to everything. When did Gar notice his powers? When did Barbara Gordon start being Batgirl (did Dick help her)? When did all of these new guys join? 

I just don’t want more questions that won’t be answered.

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zacrathedemon5 replied to your post:

I have a question for the people who watch Fargo. ...

I would recommend watching season 1 as well, but if you’re determined to just watch season 2, you can. Its story is isolated enough to do so. The only problem I can foresee is that season 1 adjusts you to the tone of the show, so that when season 2 fully embraces that tone and gets kinda strange, it isn’t as out of place as it normally would be. I guess, just be aware of that coming strangeness. Also, there are some callbacks to season 1, but that shouldn’t be a problem.

You have sold me. I am going to start from season one. Because I feel it would be criminal to try to skip it. Thank you for your input and making me spend money. lol

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My much-belated thoughts on the final chapter of Pandora Hearts. Like the chapter itself, this video’s a long one.

And, for anyone it concerns, major spoiler warning!

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Jack Vessalius is one of the best characters I've ever come across.      --submitted by zacrathedemon5

[fma2003appreciation]

I just want to say, that scene where Al is giving Ed the scolding after the Scar battle is one of my most despised moments in FMAB, especially its immaturity in comparison to how FMA 2003 handled it. The attempt at comedy with Ed flipping through the air is insulting considering the situation and point of the scene.

I honestly don’t really remember much of Brohood’s specific scenes outside of the major events and themes of the show (I’ve only watched Brohood once, whereas I’ve watched ‘03 several times), so I’m sure another person could give a better response/analysis to this than me, but yeah, I think there were a lot of things that Brohood handled poorly that fans still won’t admit.