#Honourable Mentions

[affectionatecorpse]

I have no justification for this

[jilyawards]

This year during the nominations period we asked you all to shout out "honourable mentions" for people and things in Fandom that you appreciate. We are now sharing those shout-outs during the voting rounds.

Honourable mention #2:

"PetalsTheFish for such positive energy and Memeageddon :)"

Who in this fandom doesn't know @petalsthefish? She's been around for years, sharing her beautiful writing and imbuing the community with her wonderful, happy spirit!

And when the Tumblr jily tag seems to drown with other content, she knows just what to do:

(Follow her for more tips.)

Thank you anon for this honourable mention!

[hopelittledreamer]

I'm loosing my sanity. I need to see thirsty as fuck edits of my favourite fictional characters 🙏

[percesdead]

rip the valkyries. you wouldve loved to blast femininomenon by chappell roan at parties

[xxshotgun-weddingxx]

I don’t love you, i’m just passing the time

You could love me, if I knew how to lie

But who could love me? I am out of my mind

i am so normal about these lyrics

[kmiiasworld]

Honourable mention to the realest

[xwpfan]

I am Finally Watching Agatha All Along!

I know I'm late! I was finishing watching another series.

But I'm on episode 2, and Agatha and Sharon nervous singing Down the Witches Road while getting away from the Seven have me laughing so much I was crying! 🤣

[object-obsession]

| Honourable mentions #3 | Just Shapes and Beats [Barracuda] and Nuclear Throne [Yung Venuz]

Since I included Bill Cipher in Honourable Mentions, I can't leave out these two Illuminati references:

Character: Yung Venuz | Video game: Nuclear Throne (2013)

Character: Barracuda | Video game: Just Shapes and Beats (2018)

[spilladabalia]

30 day band challenge, Day 25, band with a strange name honourable mention: When People Were Shorter And Lived Near The Water.

[danganronpa96]

Was inspired to make this from my friend who made one for their fangan and I thought I’d share. Suffer Enjoy

[anarchic-miscellany]

2024 Film Retrospective: Part 1 - The Honourable Mentions

Honourable Mentions of 2024: There were actually a lot more good movies this year than bad, so I was delighted at that, and a fair few pleasant surprises too. However, the bad things I saw this year were absolutely atrocious. Honourable mentions: "Kneecap"

Anarchic, debauched and utterly hilarious, whilst having the absolute gall to be a glorious call to arms for culture and language preservation. It's the fresh shot in the arm we need in cinema more often. Funniest ketamine and "dirty taboo" sex scenes I've seen in film too. "Dunc 2"

Spellbinding and a visual banquet which far surpasses the first. How it stuck the landing of the book is nothing short of a miracle. "Hit Man"

A delightfully low key little slice of quirk, with a lovable leading performance(s) from the rising Star of Texas Glen Powell. Great to see Adria Arjona in good movies too for a change. Man I love Linklater. "Blink Twice"

Speaking of Adrija Arjona! Okay, this was more a showcase for Naomi Ackie in a much needed leading role, and a damn solid debut for Zoe Kravitz. It's a good movie, well edited and stylish, about men doing exactly what you think they're doing when they have any modicum of power, and those who enable them. Plus it's ALWAYS welcome to have Christian Slater and Simon Rex in movies.

"Cuckoo"

Absolute fucking lunacy. I love it.

"Out of Darkness"

Audacious, yet back to basics (hah!) Stone Age horror film about mankind tearing itself apart, the outsider and that primal fear of the dark... It still manages to end on a hopeful note, is INCREDIBLE with its use of language, and has a star making turn from Safia Oakley-Green.

"Civil War"

A gripping, gorgeously shot tale about the loss of journalistic impartiality and humanity in the face of war: it doesn't matter who started it, who has the right side, it tears all of us apart... Fantastic stuff.

"Monkey Man"

My most popular post on this shitshow of a website was about this movie.

"A Different Man"

An incredibly clever, Kafka-esque (used correctly) black comedy about how we view disability, letting Sebastian Stan stretch his wings, and also allowing Adam Pierson to steal the show. I always read his character as the most British joke ever: there's nothing more annoying than being befriended by a better, confident, vibrant, nicer, friendlier, dynamic, perfect version of you.

"Boy Kills World"

Pitch perfect blood-drenched cartoony insanity. I get to see Jessica Rothe in a crop-top biker jacket. Incredible.

