#[ 🤡 ] Clown

[clownmoontoon]

[centipest]

[ofmd-ann]

[majubengel]

[twyllodrus]

bright young things (2003) / good omens parallels

[bunnykaye]

💙Polin Week💛 day two | Favourite Book Scene

[izooks]

Will we make the same mistake as the Germans and vote in the Cheeto dust god clown 🤡?

I know I won’t be voting for that POS 💩

[kers-seeri]

Inktobertale?

Yes... No?

:D INKTOBERTALE DAY 6!

Ink sans belongs to Comyet

It's my birthday!!! I made sure the clock remembers what is the birthday of its owner >:D

It was a bit of an inactive year on the internet but I feel so good uploading Ink drawings <3 I hope to do it more often 💖

Without more to say I hope you have a nice week, sweetie!

-Kers Seeri

[luwukass]

OH MY GOD THE OLD TAYLOR CANT COME TO THE PHONE RN

[star-shapedfruit]

[funkingpetvulture]

🔴

[wizard-legs]

WAKE UP BABE new big top burger just dropped 🤡🤡🤡

[daincrediblegg]

No you know what. I thought Joker 2 was good. And I’m tired of pretending that it wasn’t. Reasons under the cut bc of spoilers.

Because the thing is… Arthur was never the incel power fantasy that a lot of people made him out to be the first time around. He was never a true figure of “white male rage” because fundamentally he was a figure of an extraordinary level of social/classist and interpersonal abuse that led him to violence that liberated him from that (as is the case with MANY mentally ill and socially disenfranchised people in the world), but the violence was absolutely never the thing that defined him as a character, but that’s always the first thing that people miss when a character is reduced to black and white elements in the zeitgeist. But this movie definitively proved that all of the incel dude filmbros, as well as average detractors who reduced him to that “white male rage” narrative the first time around were not reflective of him as a character because in the end, even ARTHUR HIMSELF held himself accountable for his crimes, even fessing up to killing his mother in the eleventh hour. And his subsequent death after this revelation even further drives home the point that how he exists as a figure of nuance could never survive in the world that created him OR the world that allegedly “embraced” him. And I think that’s kind of beautiful from a meta-narrative standpoint and VERY faithful to how the first film operated.

[laurasbailey]

ONE CRITICAL ROLE SCENE PER EPISODE C3E13: A Dance of Deception

[dirtboy]

I made a ✨quiz✨

Enjoy

[ciccerone]

cross guild ✌️ by toboldlymuppet