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[bestyouuniveristy]

[thewitchdoctor]

[kopionkin]

[ID: Reply from @thelilithmachine : “Yanked that thing asunder”]

[sammyfaeyrin]

[the-oncoming-tropical-storm]

Do y’all think the people from the Witcher universe get excited when Jaskier disappears to fuck knows where to follow Geralt? Like “oh if he don’t die the new songs are gonna be such bangers”

[vsemily]

Complete Weirdos

[vsemily]

“Haha IM weirdos!” Is a weird flex if you purposefully make others in a community so uncomfortable that they don’t want to participate in a piece of media’s fanbase, especially if it’s media for all ages.

[grand-theft-grotto]

Broke: Encanto isn't really set in a narrow time range but it must after the invention of telenovelas because Bruno references them

Woke: It's not recent at all and Bruno literally watches Telenovelas from the future.

Streams that shit like HBO Max. Frickin eyes glowing green and shit, in his room back there in the walls, meanwhile no one else knows what a TV is.

[jabberwockypie]

Bespoke: In the Encanto universe, Bruno invented the telenovela.

[heavymetalhazard]

21 sideblogs and apparently thats a small amount…im curious 2 see reblog with how many sideblogs yall have this includes saved urls

[cinnamonisms-deactivated2025070]

the tags on this post…

[memewhore]

[dankxsinatra]

I’m so used to boomers ruining social media platforms but these fine gentlemen singlehandedly made tiktok worth it.

[silver-flame-alchemist]

I love everything about this. They all Get It. They’re doing this comedy thing RIGHT.

[memewhore]

[dankxsinatra]

I’m so used to boomers ruining social media platforms but these fine gentlemen singlehandedly made tiktok worth it.

[silver-flame-alchemist]

I love everything about this. They all Get It. They’re doing this comedy thing RIGHT.

[figofswords]

Stuck.

(it’s 2am, and according to your therapist, you have “a whopping case of ADHD”

[adhd-vibes]

OH GOD ITS ME RN

[the-potato-beeper]

Other people do this? Oh…

[captainrandomstranger18]

[truenoodle]

Oh god this resonates so much. I don't know how to communicate the emotions I felt being one of like 3 women in a class while all 20-30 guys around me made rape jokes and laughed and told me to lighten up when I complained, or talked about "what type of Asian is your favourite" like we were breeds of dog or cuts of meat, or hear the guy beside me say "who cares?" when the prof announced that the first woman had just won the fields medal, or even just the blatant staring when I walked into class like I was some kind of foreign object.

[butchscientist]

[ID: A tweet by dyke to watch out for, @dyke3watchout5, which reads: "It's always "how do we get more women into math" and never "how do we get more misogynists out of math". /end ID]

[penrosesun]

I once spent a summer working on research project in a chemistry lab at Harvard, and you know the biggest thing that stood out to me? The building I was working in had exactly 1/3 as many bathrooms for women as for men. It had clearly been built with no bathrooms for women at all, and had only reluctantly converted some of the men's bathrooms to be for women after the fact. There was a seminar about "advancing women in STEM" on campus basically every week, and I fucking guarantee that not a single one of them did as much to advance women in STEM as my group's PI, who declared about two days into the program that all women in the building should "feel free to use the men's restrooms if they're closer or less occupied, and men who are uncomfortable about that should consider how their female colleagues feel just existing in a building like this one". Women aren't mysterious creatures who need to be lured into the sciences with treats and special programs; they're human beings, and the main things keeping them out of STEM fields are those fields utterly refusing to treat them as such.

[welele]

Croché y me cubro.

[bluesmomsadclub]

[mikkeneko]

does twitter user chaddington know that i have thought about "mine supply of cheese whales" sporadically for the last TWO YEARS

[assiraphales]

I think what modern filmmakers keep forgetting (especially disney affiliated productions) is that actors used to have a much more hands on and involved part. they weren’t just reading lines handed to them in a dark alley ten minutes before filming. they suggested script revisions and could improvise lines on the spot bc they knew their characters.

[assiraphales]

if mark hamill says “that’s not my luke skywalker” that’s a problem. if temuera morrison had insight into boba fett’s character the producers shouldn’t have just told him to deal with the script he was given. if seb stan was concerned about the lack of closure in the steve bucky relationship that’s an issue! the insane levels of secrecy and treating actors like the only thing they are good for is regurgitating lines is so detrimental to modern film/television

[prokopetz]

Something to bear in mind is that this isn’t our first turn on this particular merry-go-round.

Back in the early days of Hollywood, when vertically integrated monopolies were the norm and studios, distributors and theatre chains were all owned by the same parent companies, actors were basically treated like cattle, locked into exploitative multi-film contracts, routinely kept in the dark and lied to, and – apart from a handful of the very largest stars – had very little creative input. This would remain the case until a series of massive antitrust lawsuits in the 1930s and 1940s forced the studio monopolies to break up.

Now we’re seeing a shift back toward all film production being controlled by a tiny handful of companies, employing abusive booking practices to push the theatre chains around and exercise de facto control over theatre booking decisions in spite of technically being unaffiliated – and we’re also seeing a shift back toward how actors were treated under the old studio monopolies.

Like, this isn’t just a problem with the cultural zeitgeist. It’s not just a matter of people forgetting how to make good films. There are concrete economic incentives that lead to this sort of behaviour – and just like the first time around, it’s probably not going to get solved any way other than at legislative gunpoint.

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[morwenpost]

That sounds about right for Mythbusters.

[ultrafacts]

[mickeydraws]

- Blendo was put together before Mythbusters was a thing - Blendo was so strong and dangerous (for throwing debris into the audience) that The Boys were asked to withdraw it in exchange for a co champion title - they re-entered Blendo years later when the protective wall was much higher. It was once again asked to be withdrawn for a co champion title for the same reason. - copy cat Blendos started appearing and would tear each other apart - Blendo is in the robot hall of fame - Blendo is too strong and powerful

[rocketverliden]

Blendo cannot be stopped.

[torpidgilliver]

bonus fact: grant imahara also had a competitive robot named deadblow that would just fucking. hammer the shit out of other robots

[peppermintquartz]

fun fact shared by Adam Savage:

NSync was touring the ILM workshop (during the making of the Star Wars prequels). The model makers were used to big name visitors and had been told not to interact with the guests.

NSync (without Timberlake at the time) were admiring the models when suddenly they shouted “DEADBLOW!!” when they saw the robot in the workshop, and then they saw Grant, and proceeded to lose their collective minds. They were all fans of Battlebots and took pics with him.

NSync, one of the biggest boybands of the 90s, fanboyed over Grant Imahara.

[funnytwittertweets]

[whencartoonsruletheworld]

do you guys remember when the paul rudish shorts made it canon that donald only wears a sailor outfit bc daisy has a uniform fetish that was wild

[dingdongyouarewrong]

we will never achieve full gender equality until we get jackass for women