the way this video never ceases to make me genuinely lose my mind for some reason
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the way this video never ceases to make me genuinely lose my mind for some reason
have you watched the amazing digital circus, and if yes have you thought about doing a review for it?
I have watched it and mostly enjoyed it. The middle episodes dragged a bit as it settled into being more of a hang out show (though it was still funny and well-animated throughout), but the last couple have really picked up and leaned back into the psychological torment that hooked me early on. I didn't see the finale in theaters, so I'm waiting for the YouTube release.
For a while I really thought I was going to do a review to both express praise for it and also get into some of my quibbles with the show. The over-reliance on scenes where two characters sit down and tell each other their feelings are valid, which feels odd for a series about a bunch of strangers trapped in a VR torture labyrinth that was initially pitched as a psychological horror series inspired by I Have No Mouth and I Must Scream. The stuff I talked about in my original Hazbin review where these big viral indie cartoons feel like they have to be fandom-ready and have lots of marketable characters they can make a mountain of merch out of because aggressive merchandising is basically the only way to fund a production like this—which isn't really a problem with the show itself, more the system it exists within. These things don't ruin my enjoyment of the show, but they are on my mind.
The problem is that TADC (and, honestly, Glitch shows as a whole) have become miserable to talk about online. A large portion of that young, obsessive fanbase that the show had to attract in order to fund itself has turned on the show and its creators, unable to handle any real conflict or tension in the narrative or their ships not being canon or whatever, and now they just wanna turn Gooseworx into a lolcow and threaten her with violence.
And meanwhile the people who already hated the show are taking those same mild criticisms I had about the merch-driven production model and the "therapyspeak" writing (I hate how the term "therapyspeak" gets applied to basically any example of characters talking about their feelings now, especially if it's a thing women like, but it's at least somewhat applicable here) and expressing them in the most obnoxious, belligerent ways possible. I think that's the real kicker for me. The Hellaverse shows have always been surrounded by fandom discourse and controversy, but I felt like setting the Vivziepop callouts aside and focusing more on Hazbin's pacing and structural issues gave me my own angle to talk about it in a worthwhile way. But the nitpicks I have of TADC (again, along with many things I like about the show!) are already being widely discussed in a million hyperbolic posts debating whether or not the show is Tumblrcore Theorybait Therapyspeak Validcore Merchslop or whatever buzzwords 20-year-olds like to throw around this week to completely discredit it. In the face of that, I just don't know if I have the energy to join into that shitshow.
June 8, 2025 - Anti-ICE protesters in Los Angeles stop a column of police cars by bombarding them with rocks and objects from an overpass. [video]
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lmao on the edinburgh zoo site it says “there is a daily penguin parade at 14:15 but it may be cancelled last minute as it is a voulntary parade, we do not coax the penguins with food, and they may not want to go out” lmao anarchopenguinism
this is the cutest goddamn thing i’ve ever heard
I saw the penguin parade. It was a very slow parade, because the pingüinos take their sweet time and aren’t very fast walkers to begin with.
can I volunteer to be a penguin
I feel like the world needs to know the context of the edinburgh zoo penguin parade, becausr I’ve been going there my entire life and I only found out about this the other year.
So a while back (I can’t remember exactly when but I think it was some time around the 40s/50s), a bunch of penguins escaped. A keeper left the gate open so a bunch of penguins just… followed them. And the people loved it. Look at these adorable birds outside their cage just following that guy around! So they get all the penguins back inside and realise that none of them really ran off, they just followed the keeper and went back inside and crowd thought it was amazing, so why not make it a regular thing? Get enough people there that if one of them goes to make a run for it (which at least one has in the past), they can’t get past the people, and let the ones who want outside have a little wander. So every day, they get a crowd, they open the gate, and whatever penguins want to get out can go, waddle about, squawk at people, and then hop back inside.
Also, one of those penguins is Brigadier Sir Nils Olaf III, Colonel-in-cheif of the Norwegian King’s Guard. This isn’t really related to the parade at all, I just love the fact that there’s a penguin in the Norwegian army
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I did my first ground pound 3 days ago! 😀
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Many of you may be asking- what is rap? Well, to put it simply, rap is the part of the Gorillaz song that sounds- a little different.
Is the scene with her tied up in the woods supposed to be hot or am I insane and ontologically evil
Yes its hot on purpose and yes I want to be tied up and I support ontologically evil women
I was feeling agitated and artblocked yesterday so I decided to give my brain a rest by watching TV and then the next thing I knew these were in front of me
“Freedom always has a price.”
