#and I'm Mad about it

[robinsfixating]

Ok but Tommy in happy hour eioyi?

[cannibalhellhound]

I made a meme because my life has been taken over by buff queer idiots wearing goddamn uniforms

[marbearmarigold]

The way I had to rewind "my fiance Nordvpn" twice, once to make sure I heard correctly (I had), and twice to yell at this man "Why Would You Say That"

[problematicsashawaybright]

its so fucked up how they grow a bunch of guys in a lab and don't let them go outside or interact with the world until it's time to stick them behind the wheel of a car and make them experience right turn lanes and merging into a different lane for the first time ever. someone should really do something about this.

[big-cheesy-productions]

Sonic Movie 3 Spoilers

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I'm trying to come to terms with the fact that the movies are an AU and this is a Different Story than what we know for Shadow. I get that.

But I'm also like, why do it Like That. Why make the changes they did? Why not just do the fan favorite story for the fan favorite character as it is? From every level of film making, I can't wrap my head around that decision. Why claim that Shadow and Maria's story is one of the most important in the Sonic world, and then Change It and not give it the screen time it deserves? Or why not explain the changes more thoroughly within the story instead of having a 3 minute dance scene? Why take away Maria's sickness? Why have Shadow be found instead of made? WHY remove the promise???

Like, yeah their friendship is there, and she does die, which one could argue is the story at its most basic, but the real tragedy that makes it so compelling isn't there.

I just keep coming back to, if you're going to kind of do Sonic Adventure 2, why not just fully do Sonic Adventure 2? And maybe that's unfair just because I really love Sonic Adventure 2, and again, the movies are an AU. I KNOW.

I just really need an explanation, Jeff Fowler, please.

I'm just so conflicted. Idk, I really need this second watch.

[romantichore]

I hope this tragedy opens people's eyes.

we know that, every year, rain will come and flood at least a handful of cities around the state. we know that, if it rains a lot in the countryside, all that water will funnel down to Lake Guaíba. we know that people living in the islands near Porto Alegre are going to be affected even if it's mild. hell, it hasn't even been a full year since the last time Eldorado was flooded.

the climate crisis is going turbo on everyone's ass but still, we know it. we have slang to call someone an idiot that translates to "1941's flood dumbass" because, you know, it's been happening for a long time.

it's 2024 and people still don't bother paying attention to who it is they give their votes to. you know, the people who can invest in preventive actions and make sure everyone's safe. it's like we forget that we are entrusting our own wellbeing and that of others to people who will say what we want to hear, whatever that is.

we can't see the future, but we can prepare, and read, and ask, and argue, and vote. no, not all politicians are the same. no, not all of them have good intentions. it's our job as citizens to see through the bullshit and hold them accountable - and I hope the biggest flood since 1941 makes people look at things differently. and for the love of all the gods, get your head out of your ass and stop with the canceling out your vote thing.

nas próximas eleições, sentem o dedo nessa merda, gurizada

[justreckin]

Just briefly harping on a thing that drives me nuts but:

In Q & A the very first time we meet Una her rank is listed as Lt. Commander and her arm bands look like this:

So you wanna explain to me why years later when her arm bands look like this:

We're still calling her Lt. Commander???????

[timetravelbypen]

I'm reading a book that has a lot of potential and all the ingredients are there for it to be a thing I will love and it is instead annoying me and I'm tempted to give up on it but also tempted to finish it to see if I'm being annoyed about it for the right reasons.

[buttonloops]

i am deeply saddened to inform you that it continues to happen

i did not want to wash the dishes and i did not want to pack my lunch, but i wanted them to be done, so i did them

...and it took FIFTEEN MEASLY MINUTES INCLUDING THE POTS AND THE CUTTING BOARD

it feels like it should take SO MUCH LONGER given how much i dread them what do you MEAN they're done and i don't have to fret about it and my space is clean and the cheese isn't slowly drying onto the grater and my lunch is tucked in the fridge ready to slide into my bag tomorrow morning

[cade-a-way]

No more abortions.

Oh, wait. I meant to say:

No, more abortions!

[turtleations]

Interview with Ishikawa Satoshi (Music Critic)

Published in the hide BIBLE (by Akemi Oshima) 2008

Q1: When did you meet hide for the first time?

Q2: Please tell us what kind of impression you had at the time.

A: Uwah, I can’t even remember. Maybe in the dressing room after the Kyoto Sports Valley performance, but… Anyhow, the association afterwards was too tight, so time just flew by.

Q3: Please tell us of an episode with hide that left an impression on you. Q4: What kind of person was hide to you?

A: He was a man who put everything he thought was “interesting” into practice, and so I was able to realize a series of “different” conversations with Imai Hisashi, Fuji Maki, Otsuki Kenji and Oyamada Keigo. At the same time, he enthusiastically recommended promising “unknown newcomers” such as The Mad Capsule Markets or Zeppet Store, and I think we had a relationship of wonderful complicity. In the early days of LEMONed, the two of us would string together many a cunning scheme. As we consumed large quantities of alcohol, we would also get into fist fights with each other (distant laughter), but to me, he was a delightful and irreplaceable companion. Publicly and in private.

Q5: If you ever saw him live, please tell us of your impression.

A: Only the “Eternal Rock Boy” could do it, that tender-hearted live.

Q6: Out of hide’s songs, which is your favorite and why?

A: I deliberately give you the famous “HIDE’s Room” from X’s lives. Because that toy box filled with anything and everything is the root where everything of this guy came from.

[occultacademic]

Stupid how getting up early and drinking my coffee and going for a foggy morning walk makes my entire life feel right again.

[thenotcanadian]

We’ve started season 6 of Buffy and watching how certain characters are in season 5 and early season 6 makes me so mad for what they do later on.

I’m talking about Spike and Xander, and I’m bitter. Both of them were on good trajectories and then Spike has “Seeing Red” and Xander dumps Anya on their wedding day and honestly, Fuck That. Unnecessary character assassination.

[lab-gr0wn-lambs]

Istg nothing gets me angry like being mildly inconvenienced in a room that’s slightly too hot

[myhusbandsasemni]

Adan-aran grows a very rare herb called Witchash. Normally, you have to find it out just out in the wild, but he’s found a way to actually grow it. He likes to plant it in so he always has some ready. 

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[musicprincess1990]

Wanna know how much of a nerd I really am?

I bought this book...

...And I'm currently in the process of reading it, but it's taking a while, because...

...I'm taking notes.

FOR FUN.