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Me when I go loud

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Commissioned for The Good We Do fundraiser by @bluejayadler who requested the boys crafting together! Thank you so much for participating!!! 💜💜💜

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Winter has arrived on Poob.

Start your 7 day free trial of Poob today, and watch smash hit Martin Scorcese's Goncharov.

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12 yr old ed writing a letter bragging to winry about how easy the exam was for him with his Very Obviously Twelve Years Old handwriting made me experience some emotions

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I’m not afraid of you now

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Broadchurch | S3EP8 | Alec Hardy’s Wettest Moments (Part 93)

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Honestly Harrow would get squished but does she care.

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#172-#025-#026. The Pikachu line is known for their rubber cheeks, conductive tails and love for chewing wires, ruining plugs and stealing batteries. At least they're cute doing it.....................

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Someone else has got to have done this I swear

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girl chill

Stolen from @tearwolfe

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Inner Peace

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Cats Stealing Food in Paintings

Still Life with Cat (1705) by Desportes, It's no use crying over spilt milk (1880) by Frank Paton, Still Life of the Remnants of a Meal with a Lunging Cat (18th Century) by Alexandre-François Desportes, Fish Still Life with Two Cats (1781) by Martin Ferdinand Quadal, Still Life with a Cat and a Mackerel on a Table Top (18th Century) by Giovanni Rivalta, The Collared Thief (1860) by William James Webbe, Cat Stealing a String of Sausages (17th Century) by Abraham van Beyeren, Still Life with a Cat (1760) by Sebastiano Lazzari, Kitchen Still Life with Fish and Cat (ca. 1650) by Sebastian Stoskopff, An Oyster Supper (1882) by Horatio Henry Couldery, Still Life with an Ebony Chest (17th Century) by Frans Snyders, Still Life with a Cat (1724) by Alexandre-Francois Desportes, A Cat Attacking Dead Game (18th Century) by Alexandre-François Desportes, Still Life of Fresh-Water Fish with a Cat (1656) by Pieter Claesz, Still Life with Fruits and Ham with a Cat and a Parrot (18th Century) by Alexandre-Francois Desportes, A Cat Holding a Fish in Its Mouth (18th Century) by Sebastiano Lazzari, Still Life with a Cat and a Hare (18th Century) by Desportes, Still Life with Cat and Rayfish (1728) by Jean-Siméon Chardin, A Cat with Dead Game (1711) by Alexandre-Francois Desportes, Still Life with Cat and Fish (1728) by Jean Baptiste Siméon Chardin

Via James Lucas on X/Twitter

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Actual quote from Chief Superintendent Bright that I find really funny

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So I've been on a procedural kick lately to fill the Endeavour void.

Two new shows I've been watching are Elsbeth and High Potential. They're basically about quirky (neurodivergent-coded) genius women helping the police solve crime, and they're both entertaining enough, with Elsbeth being the better show imo.

Anyway, it stuck out to me how the main characters' introductions are handled compared to Endeavour, and it only made me miss it more. lol

In both these shows the main first impression is "Wow this woman notices literally everything and is smarter than everyone. She's a little messy but basically has her life together."

Whereas with the Endeavour pilot and first season, at least for me, the main vibe was "Wow this bratty disaster man could be a great detective one day."

You definitely know he's smart, but it's only one of like 10 other traits, and he also fucks up quite a bit. Thursday isn't just there to watch him be amazing. Morse actively needs him in many ways. Now there is of course the element of women-led procedurals being less common, so I think there's overcorrecting going on, but it really strikes me that the pilot came out back in 2011, and it still feels ahead of where detective shows are now.