#absolutely LOVE it

[vampire-skunk]

Hot Pink Giant Tentacles from the You, Me and the Balloons art installation by Yayoi Kusama

[polaksli]

My sister knows disco elysium only because I'm obsessed with it. This is her "sat on an uncomfortable chair and died" rendition.

I'm a big fan, she's captured the spirit 10/10

[finnisnotdrowning]

Absolutely loved the show way too much after 5-6 years of being a Dan fan seeing this was so exciting

[oyeixcher]

Yeonjun ✦ ’GGUM’ Official MV (feat. a fire choreography)

[meowsalah]

[lightofraye]

Jensen Ackles As Backup Dancer For Mariah Carey

Come on... 'tis the season, haha.

Credit to this TikTok. Jared is absolutely loving it and dying of laughter.

[chrissy-kaos]

For the NSFW questions all my brain is making me think is questions pertaining to OSHA, so do you operate A frame ladders without someone present to foot the ladder?

Well if OSHA is asking of course we follow the guidelines.

If this isn’t OSHA .. fuck no. Our ladder is to short so I put it on roof of the forklift while my buddy smashes beers and drives that fucker around from shelf to shelf 😂

[novelconcepts]

Evening Novel,

Big fan of yours for many moons now—as far back as the Brittana and Bechloe era. Unsure if anyone’s put this on your radar, or maybe it has graced your dashboard, but you’ve understandably scrolled past with the over-saturation of media nowadays: when you get around to watching Arcane, you’re in for a treat. If I thought Yellowjackets and Orphan Black and Bly Manor had storytelling in the bag… Arcane may very well be unprecedented and surely right up your alley. Compelling, nuanced, right in the feckin’ feels. Hope to see you enjoy it soon!

Best, Quatre

This is without a doubt the funniest dual message I’ve gotten in ages. You’re not wrong! Arcane is excellent and I love it dearly! I’m so glad you wanted to make sure I didn’t miss it, thank you, and thank you for hanging out so long around my little slice of internet. 🥰🥰🥰

[whatasillymoss]

I actively refuse to process the vengeance saga until tomorrow

my brain just

can't

[etrevil]

Bones has somehow made Fyodor's reaction gayer I now believe one of the big executives there is a Fyolai enthusiast

[what-do-you-mean-theyre-evil]

Everyone being cautious and suspicious of Aerin for valid reasons

Me meanwhile:

🎶ME AND MR. WRONG GET ALONG SO GOOD -!🎶

[astranix]

my favorite tony and howard parallel is and forever will be them saying "miss me?" to natasha and peggy... like the. respect. the chemistry. the "im slightly scared of how amazing you are at what u do" from both sides in both cases

[silver-stargazing]

aggressively arospec week: arospec headcanons (demiromantic)

The *Hits my favorite classic movies with the arospec beam* Edition:

◦ Nick and Nora Charles from The Thin Man

◦ Clara Snyder and Marty Piletti from Marty

◦ Claudine Price and Rupert B. Marshall from Claudine

[Image ID: Three images of characters against the black-triangle demiromantic flag. Image 1: Nick and Nora Charles from The Thin Man. Nick is wearing a tuxedo with a flower corsage and Nora is wearing a halter-top dress and a diamond braclet. They are both smiling at each other. Their image is in black-and-white. Image 2: Clara Snyder and Marty Piletti from Marty. Clara is looking off-screen with a large grin while Marty is looking side-ways at Clara. Their image is in black-and-white. Image 3: Claudine Price and Rupert B. Marshall from Claudine. Claudine is looking off-screen with a big smile while hugging Rupert, who is looking straight on with a grin. /end ID]

[smol-stardust]

There’s something about how the lightness and darkness was framed in The Girl From the Other Side.

First how the colours feel muted but Shiva, the little girl is portrayed in all white and the Teacher, who’s a curse of sorts is black, making them stand out. But it seems to go deeper than the visuals of the protagonists.

There’s the cursed creatures of the outside who are “dark” But then there’s the teacher who’s supposedly one of the monsters who curse. But he finds Shiva and decides to help and protect her. He supposedly lost his humanity but stil has it in him to help the girl he found.

Then there’s Shiva and how she’s not scared of the teacher and trusts him to teach her things even though they’re supposed to be from separate worlds. But there’s her dreams ans how she seems to be stuck in a darkness, a fear of being alone…

Just watching Shiva and the teacher’s interactions of seemingly mundane things and how they’re bonding as the journey and learn together is so sweet. But there’s something a little harrowing in how the story is told/shown…

Something about how the two are shown visually to be light/dark, but their internal goals and struggles seem to convey differently. How they’re interlocked and connected to both light and dark in their own ways.

And the soldiers in the beginning, seeming to have killed anyone who they think has become cursed.

Then “mother”… who is mother? Who are the cursed creatures, what are they after? But if they’re cursed, why does she sing a melody that seemingly guides(?) teacher to stay by Shiva?

It’s so shrouded in mystery but the way the story shows light being in the teacher, and there’s darkness in the people. The way they’re interconnected feels so raw and has this gentle allure. Maybe about how light and dark can’t exist without each other… maybe also something about embracing both for connections?

I’m not really sure, but it was so raw and something about the allure of the mystery and the underlying tone of the story made it really captivating while leaving an ache behind.

[gxldbvby]

favorite word?

Silly