#SENSELESS!!!!!!

[hawkeshep]

actually Varric is alive and right next to me? no clue wtf you’re all on about

[badolmen]

WARNING 18+

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[smalltownrodeo]

MATTHEW LILLARD SENSELESS (1998)

[teddypoi-qd]

an old lady I was serving today saw my "don't die wondering" pin and said she really liked it, and I was about to be like "oh? old fruit?" but then she started talking about how she dreads dying in the middle of a book, because then she'll never know the end which is, like, an equally valid interpretation of the message tbh. I told her it's a good reason to come back as a ghost and she lit up saying she thinks she'd be really good at haunting. kind of an icon tbh. i hope she dies at the end of her book, or that she comes and haunts the library so she can read to her heart's content.

EDIT: This is getting notes, so I'm slapping on some terf repellent preemptively lol

[xxviviennevincentxx]

Scream (1996)

SLC Punk! (1998)

Senseless (1998)

Thirteen Ghosts (2001)

Scooby-Doo (2002)

Five Nights at Freddy's (2023)

[dailyflicks]

MATTHEW LILLARD as TIM LAFLOUR in Senseless (1998) dir. Penelope Spheeris

[stheresya]

i love the way sansa is so proud to be catelyn's daughter. in a world where women are expected to assimilate to their husbands' world once they get married, there's sansa adopting her mother's gods into her creed, taking pride in having her mother's looks, often choosing to wear the colors of her mother's house and, most importantly, drawing strength from her mother's memory. what's so great about this is that it's not an act of spite against her father. she's just proud of being both stark and tully. it's like arya said: the woman is important too.

[a-scary-lack-of-common-sense]

I cannot wait for this Stan to reconnect with his Ford.

I still haven't figured out HOW exactly they'll meet yet, but I do think that Ford would ATTACH himself to Stanley and talk his ears off forever when they eventually get comfortable :] and Stanley would listen because HOLY SHIT, THAT'S HIS BRO HE HASN'T SEEN FOR 40-ISH YEARS, HE MISSED HIS VOICE. Nonstop certified Yapper & Listener relationship <3

Stanley looks dead faced because of his ingrained poker face, but he's thouroughly enjoying it, even if sometimes he has no idea what the fuck Ford is saying. He never interrupts him though, since he knows people usually ignore or interrupt him mid-talk already. So sometimes Stan gets stuck in awkward situations where he has to leave or do stuff, but also doesn't have it in his heart to stop Ford and extract himself out of a (one-sided) conversation.

[loseractivities]

i fuck with this rarepair. stuilly a year after the murders new names and new faces. what do you think.

inspired by @jelyyy23

[daynascullys]

I feel like one thing most people don’t fully comprehend is just how incredible it is not only that Simone Biles does what she does, but that she’s able to do it at 27. Gymnastics is a brutal sport and there’s a reason very few gymnasts even make it to college gym, and even fewer are able to compete all four years. It’s easier to get hurt, you’re more likely to have previous injuries that have caused lasting pain, and you’ll have gone through puberty and needed to adjust to the changes that causes in your body. It makes her coming back that much more special.

[paragon-arthur]

Something I realised about the situation with Maria in Sonic 3.

Yes, she isn't said to be terminally ill, or Shadow being born to cure her, which is a huge departure from the games. But I'd say it still maintains nearly the same level of tragedy.

She was able to walk around, interact with people. Be silly, be active, tie a rope to Shadow and get him to pull her around on her own roller skates.

She was able to go outside, and see Earth in all its beauty. The stars, the sky, the moon. She was able to lie down in the grass with her brother and comfort him about his own insecurities.

Maria Robotnik was a child full of life, with a life to look forward to.

And that was taken from her.

Sonic 3, all it does, is change the tragedy from 'she was never going to live long' to 'she was able to have a long life and it was stolen from her in cruelty and unfairly'.

That's the injustice that drives Shadow in Sonic 3.

Maria Robotnik should have lived a long and good life. Gone to school, got a career, changed the world with Shadow at her side.

Instead, because of the cruelty of the military, she lost it all and will never be able to have that life.

[theycallmemarcy]

bitches be like “he’s my comfort character” and it’s just a matthew lillard character

[cacaocheri]

uhhh just read love death and rollerskates by @spadillelicious . guess who's my favorite

[teddypoi-qd]

the fandom: kim never smiles

fayde, with the steel chair:

[lucigooseart]

senseless 1998

there is simply not enough tim laflour love he is my wife

[skyrigel]

Armand on why he's not collecting his 70 years old infant who won't stop annoying louis