#JulianBashir

[toyboxcomix]

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[leonardcohenofficial]

13 and 42!

i am the black gold of the sun by the rotary connection

forty two is asked and answered!

[iosaturnalia]

My first post to my art account is in honor of the 30th anniversary of Deep Space Nine’s premiere! This show, and its characters and worldbuilding, mean the world to me, and Garak and Bashir are two of my favorite television characters of all time. Here’s an illustration of them with the adopted Cardassian war orphan daughter that I imagine they’d have, out sightseeing in an ancient city. I like to think that baby lizard is pointing at a statue of Legate Damar. #deepspacenine #ds9 #garak #julianbashir #garashir #cardassia #traditionalart #pencildrawing #artistsofinstagram #startrek https://www.instagram.com/p/Cm-ekemr50v/?igshid=NGJjMDIxMWI=

[nyadversary]

when i was sick my mom would just give me a plastic basin to puke in if i was in bed and couldnt get to the toilet in time. it was like a shitty plastic basin or whatever that could be washed out easily

designated plastic basin for puking in is one thing, i also feel like using a bucket or a garbage can (with a liner obv) is pretty normal. but a Bowl???

[pasta5284]

3 ^_^

[mintakablue]

7 15 34 e g h caine :)

YAY thank you everett. spins you around

7. What triggers nostalgia for them, most often? Do they enjoy that feeling?

oh God lmao caine's entire character arc is so centered around nostalgia and the experience of being caught in the past. they are so very big on holding onto like the artifacts of their past so to speak, like they carry around their brother's scarf and their sister's knife everywhere. they hate the pain of actually looking back at the past (which is like what nostalgia even means) but they also romanticize the past heavily.

15. How do they speak? Is what they say usually thought of on the spot, or do they rehearse it in their mind first?

caine's manner of speaking is what i usually call "pattertalk" in the script--their internal monologue is really well-put together but when they get nervous or stressed they start speaking really quickly and without filter. they do rehearse in a sense by monologuing but that doesn't mean it actually translates

34. How hard is it for them to shake a sense of guilt?

OH GOD everett you chose such targeted questions. literally the next episode of @undertheelectricstarspodcast is about dealing with and handling guilt. caine feels like the whole weight of the world and a sense of abandonment tied with guilt (if i was better, they would have stayed) so they are so bad at shaking it, they just carry it FOREVER until someone pries it out of their vice grip

E. Are they someone you would get along with? Would they get along with you?

caine and i are so similar. i think they might think i was a bit of a pussy but like otherwise we would get along very well

G. What trait of theirs bothers you the most?

caine stop running away from your problems challenge

H. What trait do you admire most?

caine has a very strong sense of conviction and justice that even i don't have. like i think the story is certainly less nuanced than real life BUT i like that caine will jump to people's defense and to the pursuit of justice without hesitation

[chaos-good-life]

https://archiveofourown.org/works/28806183I have written a #bashir fan fic and posted it to Archive of our Own a year or so ago. Since I’m active on Tumblr now I figured I’d share. It’s not Garashir, but I’m pretty proud of it.  Two Doctors by ChristieZ

Fandoms: Star Trek: Deep Space Nine

Summary The year is 2398. Julian Bashir has come back to Deep Space Nine for groundbreaking research into silicon-based viruses that could be revolutionary, so revolutionary that he is up for the Carrington Award again. So why is he so down? And why has a younger version of him appeared in the Infirmary?

https://archiveofourown.org/works/28806183

[glitchbirds]

1 3 10 for horror asks

<3 1: top 3 favorite subgenres -WELL. i find it hard to really determine what i think the main horror subgenres to chose from even Are because i feel like you can make a nigh-infinite number of different subgenres or sub-subgenres- like, do i consider "splatstick" its own thing or just a subset of a splatter film? or of horror comedy? are zombie films just a type of monster movie, or are they their own separate thing? etc etc broadly speaking, i feel like i like most types of horror, i clearly like slashers a lot, and i love a lot of psychological stuff; and i do really like horror comedy when its done well (a lot of modern horror comedy in particular is very mediocre to me, feels like theres more and more of a tendency towards either lowbrow edgy offensive dudebro comedy OR annoyingly self-aware fourth wall breaking w/o an understanding of how to use metahumor appropriately... the latter also creeping into a lot of modern slasher films, even if theyre not strictly horror-comedy). i love found footage and a lot of highly experimental surreal stuff, though both feel more like descriptions of styles than genre (but then, film noir has more or less escaped the confines of "only referring to visual style and not actually a distinct genre", at least depending on who you ask, so why cant "found footage"?) and i really have become more and more fascinated with exploitation films this last year, which is itself a ridiculously broad "genre" whose definition seems to change depending on who's describing it at any given moment, and which definitely crosses over heavily with horror... idk! i think my top 3 would roughly be exploitation horror, psychological, and slashers, but its up for debate 3: top 3 favorite decades -love this one because ive been thinking about this exact question a Lot lately. most of the horror movies ive seen have been from the 80s but i think my favorite decade overall is the 70s, its that perfect sweet spot just before a lot of common horror tropes became horror tropes and thus before a lot of stuff began to be repeated to death; a lot of my favorites are from the 70s (halloween, tcm, lets scare jessica to death, hausu, death bed, carrie, jaws, magic, alien... etc); and idk i just love the style of a lot of 70s films. even a really mediocre 70s movie can usually be partially saved by looking nice enough or having a good enough vibe to carry me through the runtime. the past few weeks ive been making more of a conscious effort to watch 50s/60s movies as well, including ones that i dont hear talked about that often (if at all) and ive been having a great time with that. i think next year im going to try to focus more of my attention on that general 50s-late 70s horror time frame and watch as much as i can from then, good and bad. and pre-50s films too, ofc (short answer: 70s favorite, 80s second place, maybe 60s third place?) 10: favorite final girl(s)

-laurie strode is obviously taking the top spot <3 love her. off the top of my head theres not a lot of other traditional final girls who come to mind, aside from sidney prescott; i do LIKE final girls like nancy from elm street or stretch from tcm2 but i dont consider them favorites. most of my favorite horror characters (at least non-killer ones) arent from slasher movies, so im a bit more reluctant to give them the final girl status. and ash williams. obviously

[rebloggingrexan]

#bro I gotta get a printer again so I can physically put those photos up on the wall again

THAT'S SUCH A GOOD IDEA NO JOKE THO

looking at pictures of characters on my phone at night feels like this sometimes

[ulyuxe]

22 and 45

yippee!

[toyboxcomix]

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[nyadversary]

re: on line vs in line in NYC, its so bizarre cus ive almost always used '[waiting] in line' but the more i think about it the more i realize people also use 'on line' down here equally too. help

YEAH i definitely hear both also but i think “on line” is more common, or at least more common from people i can tell are locals (NY accents). had no awareness this sounds weird to other people until i went to college in MA and was suddenly the Funny New York Guy who said Funny New York Things

[chaos-good-life]

Julian made a little joke and he’s so proud of himself.

[bathylychnops]

finished fullbody commission for @julianbashir !

[theygotlost]

first attack of the year! the guys of all time for @julianbashir!

[oc-smashorpass]

Roswell Dimitriou [she/they, late 40s] is an escaped convict from Mars. She claims to be a doctor, but she doesn't seem to actually care all that much about her own health.

Extremely blunt, to the point of being rude. Has the magical ability to both rend people asunder and also knit them back together, at the cost of her own flesh. She's almost always hunched, and can be found chainsmoking in almost any scenario.

oc by @julianbashir !