#Oh and among us

[omniscientfish]

happy birthday to gravity falls, welcome to nightvale, and Vanessa from Phineas and Ferb!

[brainrotcharacters]

makes me giggle to think of X2 Logan meeting dp&w Logan when this is a thing

[farosdaughter]

heaven must have sent you from above

heaven must have sent your precious love,

oh to find a love like yours is rare these days

'cause you've shown me what happiness is in so many ways

YOUR MONSTER (2024) dir. Caroline Lindy

[transxfiles]

most people watch the x files because they either want to see aliens or watch mulder and scully kiss. coincidentally the x files is a show that is well known for avoiding showing us aliens at all costs and also not letting mulder and scully kiss.

[bebx]

love that in Squid Game s1 it's Jun-ho who became the imposter by going undercover and sabotaging the Pink Soldiers, and in season 2 it's In-ho who became the imposter by going undercover and sabotaging Gi-hun and other Players

we love tragic / traumatized brothers who love playing Among Us

[jonsnowunemploymentera]

Something that’s always missing whenever people talk about Lyanna and the Kingsguard at the Tower of Joy is that these things should always circle back to Jon Snow. He’s our main character here. Rhaegar and Lyanna, as well as the Kingsguard, are all dead. They were dead before this story began. This tiny section of text is meant to give color to Jon — who is alive, and whose story is currently unfolding. The events at the Tower of Joy, told entirely through Ned’s fever dream for a reason, essentially serve as one thing: fantasy protagonist myth building 101. Three wise men, a legendary magical sword, some of the greatest knights of an era, a dying queen lady, the end of an age, a dead prince, a dead king, and then here comes a soon to be completely orphaned prince whose life hangs on the balance and whose survival depends on the compassion of one lord and his wizard friend. GRRM is literally retelling King Arthur’s backstory through Jon. This whole thing is one giant literary allusion to Uther and Igraine and the boy king Arthur, to Lancelot and his Joyous Guard, to Guinevere, and to tragic romances. It reads as an ode to Arthurian fantasy and is meant to backdrop the main protagonist’s fantastical origins. The Kingsguard are there to play into that. Their presence at the Tower, in that moment, was never about Lyanna; not solely, anyway. Their presence is tied to Rhaegar’s last surviving male child, and the language used suggests that they had chosen their king, for better or worse. Any discussion surrounding the Kingsguard’s presence at the Tower that focuses on anyone but Jon completely misses the point imo.

[shiftythrifting]

some..... interesting finds from my last thrift adventure.

[reddsl1mer]

THE WAY HE REPEATS IT?? HIS VOICE??? HELLO???

[corruptimles]

MikuAllWeeku Day 5: Among Us

[lmsygl]

special thanks to thailand for giving me a bountiful source of sapphic content with no d*ad lesbians

[thereaderinsertlady]

Based off of @camprell-art 's reblog :3

WAAAH THIS TOOK FOREVER MY HAND IS FALLIN OFF AHRGRGG anyways, in remembrance of @cottoncanderino spending like an hr or 2 on a lil twitter icon only to cover up the background with a (ahem) rather big-chested character, here are closeups of the icons in the pic

[fjordfolk]

when social media ppl say of their dogs that they 'just don't like to exercise, they're healthy and there's nothing wrong with them they're just built for the couch' and then pans to a dog that's at least 50% overweight

[annabelle--cane]

a classmate of mine drove me to a field trip in a carpool earlier today and she stopped to get hot chocolate and offered to buy me one since I didn't have my wallet on me. fully almost burst into tears in broad daylight because a casual acquaintance bought me a $1.50 convenience store beverage.

[royalarchivist]

Slimecicle: It think it's over this way! Everyone 5 seconds later: [SCREAMS]

A series of unfortunate events, aka: Charlie Slimecicle's terrible horrible no good very bad Lethal Company run.

(Featuring Jaiden, Baghera, and Ironmouse)

[ahalliance]

just finished Nimona… DAMN does it feel good to watch such an openly queer movie man

[dragonzzilla]

The whole "A male is only born to the Gerudo once in a hundred years" presents a fascinating psychological crucible

By accident of birth, you're othered from the rest of your people. There is literally no one else like you. No one alive at least. You are born in the shape and in the shadow of long dead monarchs, Great Men.

But what does it mean to be a man in a society that is otherwise comprised entirely of women (I do not believe in gender essentialism; but I do believe in societal pressures). You are a boy and are constantly reminded of it. A boy without a father, without brothers; and when you become a man, you will never have sons of your own or even nephews. You're a single drop of masculinity in a ocean of mothers, sisters, wives, daughters, nieces; awash in femininity but forever separate from it. You are a man and that makes you king.

Before you're out of swaddling, you're placed on a pedestal. Elevated, in some regards. Afforded the greatest privileges available to your people. But they're not quite your people. However thinly it is presented, there's always going to be a degree of separation from everyone you know and care about. Your otherness is constantly reinforced, celebrated even. You're going to be a king. And you don't get a choice in the matter. You must stand alone, forever.

There are other men in the world, but they are not Gerudo. There are Gerudo, but none of them are men. The only people who could understand your struggle exist only as imperious statues and aspirational legends. They are Gerudo men, just like you, but they're not people anymore. They are kings, conquerors, shapers of history, children of destiny, great men. You are a man and that means you are destined for greatness.

Try not to crack under the pressure.