elizabeth d.

I hate capitalism; I like sleeping; & que se vayan alv todos las racistas & co. twitter: @theelitliz & ig: ___julideavi

[bungerc0re]

telehealth appointments with a gynecologist is so conceptually funny to me

[twentybrokenipodclassics]

[fluffycakesistainted]

[T]he cloth he's carrying the first time we see him, when Desmond Hart appears in Salusa and walks up to the palace, he's got this black cloth, and that is really his token of his mother. And it's throughout the whole series [that] he uses it in private moments [to keep] his drive and his connection, until finally he meets her and is clutching her actual dress. What was once a piece of his baby blanket that she swaddled him in…[is] the cloth he's held onto. Now he's finally with his mother.

--Alison Schapker - Dune: Prophecy's Showrunner & Stars Celebrate the First Season at Press Conference

[trailertrashgrog]

is this how we win? by being harkonnens?

[ceausescue]

debating if it would be funnier to have a bumper sticker saying "my other ride is a [exact make and model of the car the sticker is on]" or "my other ride is a [equally shitty but different car]"

[k-simplex-deactivated20241001]

2008 Honda Civic with the bumper sticker "My other ride is a 2007 Honda Civic"

[newkidsontheblocklist]

This post has found its target market

[depsidase]

[herssian]

"there is no way you're not using chatgpt for at least a few things here and there no matter your stance on it" what the FUCK are you talking about

[thebookbutterfly]

I love it when fan fiction writers are like: “ah shit, this was meant to be one part but I started writing it and now it has to be three”. Like the fanfic is happening to them and not being created by them.

[derinthescarletpescatarian]

Unfortunately all writing is like this

[memeuplift]

[thememedaddy]

[memeuplift]

[valsbrain]

Rest In Peace, Mr. Floyd.

[eebie]

THIS TWEET

[nyanbinarygollum]

[myspace]

[zendeyas]

Anok Yai wearing DIOR – The Sherri Show

[dankmemeuniversity]

[jellogram]

Listen, I understand the purpose of ads. Your website/game/whatever costs money to operate. I'm using it for free so I have to look at a few ads. Fine. Your restaurant has a new item, and you want to get the word out. Fine. Whatever.

But do we have to play these games? Do you really need to do the tiny X button and the "skip ad in 5 seconds" and the pop-ups and the fucking Temu ads that last like a minute and automatically bring you to their site even when you don't touch the screen and the mobile game ads that try to trick you into thinking they're finished and do we really need the commercials to be twice as loud as the show and do we really need billboards that are TV screens and does every corporation need to play mind games with us, like I'm going to buy their phone because they believe in the importance of family?

It's not the ads that I hate, it's the ad culture. If it was just a banner ad or two. If it was just a 15 second ad that introduced the product and then left me alone. If it was just a poster on a wall. Maybe I wouldn't mind so much. But instead, I feel like every single company is stretching me out like a rubber band to see how much I can stand before I snap.

[anxietyproblem]