#Gosh!

[miscling]

tumblr elaborated for you...

um... yeah...

[catfindr]

[girlkissergideon]

yaelokre makes me want to make music so bad but idek how to start 😭

[booasaur]

Perry Mason (2020) - 2x02

[tani-b-art]

ACES, y’all gon’ really have to….

for the rest of this series against ny.

(gulps) they can do it! they can do it (bites all nails) (wipes sweat)

[bicrazybabe]

Just him and his sweet blue eyes!

[the-mummy]

[tumblr] user seeing my shitpost and going "wait, that's not how the world works!" and acting like I'm a Dumb Fucking Idiot in the tags:

[cameronmitchelljohn]

tracie thoms... 😍😍😍😍😍

[movieposters1]

[randomcomicbookreading]

Underwater #3 (1995)

Underwater is one of the few unfinished Chester Brown's works, hence it has never been compiled in graphic novel format. The only phisical evidence for its existence is the original comic book series where it was periodically published by chapters.

Neither plot nor author's aims are easy to understand starting with chapter three. Underwater is deliberately surrealist, its dialogue is written in a bizarrely distorted version of English, and a single chapter is too few pages long to draw any kind of conclusion.

In fact, the Underwarter episode is so short because it only fills half of the book. The second half belongs to another legendary unfinished work by Brown, nothing less than the Christian Gospels comic adaptation!. Particularly, these 13 pages adapt the "fedding the multitude" miracle according Gospel of Matthew.

It's known that Brown's graphic translation of Jesus' life has a very special feature among others in any medium: The mood and look of Jesus changes depending on the particular gospel writer he is adapting. Clearly, the chosen depiction for Matthew's part is quite uncommon: semi-bald, older than usual, serious (almost angry) face... I am tremendously curious about the other alternative versions and the autor's reasons to choose those characterizations. I'll look for more chapters of Underwater and Yummy Fur on the Internet, hoping that Chester Brown take the decision to finish any of those works in order to see it reprinted .

Purchased at Gosh! (Soho, London) for  £3.50

[offthedeeepend]

Octatrio Guest Room Special Gifts

Azul: antique coin

Jade: book of teas

Floyd: pale grey scarf

[soundtestmenu]

your new icon looks like a heart when im not paying attention and its cute

what the!! that's really flattering????

[tarttykent]

I cannot with these two. Their menace energy is equal and they are fucking killing me.

And also, what is Phil doing with this hands, literally what?! And the way he laughs after Brett makes the bed comment…. he wants it and we can all see he wants it. 😍😍😍😍

Brett: I loved you from day one. And I'm not ashamed to say it.

Ted Lasso — a conversation with Brett Goldstein & Phil Dunster

[thesociallyanxioussociopath]

Something something, living rent free in my mind and such, anyway I love them.

[sailorrose19]

500 posts!

Oh gosh!

[emperorsfoot]

I disagree with the example given. Sonic is basically the Aragorn of his universe and Frodo/Aragorn is a perfectly comprehensible ship. So you’re just shipping Frodo with a different lost king who defeats an evil conquerer trying to enslave his people, so what. And, hedgehogs also live in holes. So Sonic would feel at home in the shire.

The only thing that makes them incomparable would be that the Hobbit lifestyle is too mellow and SLOW for Sonic. But that just means they’d have an amusing “opposites attract” love story.

Beginning to think some of you don’t actually know what a crackship is