Rambling, Ranting and Reblogging...

The personal blog of an amateur voice actress, writer and avid fan of many things. In other words, just your friendly average stranger on the internet.

[1lostsoul0fishbowl]

Okay enough making fun of Roy’s hair, here he is looking really cute and smiley. I was just struck by his smiles in this scene

These are from “To Buy or Not To Buy” and look how cute he is with this puppy! His lil cheeks are so round and pink and happy!

He’s so glad to be returning that dog and making the kid happy too. To use @rosworms word he is absolutely Roydorable.

[tiktoksthataregood-ish]

[pantheratigrisaltaica]

for those curious, this is joanne, a 15-year-old sumatran tiger currently living at phoenix zoo. it's very sweet to see her playing and tumbling around like this at her age -- she's got some people taking care of her if she still has this energy at that age.

i did see some users in the notes who were concerned about her looking 'scrawny', or wondering if she's maybe a juvenile -- far from it! at 15, joanne is very much considered a geriatric tiger; she's a grandma. she is, however, a sumatran tiger (panthera tigris sumatrae) -- sumatrans are the smallest extant subspecies of tiger, built more for the sweltering jungles of sumatra than the blistering cold of the amur river or the dense forests and mangrove swamps of south asia.

when you're used to seeing amur or amur-bengal hybrid ('generic') tigers on television or online, most of which are often overfed and overweight, a sumatran is going to look a bit weird, but joanne looks to be in wonderful shape -- look at those muscles flex and that coat shimmer when she moves! that's a healthy old lady for sure. props to joanne's keepers for taking such good care of her.

[monamoni]

[lets-steal-an-archive]

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Instructional and Educational VHS Tapes : Free Movies : Free Download, Borrow and Streaming : Internet Archive

[berlynn-wohl]

me browsing this folder: omg omG I don’t know which one I’m more excited to watch, this Frontline episode from 1992 or this NOVA episode from 1984!!!

the NSA agent who can hear everything through my phone:

[digital-magus]

Yes… YES! fucking hell I LOVE this! Give them all to me!!

[roach-works]

IMMEDIATELY hit gold, thank you OP, i am respectfully stripping for you (1987)

[roach-works]

[vinceaddams]

Yay, 11 results for sewing! I’m interested to see what Nancy has to show us about embroidering with a free motion foot.

Edit: Ooh, 61 results for sewing in the VHS vault collection.

[kawuli]

this is incredible

[imjunebitch]

u gotta get less misanthropic I'm not kidding

[imjunebitch]

especially now with all the bullshit going on in Kansas, in Texas, in Iran, with Israel and Palestine, this ICE shit, this Epstein shit, it is essential to remember that evil and violence is not the natural state of humanity. this is not what humanity is like. if it was, there would be no reason to be disgusted or fight against it. most people are good and decent, and are victims of this, and by reducing it to a "carte blanche humanity is fucked anyway" you are casting aside the good, decent, loving people with rich inner lives who these cowardly fucks think are disposable

[squeakitties]

[fuckyeahkitschy2]

Murano 1920

[caterpilleee]

Personality tests are stupid

[aphel1on]

never stop being obnoxious about fictional character online. you will find like-minded people and it will literally save you

[rosworms]

Season 4, episode "Nagging Suspicion" part 3.

Final gifset for this episode, I promise. Includes my favorite gif (obviously the large one). He's SO FUCKING ROYDORABLE.

the other guys are okay, too.

[anxeious]

film tape accessories via twitter

[rosworms]

Season 4, Episode "Nagging Suspicion" part 2

There will be three parts, apparently. I told you, I really like this episode. And Roy is adorable. And I love the station's attention being on him.

And I decided that Roydorable is a word now.

[what-even-is-thiss]

Here’s the thing. Refusing to accept a compliment can be mildly insulting to the person you’re refusing the compliment from.

It’s like you don’t believe them or don’t respect their opinion basically.

[what-even-is-thiss]

I know, I also have self esteem so low that accepting a compliment feels physically painful but basically calling the person who’s complimenting you a liar doesn’t help anybody including yourself.

[jonathanarcher]

I love it when the leap gets weird and the gay leaper gets mean

[juniorandpally]

Kevin Tighe and Randy Mantooth 1970s Palm Springs, at the graduation of the first female paramedic in the US and the first private paramedic group

This is courtesy of the group "Paramedics on Facebook" from Keren Heavlin who shared these photos. Her commentary on this event is included in the photos (screenshot from the Facebook page). I love these photos so much! So much credit to Randy and Kevin who throughout their lives spent/are spending time with real paramedics still (please see "Into the Unknown" documentary they co-produced when it's released later this year!); and how they have always advocated for real-life firefighters, EMS, and paramedics. Without "Emergency" and everyone involved with it, not just them, emergency services in real life would have never taken off as astronomically fast as it did. When I was a little kid we dialed "0" for the operator to get the police or fire station or ambulance. Dialing "911" was not fully in place until well into the 90s, although it very much was in many places in the later 70s and 80s (depended on where you lived). If you didn't live in those times, you can't fully appreciate what this show, and especially these two beautiful actors, did to end up literally saving lives. 

[mayahart]

THE GOOD PLACE (2016—2020) cr. Michael Schur

[incognitotoro]

Thanks a lot now I'm crying again

[pingo1387]

having a headache while hydrated is so unfair. you were supposed to protect me.