I Don’t Know What I’m Doing

tiny, mid-30s, just barely Southern. mom, wife, part-time fangirl. nerd stuff + baseball.

[tiny-increments]

lord help me I can’t hear mike faist say “you boys loooove your knives” without cracking up.

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I’ve rewatched those five seconds five times already and STILL

[tiny-increments]

lord help me I can’t hear mike faist say “you boys loooove your knives” without cracking up.

[zaraillustrates]

I’ve been enjoying Saturday Night Live UK recently and keep laughing whenever I think about one particular sketch from episode three.

A small tribute to Sir Humphrey Cosgrave (played by fellow yam yam George Fouracres) and his gothic horror masterpiece: “The Bastard Seagull”.

No spoilers, but it won’t bloody leave.

(Although some of it is about trying to get in touch with your landlord.)

[segamascott]

[msmiral8966]

Trek shows in their infancy should be watched with patience, and yes, “empathy”! (Thank you, Nahla).

I don’t know who said this, but Trekkies need to hear it, “Criticizing a work of art in progress is like looking at a sonogram and saying the baby’s ugly” 😢

[snlukcentral]

Jack Shep as Princess Diana

[idledylan]

SNL UK: Falling Down a Hill with Helen Birch

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Paddy Young’s BTS bit.

[artbygiraffe]

Happy Neil Banging Out the Tunes Day!!!

[catnamedoggy]

Live from across the pond... it's—

[hard-times-paramore]

Okay maybe I got emotional

[gotyouanyway]

anything u think about YOUR life after 10pm is bs to be ignored. anything u think about a character’s life after 10pm should be posted about online and expanded on for paragraphs. :)

[mrtechlab]

Learned recently the Artemis II mission is carrying a 1in. x 1in. piece of the canvas used in the Wright brother’s Flyer, oohhh man. I love technology but I also adore beyond everything the sentiment for the past we attach to advancements, because a lot of people think there’s no need to remember the time we could barely figure out plane flight while blasting off to go briefly orbit the moon.

There’s sometimes a mindset of science purely for advancement, the next big thing, which feels both distinctly human and un-human (inhuman? Uhhhh) It’s our nature to go as far as we can, build until we hit something that can actually stop us. Learn and see it all. But we’re also the people that saw shapes in the stars; we have to give it all meaning. Artemis II is only one part of a much larger plan, but by itself it’s still an incredible feat. Every step of the way has meaning to the world, and taking a single square inch of fabric to make us look back is a really nice reminder of all of it.

[astromechs]

lunar flyby day!!!!!!!

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apollo 13 record passed!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

[loveridden1999]

which ao3 tag are you?

[lonestarflight]

Apollo 17 vs Artemis II

[ma-che-noia]