― Persepolis (2007) dir. Marjane Satrapi, Vincent Paronnaud
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sometimes people experiencing psychosis and/or mania will come up to you on the street and talk in confusing or upsetting ways. your job is to either have a regular human-to-human conversation with that person or politely leave. your job is not to call 911. do not call 911. you might kill that person if you call 911.
I don't even have the energy to screenshot and respond to your tags- what the actual fuck is wrong with you? "the cops are scared and rightfully so" "mental health calls are the scariest for cops" OH so this isn't about the safety of psychotic & manic people this is about piggy feelings?
and no, actually, this is not USA specific and no, actually, people from other countries should not ignore this post. police violence and sanism weren't invented in the US and they are certainly not unique to here. if you (or anyone) thinks that this bullshit doesn't happen elsewhere then you are not listening.
I finished The 100 recently and I have some thoughts about the two most hated parts of the final seasons (full spoilers for The 100 final season below the cut)
Bellamy didn't have to be ruined Bellamy's arc is terrible. I honestly think that it didn't have to be. I can totally see how a charismatic leader like Cadogan could rally the crew to his cause. What he's selling, a war to end all wars, should be very tempting to characters who spent their entire adulthood fighting without end, going from one battle to the next, and losing loved ones in the process. Before he dies, Bellamy says "That's how we do better", and that's been a major motive for both him and Clarke for a long while now. In other circumstances, I could see Clarke also falling for Cadigan's words. Some in the crew earnestly joining Cadogan makes sense to me, and Bellamy fits. But not in the way it was presented. I heard that Bob Morley had an issue with the director or whatever, and it's a real shame. Because if instead of lasting one episode, his pilgrimage had lasted the whole season as a tertiary plot, giving him more time to see things as his cultist friend does and us more time to see him change gradually and understand where he's coming from, I genuinely think that it could have worked. Especially since while Cadogan is wrong about the war, he's not wrong in the fact that suffering can stop. In my view, a more fitting ending would have been a confrontation between this need for suffering to end represented by Bellamy, and the idea that suffering is a part of being human represented by Clarke. But I'll come back to that in the next point. Due to how rushed it was, Bellamy's arc felt like a real character assassination, and it's kind of amazing to fail one of your original leads like that at the finish line. It's sad because it really could have worked
The ending thematic issues This one is more complex. It's not that it's too out there or too weird or anything like that. I just feel like the thematic implications of merging with the entity aren't explored as thoroughly as they deserve. When Clarke meets the entity, she tells it off, claiming that the way it judges species is unfair, and that it has no right to talk down on her given that it killed far more than she ever did. All of this is true! The entity, whatever its motives are, and however alien its sense of morality might be, is evil in my eyes, and, I believe, in the eyes of most. Only deluded people like Cadogan or desperate ones like Bellamy could possibly see merging everybody without their consent as a good thing. I wish we would have spend more time on those questions. More importantly, to me, the ending doesn't fit the rest of the show. Not because it ends badly! I wasn't expecting a happy ending, even if I wasn't expecting this either. But because the themes are, in my view, kind of thrown out of the window. The show was always about people trying to do their best in impossible circumstances. Hurting people to save their loved ones, hurting their loved ones to save people... Being forced into monstrous actions that eat away at them, and still getting up afterwards to try and do better the next day. And in the end, it just took one (honestly mediocre) speech from Octavia for everyone to lower their weapons and for some alien to make all of those choices disappear. Let's skip over the fact that she convinced people who had been groomed from birth into a cult-like mindset with just a few words and focus on the lesson we can learn from that ending... I honestly can't think of any! The only thing it makes me think of is that someone was tired of working on the show and made sure to make a sequel impossible Maybe it would have been too obvious, I don't know, but the entity seeing everyone lower their weapons and deciding that while humanity isn't ready yet, it still has the potential to grow and just leaving would have worked better in my view. At the end, Clarke and the rest would have tried to lead both the people of Sanctum and the people of Bardo in harmony, and while the show would end on an hopeful note, we would have sensed that tensions would still likely rise, as humanity slowly falls upwards. Murphy and the rest giving up on eternity to spend their lives with Clarke is cute, if bleak, but while friendship and love are also important themes of the show, I do feel like there were more interesting things to do I don't think the season is awful all in all, I really enjoyed it for the most part. But it failed the landing where it mattered the most