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[everdeensmellark]

snow really convinced himself lucy gray didn't love him (after she wrote a whole song about him and tried to run away with him) and then forty years later told sixteen year old haymitch abernathy that dying in the arena would be dodging a bullet compared to loving a covey girl. top 10 situationships gone horribly wrong

[cleo-fox]

Writing tips:

“You feel the bulge in his pants” - implies that you are feeling some guy’s penis, may be sexy depending on context

“You feel the bugle in his pants” - implies that this guy has a military horn in his pants, invites confusing questions like why does he have that and how big are his pockets

[maple-seed]

Both options convey that he's horny

[cleo-fox]

How dare you be funnier than me on my own post

[cheese24k]

[clambistro-deactivated20161211]

Ahh, it’s back

[julierthanyou]

i have disproportionately strong feelings about this.

[heavensghost]

[aplpaca]

people who hate brood parasites and call them cruel and evil I am feeding your socks to the goats. you're weak and you don't deserve the cuckoos or the cowbirds or the whydahs or the dirt beneath my crocs. learn to not assign moral value to animals or their evolutionary strategies and appreciate the sight of a small parent and their much bigger different-species child like God fucking intended

[rarebritney]

lesbian couple on their wedding day after 72 years together, photographed by Thomas Greyer

[reasonsforhope]

When I was born, there was not a single country in the world where they could have gotten married.

In the year 2000, there was not a single country in the world where they could have gotten married.

The first country to legalize same sex marriage was the Netherlands in 2001.

Now, in 2026, there are thirty-eight countries with same-sex marriage, with another two on average being added every year (x). Including three of the most populous countries in the world (the US, Brazil, and Mexico, x).

Altogether, over a billion people now live somewhere that same-sex marriage is legal. Twenty-five years ago, that number was zero.

Things are hard right now, but in so many ways they are so much better than they have been for a very, very long time.

Never lose hope, never kill yourself, love wins.

[shadowofaseraph]

https://www.mprnews.org/story/2014/09/08/after-72-years-together-iowa-couple-finally-marries

[nonaferatu]

cant understand people who shun horror movies because 2024 Oddity is about a woman getting revenge in death with the help of her sister and various cursed objects, which are positioned as the opposite of masculine psychological manipulation/justification for violence.

two men who used their position to abuse patients and kill women cannot fathom a world where science (their power) cannot explain (subdue) something.

[gothoctopus]

Seeing people not get certain aspects of Hokum and equating that with it being a bad film is making me feel like I'm tearing my hair out over people not "getting" the relevance of the Gordy scenes in Nope all over again and I'm trying my hardest to not be pretentious about it but I just. Fundamentally disagree with so much of the criticism being leveled at this movie already.

[parasociallyawkward]

'Caveat' (2020)

'Oddity' (2024)

'Hokum' (2026)

Damian McCarthy

[blogencenamais]

Hokum: O Pesadelo da Bruxa (2026)

Hokum ver mais+(more)

[roseofblogging]

hands down the best shot in Hokum

The mirroring. The passing through a gateway.

[humanperson-123]

Gothic heroine coming through 🕯️

[knitical]

hokum was phenomenal, one of the top horrors this year 5sure. loved the homages to the Shining, while still feeling so uniquely fresh (especially the bunny suit iykyk, no spoilers). loved the use of irish language and irish folklore, without overwhelming an international audience who wouldn’t have understood those. and scary! everyone in my theater was shouting and giggling and curling up. really good jumpscares and several haunting visuals. also some really gorgeous shots (Adam Scott’s reflection getting off the elevator - chef’s kiss). trying not to spoil but I’ve been waiting for this movie to release and it killed all my expectations.

[knitical]

because i’ve hyped it up so much my friends and family keep asking me to see it again with them and each time i must turn them down because much like our detestable protagonist ohm i was so high during my viewing that it was genuinely a terrifying experience which i never want to replicate

[momegranates]

Damien McCarthy really said FUCK nihilism and FUCK your reductive takes on fairytales; kindness isn’t stupid, cruelty is stupid. The “tough decisions” men “have” to make for the “greater good” are dumb as hell if you stop and think about it. Keep an open mind, look out for each other, and carry a piece of chalk

[daincrediblegg]

I saw Hokum last night and I can’t stop thinking about it. Endless cynicism serves no one. Kindness can get you killed but it can also save so many and for all the right reasons and it’s worth feeling emotional about things and not drowning them out. Also Irish basement witches can really come in clutch

[saucefunk]

[hauntedhotline]

The idea of the person everyone viewed as a pest turning out to be a savior of sorts is one I’m obsessed with. No one (besides Fiona) ever gave Jerry any grace and yet his moral compass refused to let the honeymoon suite go unchecked and he refused to give up on finding Ohm when it would have been in his best interest to do so. In the end he’s shot in the head with a crossbow for it, like the goats that he shared his mushrooms with who were also viewed as pests which only makes it more special that in his novel Ohm writes in the goat/ram skull that ultimately saves his characters when they too choose kindness and compassion.