#Terri Apple

[moviesandmania]

STRANGE HARVEST: OCCULT MURDER IN THE INLAND EMPIRE

Strange Harvest: Occult Murder in the Inland Empire is a 2024 true crime mockumentary film about a serial killer named Mr Shiny who terrorised Southern California for almost two decades. The movie was written and directed by Stuart Ortiz (Grave Encounters; Far West; co-writer of It Stains the Sands Red; Extraterrestrial; Grave Encounters 2). The movie stars Peter Zizzo, Terri Apple, Andy Lauer,…

[colleendoran]

Original pen and ink line art from GOOD OMENS, which I will have for you to see at WONDERCON. I am unable to make any original art from Good Omens for sale at this time.

I will have other books and art available to see and buy in Artist Alley B-2. I will be on multiple panels, have two signings, and do please check out my exhibit at the San Diego Comic Con Museum curated by Kim Munson

Please be aware I am a cancer patient and must prioritize my health. I will be masked and taking every precaution. If I need a break, I will take a break. Thank you for understanding.

[fionaapplerocks]

[enthraud]

And now I know how Joan of Arc felt

[canmking]

BIG ❤️ to @stereofox for sharing my new composition 🥰

Read the beautiful 📝 ⬆️

Here: https://www.stereofox.com/canmking

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[amberpriceenthusiast]

I am so the realest

[self-spaghettification]

Claudia is going to be so insane S6

Viren, with reason but also spite, took Callum’s voice—taunting him, killed Avizandum, and coined Runaan and the other elves. Aaravos encouraged Viren to kill the leaders of the four other countries and to kill the guards hunting him in the castle of Katolis.

In comparison, Claudia has, unprovoked, almost killed a dragon just for hell of it and taunted Rayla with her parents just to not give them back (even knowing what it’s like to have a parental figure taken away.)

Terry was the only thing stopping her. Terry was talking her down both times. Terry is no longer in the picture. (for Claudia, currently at least.) Who knows what she’ll do with that lack of checking and Aaravos egging her on

so ready for her to be so unhinged <3

[spajderserdel]

old drawings i decided to post bc why nott!!

włatcy móch <33

[robloxconfessions2]

when doing the tutorial for using the ball to get items in Block Tales, you get an hp+ card. terry gets upset by that, and says that he already has multiple copies of that card. if you wake up and choose violence, you can see that terry has 1000000 hp total. assuming he has a base of 10 hp, since each card is +5hp, that's 999,990 / 5, which is 199,998 hp+ cards, which is 599,994 bp, far more than the player's 30. he also has launcher and maybe ante up and baller in his build, which would up the bp by atleast 9 depending on how many he has on that card. assuming he only has 30 bp and they're all hp+ cards, he has 999,850 base hp, which means, if terry only leveled up hp, he would be level 199,970.

so you probably want to stay on terry's good side if you like living

-apple flavored noob person

(do you like the colors btw? if not i wont do this next time)

thank you for your service

[booksbabybooks]

It took me far longer than it should to realise that when American TV shows refer to "sparkling cider" they always mean a non-alcoholic drink. I used to get so confused that you'd watch Hallmark Christmas movies and wholesome characters would be day-drinking cider at the Christmas market*, or you'd see it being drunk by pregnant women or recovering alcoholics (ok, by that stage I could tell from context).

I think it causes such cognitive dissonance because in England cider is, famously, a drink broke people drink to get trashed - certainly, when and where I grew up, anyway, in the working class North. It's what teenagers drink with their mates sitting in bus stops or graveyards; it's what homeless people have stashed under their coats; add a splash of "black" to it and it's what working class Goths drink in nightclubs. (I once worked a Gary Numan club night and I think I served about 4 drinks the whole night that weren't cider and black).

There's a reason one of the most lethally alcoholic drinks on Discworld (scumble) is "made from apples. Well, mostly apples." Because all English readers will get the joke. When I used to work in a real ale pub, we sold scrumpy cider that was the highest alcohol percentage pint we had, a favourite of all the hardcore drinkers.

There are whole advertising campaigns now by drinks manufacturers designed to change our minds on this and see cider as a pleasant, classy summer drink; there're regular Government noises about increasing how much it costs to stop the sale of giant plastic bottles of the stuff being too cheap (already in existence in Scotland, which has minimum pricing rules about alcohol).

