Chapless Ass

Deeply, deeply unserious

[roaches-inthecereal]

[pippindot]

ummm found it like this

[grahamkennedy-deactivated202411]

[sunny-st0rm]

Based on a recent dream of mine

[h0use-fly]

Fish merchant

[boomer-mythology-destroyer]

[starplatimoon]

quote is inaccurate but it's okay. you know the drill!!!!!

[penny-anna]

Do Eridians know they are different colours. I bet Grace's alien kids love finding out what colour they are. It means absolutely nothing to them but they're like :O :O

[penny-anna]

Some of them think he's making this whole 'colour' thing up to mess with them and try to catch him out by asking again on a different day to prove he's just saying random noises but he's like you are still blue buddy and they're like :O :O

[penny-anna]

Like if we met an alien species who had extra senses & they said that some humans felt spingly and some humans felt spoingly I bet we'd all want to know if we were spingly or spoingly humans

[penny-anna]

#we would create an entire new astrology system about it#spoinglology

Grace, watching the eridian children develop a whole astrology-esque personality typing system based around what colour they are: oh god what have I done

[kuttithevangu]

Gentle notice that “highbrow” and “lowbrow” are eugenics/race science terms and it may be better to just quietly retire them in casual discussions of art

[kuttithevangu]

Prev tags yes absolutely stop saying “degenerate”!

Just a point of historical clarification though, degeneration theory is much older than nazism: it originated in Enlightenment philosophical theories about society and nature, with some significant points of crystallization in the late 18th century by Immanuel Kant, mid-19th century by Benedict Morel, and by Max Nordau in 1892.

The Nazis were a PRODUCT of the prestige philosophy that believed in racial degeneration, the ideas that led to genocide were current throughout Europe and the Americas and were used to justify colonial genocides throughout the 19th and 20th centuries.

I think it’s important to understand how deeply rooted this is in European philosophy and social theory because it helps counter the idea that Nazism was some kind of unique aberration. If we recognize the patterns that gave rise to it we have a better chance of responding effectively to those patterns

Social degeneration - Wikipedia

[omgcoffeecoffeecoffee]

Reading resources to start with!

Discourse on Colonialism by Aime Cesaire

The Wretched of the Earth by Frantz Fanon

How Europe Underdeveloped Africa by Walter Rodney

Haunted by Empire edited by Ann Laura Stoler

Imperial Leather by Anne McClintock

How Did Indians Become Straight? by Mark Rifkin

[bruzum]

[yuyu-finale]

MILLYYYYYYY

edit: i forgot to mention!! i referenced this picture of emma haggström (@/emmahaggstromm on IG). i can't find the og post so if anyone has it please send it my way!

[radio-venom]

trigun is crazy because what if these twin brothers were both angels but one was abel but also lucifer and the other was cain but also jesus. now what if they were in a space western

[notgilderoylockhart]

Louis "least curious vampire to ever exist" de Point du Lac

[blueberrymilkshake4life]

[songbird-is-crying]

i absolutely adore sam reid as an actor but i think one of my favorite things about him is that when he's acting as lestat he's exuding sex and aura and charisma but as soon as it's him in front of a camera, he poses like the yellow m&m

[elinordash]

Ten minutes to your entrance, Monsieur Lioncourt.

[eosphoroz]

Not the Spongebob tieeee 😂 I'm dying

[zombiesheartwaffles]

I know this isn’t going to be canon but I am obsessed with the idea that Lestat’s furious objections to the book are entirely to minor, inane details that no one else cares about.