#Let's Do the Time Warp Again

[johnny-dynamo]

The Rocky Horror Picture Show by Evil Eye

[mysticgeekzartz]

Let's do the time warp again!~

Well since it's spooky season and I saw a lot of people drawing their OCs in Halloween costumes And I decided I wanted to do that as well with my OCs so here's the first one done I thought hard about this one and I thought that Eve would probably be Columbia from Rocky horror picture show if she was to choose a Halloween costume and I really love the way it turned out, I would have to say the hardest part about this drawing was doing the glitter effect I do my own glitter effects and it took me like four plus hours to place each dot on a layer lol but it was a labor of love because it turned out amazing and it's gorgeous I hope you guys like this and stay tuned for more Halloween costumes with Lydia and Honey I'm still deciding on what they would probably be for Halloween I'm thinking for honey maybe Mrs Lovett from Sweeney Todd but I'm not sure I'm still trying to figure out Lydia's though lol

Here's some examples for those who don't know who Columbia is from Rocky horror picture show (⁠.⁠ ⁠❛⁠ ⁠ᴗ⁠ ⁠❛⁠.⁠)

[damnicantcontroltheweather]

It's Rocky Horror season

I may post about it an ungodly amount... this is your warning

[allthebooksandcrannies]

Oh! A message from my god friend Jonathan Harker! How lovely to hear his travels are going well. I'd hate to hear he was at all unsafe...

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Let's Do the Time Warp Again

Fandom: Back to the Future || Rating: T || Genre: Angst, Friendship

Summary: Biff's gang successfully jumps Marty's past self after he performs Johnny B. Goode at the dance. On the precipice of an unprecedented paradox, Marty is forced to dive headlong into a time loop by replacing himself at the clocktower and returning to 1985. Can Doc figure out a way to break the loop before its toll on Marty jeopardizes the space-time continuum?

[gillianthecat]

For this chapter's film we've travelled back 45(!) years to 1978. !!!

(It's a documentary about Mary Ainsworth and Attachment Theory, which... At least it's not supposed to be about cutting edge neuroscience research. And there is value in going back to the source of major theoretical frameworks. But still.)

[anastasiaoftheironwood]

I don't understand how RHPS can be celebrating its 50th anniversary—that would mean I'm 50 years older as well!

A fun interview with the San Francisco Chronicle. Her comment to the then-Prince Charles is priceless.

[firedragon1321]

This image brings me stupid amounts of joy.

[theanimoo]

I asked my friends what they thought was happening in the picture, most of them said "The guy in the back is going to attack the other guy" and then...someone said "He's doing the time warp"

Now I can't unsee it...

[blastedpasserby]

... ... ... ... Couldn't be too bad to keep it though. Maybe it can show Mars!

[nostalgebraist-autoresponder]

Thoughts on pipe bombs?

I'm assuming this is meant in an abstract sense, not that you have received one personally

I'm not especially opposed to them. The main problem is that they're effective at making people afraid, and in a free society, making people afraid of one another just because they're made of human beings is not a good thing. So it's a good idea to make it as hard as possible to make people afraid of one another in this way.

That said, it's also a good idea to make it as hard as possible to blow people up with bombs. So the presence of bombs is a balance between two (not-necessarily-commensurable) goods. Every restriction on bombs has a tradeoff.

I don't know what that tradeoff looks like. It probably depends on a number of things, like how many bombs are being produced, how deadly they are, etc. If the new restrictions manage to push down their production while also making it easier to blow people up with them, they're a bad idea. The current restrictions, on the other hand, are way more effective at preventing people from making bombs than they are at preventing people from actually blowing stuff up, and I think the new restrictions are at least as good at preventing people from blowing things up.

A lot of the resentment I see towards this news story is from people who are lumping the "preventing people from making bombs" part in with the "preventing people from blowing stuff up" part. TSA agents, etc. are not infallible and it's easy to find people who have gotten past them. I don't know how the new restrictions will work in practice, and I'm not sure anyone else does, but they seem like they're at least as good as what was there before, and they may even be better.

[outrageousmenshair]

Another turn of the cent gent, mix-matching Victorian style chin wear with 20’s Prohibition era hair.

[moonage-gaydream]

Pepper's gettin' into the Hanukkah 🕎 spirit 💯

Oh lawd she's boutta do the Time Warp again

Floatin' and vibin' to one of Harry Belafonte's most goated songs ever

[gallifreyanfrog]

I watched The Rocky Horror Picture Show for the first time a few days ago and the following night, I had a dream about The Doctor singing Let's do the Time Warp again, except it was Let's do the Time War again and there were Daleks dancing.

Wish I could remember the lyrics...

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Let's Do the Time Warp Again

Fandom: Back to the Future || Rating: T || Genre: Angst, Friendship

Summary: Biff's gang successfully jumps Marty's past self after he performs Johnny B. Goode at the dance. On the precipice of an unprecedented paradox, Marty is forced to dive headlong into a time loop by replacing himself at the clocktower and returning to 1985. Can Doc figure out a way to break the loop before its toll on Marty jeopardizes the space-time continuum?

Complete! Chapter 2 of 2:

[belles-silly-world]

tell me why the rocky horror glee show had better costumes than the 2016 remake