[malacandrax]

[jilyawards]

This year during the nominations period we asked you all to shout out "honourable mentions" for people and things in Fandom that you appreciate. We are now sharing those shout-outs during the voting rounds.

Honourable mention #1:

"charms & her microfics, Kay-elle-cee, Petals for saving the jily tag, abi for being abi, joy for being joy, nena for bringing the crazy, Mel for mellowing nena out, and so many more lovely people!"

This fandom is so full of lovely people, each of them helping make it a brighter place with their unique quirks and their love for this community! So this is a shout-out to @charmsandtealeaves, @kay-elle-cee, @petalsthefish, @abihastastybeans, @joyseuphoria, @nena-96, @tedwardremus and everyone else who takes part in all the Jily shenanigans!

Thank you anon for this honourable mention!

[hdusa]

holy shit happy birthday!!! may it be filled with much whimsy and joy and killing people! what would you consider your top 3 albums of all time? & also feel free to include why:3

i wrote a massive response to this and tumblr deleted it when i tabbed out im so sad but thank you! I will make sure my birthday is full of those things!

essentially top 3 in no particular order

IGOR: only album I can put on and listen to front to back and be very happy about doing that with

2014 Forest Hills Drive: I love J Cole this album goes hard as hell but I think I like some of his other albums better now, not sure but this album still goes hard as hell it's classic

Rodeo: I love Travis Scott his music almost always sounds really good imo and he's stayed in my rotation for like a lot longer then I expected so I think I like him quite a bit

I really only listen to rap music so I'm sorry if this wasn't exactly what you were looking for lol!

[lilydvoratrelundar]

tagged by @lesbosexual to do my top 9 films i first watched in 2024!

these are in the order i watched them - Laura in March, Dunc Part Tunc in April, The Exorcist and Collateral in June, Harakiri in July, Eyes of Laura Mars in August, I Saw The TV Glow in September, Heathers in October, and Puss in Boots: The Last Wish a couple of weeks ago

ISTTVG is the most a film has impacted me, possibly ever. It hurt. It still hurts, I feel like it's a film I need to revisit and rewatch at some point, but even three months on I'm not sure I'm quite ready yet.

Harakiri, Laura, The Exorcist, and Puss in Boots were all films that I knew I'd love, or that I'd just heard so much about in terms of them being near-perfect films that it was not surprising at all that they're favourites of mine now too. Likewise Dunc, though that had only been out for a few months when I saw it at the student cinema.

Laura was picked on a whim by my mother and honestly it's done me a disservice for every other Noir I watch, because it's such a perfectly constructed film that everything else I've seen in the genre doesn't seem anywhere near as good.

Collateral was one Charlie had mentioned, and she was absolutely right that it's exactly my thing and a fucking fantastic film. Similar in some ways to Ghost Dog: Way of the Samurai in what I have started referring to as "philosophical crime dramas," giving just as much time to their protagonist's understanding of the universe and their place in it as they give to tense action or chase sequences.

Eyes of Laura Mars was a strange one, because about halfway through I found myself tiring of it a little, and said that one choice it made was the most boring way the story could have gone, unless something very specific happened at the end. And then at the very end, that thing did happen, and my perspective on the entire film flipped and it's solidly one of my favourite films of all time, which I didn't expect when I picked it out semi-randomly due to a vaguely interesting premise and it being in a collection on Criterion.

I shall tag: @grimdarknokia @regicidal-defenestration @lycheo @ylfas-bottleneck @innocet @zagreus-eats-your-bread and anyone else who would like to do this!

[z2z-gaming-and-random-art-ai]

Console Racing Driving Games of 1993 - Compilation Part 6

Compilation of Racing and Driving games released on consoles in 1993, this compilation is part 6 of 6 and features Super Off Road for the Sega Master System, Super Off Road The Baja for the SNES, Top Gear 2 for the SNES, Zero4 Champ II for the TurboGrafx-CD and Zoku The Legend of Bishin for the SNES.

Part 6 also included an Honourable Mentions section which features Suzuka 8 Hours for the SNES, Crash 'n Burn for the 3DO and F1 Grand Prix Part II for the SNES.

0:00. Intro 0:15. Super Off Road 10:50. Super Off Road The Baja 17:02. Top Gear 2 21:11. Zero4 Champ II 31:30. Zoku The Legend of Bishin 40:31. Honourable Mentions 41:31. Outro

For Other Compilation videos check out this playlist https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLFJOZYl1h1CEjFei9KXJ8xDIChQB8WLJd