All of which means even though I *know* American shows mean "classy non-alcoholic beverage often used in fancy celebrations" my instinctive reaction is... Not that.

So when I watched the "Tarlos announce their engagement scene" in Lonestar and Paul** notices it's sparkling cider not champagne in the ice bucket so TK can drink it my first reaction was NO BUT THAT'S WORSE!

Then common sense kicks in and I'm like, oh wait, right.

*Obviously I would not be surprised to watch a British Christmas movie where characters were day drinking at the Christmas market.

**It was Paul, right? I've seen this scene giffed a million times on here but can't remember!

[primmsfairytale]

a story about obsession, particularly with a piece or form of media, taking over the main character's life to the point where it begins to solely define it

uses issues with literal eyesight/perception (blindness, hallucination, obstruction of view, etc) to illustrate this obsession

main character haphazardly journeys into a vast unknown abyss in the hope of understanding the object of their obsession

strained relationship between a character letting a sole obsession take over their life and a corresponding character trying to get away from the object of that same obsession, by any means necessary, and yet it's clear at the end that said characters still deeply care for one another

breaks the fourth wall using the format of the medium itself (footnotes, fonts, watermarks, etc)

more specifically, by taking EXTRADIEGETIC formatting elements and making them DIEGETIC (i.e. characters IN the story are aware of them)

even MORE specifically, strategically uses the color blue to continuously remind the IRL viewer/reader/whatever of the (omni)presence of the object of obsession

cameos from basically every well-known person ever in the IRL field/community related to the story, and also several not

official music associated with the story fucks severely

guy with a first name starting with "s" and the last name "wozniak" is extradiegetically referred to as "woz"

is a piece of media im normal about (lying)

borderline forever is gamer comedy house of leaves

[colleendoran]

Colleen Doran Illustrates Neil Gaiman at San Diego Comic Con Museum

Dosens of original pieces from Chivalry, Snow, Glass, Apples, American Gods, Troll Bridge, Sandman, private commissions, Norse Mythology, and Good Omens are all on display.

Thanks to curator Kim Munson, The San Diego Comic Con Museum, Director Rita Vandergaw, programming director Eddie Ibrahim, and patrons Teresa Kieu, Mikail Lotia, Jeremiah Avery, Erik von Oosten, Robert Accinelli, and Allan Hamilton who generously loaned original art for the exhibit.

[fionaapplerocks]

Fiona Apple in Spin Magazine, 1997

[endrimer]

hes such a loser (i love hihm)

i hc that!!! every demon has quirky horns ala homestuck. some of them have different colors though.

jodie's horns r blue probably

i think its more of a personality thing than a genetic thing, but also taylor with blue horns is funny i should do that. he thinks theyre gonna be red but they arent which is LAME!!!!! so he paints over them to look cooler

glenn's horns are red. idk about morgan honestly

nick's horns are blue but if you cut into them theyre red. idk i think that woud be cool

hermie's are purple. scam likely genes. i think his horns would be a swirly shape.

all the horns start out as little nubs!!!! they only get bigger and quirkier when demon puberty hits. your personality and self is basically more developed by then so the shape and color r like. more defined. do you get me. it’s like a cutie mark but for demons which is very funny to me. im unsruer if hermie 2 would have the same horns but i think it would be funny if they were slightly different. or the same. who knowzs.

[m4ndysk4nkovich]

cw: rape, domestic abuse

shameless (us), 2x10 - for her, fiona apple - shameless (us), 4x10 - ultraviolence, lana del rey, shameless (us), 2x05 - unknown

[goosters06]

HEY II fandom can y'all stop comparing Silvers inner flame to "evil" alters from a system, it's really fuckin weird.

The only character in II with DID/OSDD canonically is Paper. Yinyang are two souls in one body, and Silvers inner flame is not an "evil" alter, hell, he was barely evil. His inner flame is more likely his own subconscious acting without thinking, and the reason he'd refer to himself I'm 3rd person was to show that he wasn't in full control of his actions. Inner flame was switching between first and third person anyway.

Regardless, saying Inner flame, or even Yinyang, have 'evil alters' when they don't even have DID/OSDD canonically is. Very fuckin weird, especially since I'm seeing mostly singlets make this comparison.