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“you better not be drinking and getting pregnant behind my back”
ma’am, I read fanfics on tumblr to fall asleep
At the end of the day...
Too bisexual for Oasis, too overwhelmed for Blur, just perverted enough for Pulp.
I found something of tom in the sandman, I didn't notice it at first but damn. A little lip bite
Sorry for the bad quality, I found it on twitter.
So I have an idea for a Florence inspired story. Let me describe the idea a bit for you, lesbian modern eclectic vampire romance. Any thoughts, feelings? Other ideas???
me as a kid reading Dune: I appreciate the detailed world-building that justifies why everyone fights with swords and has mental powers, but the idea of a Butlerian Jihad against computers is pretty silly
me in 2025, trying desperately to find the three (3) places you need to go to to disable the latest helpful AI assistant that's inserted itself into my work chat and is advising me to do things that would be a breach of federal law: Oh Now I Get It
This is so real and so true. When you read it for the first time and think about what technology is like today. Yea you really start to understand why
Story of my life
The Division Bell Tour, 1994.
Jeremy Irons is very pretty.
The creators of The Rings of Power seem to have forgotten (or never understood) Tolkien's one absolute core message:
WAR BAD
It's not something you should aspire to, it's not something to glory in. It's horrible and violent and all-around shit. But sometimes, you have no choice.
He was a veteran of WW1 ffs.
He saw it all, the blood, the dying, the dogged determination of his comrades and the women fighting to save lives, plugging bullet holes as best as they can. Holding the hands of the dying while being shelled.
But US culture is so rife with war glorification. In US media, depicting war as something horrid, something awful, something that should be avoided if at all possible - that started and stopped in the 80s.
"Saving Private Ryan" was the last hurrah of that line of works a decade later.
If you view, like, Eowyn through that lens? Her character arc isn't "strong war maiden turns into docile wifey". It's "Clinically depressed woman yearning for one last act of glory and then death gets confronted with the realities of battle, does what she strove for, but realizes that she wants to live. And do something with her life that doesn't involve bloodshed and killing."
Because Tolkien doesn't see glory in war.
Or, to bring in a quote from another franchise: "Wars make no one great."
And if you lose that message? You lose everything.
I could tell by Peter's aloof chuckle (although not shown in the 2nd GIF) that he was a tad jealous. Egon had one-upped Peter in the sex appeal department with the ladies. Especially with a certain fiery red-headed secretary from Brooklyn *wink-wink*
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finally got this leon with some hairy arms but now i can't stop having insane thoughts about him with chest hair... mmffgghnnnhhh
dilfy old man leon makes brain go brrrrrr...
love Rick's hair
I simply have to agree really.
“I have a deeply hidden and inarticulate desire for something beyond the daily life.”
— Virginia Woolf