#c ;; elijah

[kadavernagh]

@totally-not-a-dod-agent replied to your post “What do you do to relax?”:

relax (verb) /rɪˈlæks/ to (cause someone to) become less active and more calm and happy: example: After work she relaxed with a cup of tea and the newspaper.

​Surely there's something more productive she could be doing with her time.

[domrobinxgardner]

I definitely get that and feel similar. I think that could probably be said for most hobbies, honestly. It's easy to get sucked into hobbies for a moment and then become cavalier about it.

I'm very hit and miss when it comes to reading. I read so much all in one stint and then I fall out of it and don't read for months... rinse and repeat. I don't mind it, though. That's so valid, getting obsessed with a good series is always fun.

[nobigneil]

Neil Newbon & Bryan Dechart

[crowleys-hips]

Elijah is a stronger man than i am bc if a hot robot said to me "I cannot say what I feel in any human sense, Partner Elijah. I can say, however, that the sight of you seems to make my thoughts flow more easily, and the gravitational pull on my body seems to assault my senses with lesser insistence, and that there are other changes I can identify. I imagine that what I sense corresponds in a rough way to what it is that you may sense when you feel pleasure" i would make out with them right there and then

[ariadnewhitlock]

Flies could be cute. I don't think we should discount flies. They're helpful. Mosquitoes are not my favorite.

Right. There's too much meanness in the world.

Fair. I do have a partner who I like to hug.

You really think so? 🤨

Those are cute. I don't think all bugs are cute tho. Flies? No thank you.

That's fair. If you ain't got something nice to say, don't say anything.

Good. Save those for the people you love. Yeah, that's a talent !

[feyres-divorce-lawyer]

tvd missed such a huge opportunity with elejah

[andy-888]

The Robots of Dawn:

Elijah: am I gay for Daneel? Am I in danger? Is loving a robot weird? Which urinal should I use? Is someone going to kill me while I pee? I'm scared of rain.

Dannel: what a cool case with all my best friends

Giskard: get me out of here

[see-fee]

C/Fe problems be like

Elijah:

and we know how it ends 🦾❤️‍🔥

[dom-i-nate]

I appreciate that, darling. Since I don't really want to talk about it. Yeah, I know I shouldn't push it. I got back into working out - that was kind of a 'step one' sort of idea. I don't know if I'll get fully back to swimming they way I once did. Not sure I really should to be honest. That's also a possibility - who knows, honestly

I get it. I mean I don't know what things you're referring to and I won't pry, but I get that life can get in the way sometimes. Only get back into it if you want to, and don't push it, you know? Unless it's like riding a bike and you fall back into it as easily as breathing...

[nerdsandbabyteeth]

My muse

[lezclaypool]

[inkingtheinfinite]

the robot novels • isaac asimov • pg592

detroit: become human

[slaved-violetevans]

You're allowed to think or feel about this however you want, of course. I just would hate to see anyone feel they're already done before they've tried, you know? But also, this is all just my opinion, and you don't have to listen to it if you don't want.

You're right, actually. I met my ex claim in about four months of moving to America from London so a year is plenty of time. I should worry less. Noted...

[josebarrmageddon]

9(2009) 15th Anniversary

My hype for this movie was through the roof. On top of it already looking unique compared to other movies coming out at the time, I saw it was produced by Tim Burton, who I was obsessed with growing up. I was 12 and my best friend, Kal, and I went to see it after school on opening day. It was also the first time I went to the movies without an adult, which my Parents were hesitant about before agreeing to let me see it. Kal and I walked out really liking it, but I became obsessed with it. I loved the characters, voice acting, backstory, visual designs, and world building.

Over the years, I’ve heard some complaints, like the plot being too simple and having little to no character depth, but I think because I saw it at the right time, I was able to fill in those blanks and just appreciated the things it did right. While now, its kind of quaint, I do remember feeling it was more mature and creepy and I liked it. I categorized it under gateway horror, as around the same time, I started delving more into classic horror and monster movies. It’s not necessarily aimed at mature adults, it’s aimed at the kids who are ready to see something a little bit more scary. That’s why the plot is easy to follow and the visuals and tone are intense. Director Shane Acker has talked about making more dark animated movies like this, but nothing’s happened. I know he’s still around working on visual effects for movies and making shorts, but I’d really love to see another feature from him. Hard to believe it’s been 15 years, but It’s still nice to see the 9 fandom occasionally pop up and remind me of simpler times.

- Jose Barr (9/9/24)

[nobigneil]

elijah kamski.

[moltolavoro]

@pluresque

perhaps he should've learned by now. perhaps he should have known that his family couldn't be trusted. but there was a piece of him that clung, relentlessly, to the idea that perhaps their cruelty was an exaggerated memory. that the scars he carried and the disappointment they harboured were imaginings he could deny.

he can't deny them now. not with the shackles around his wrist. not with harker here. harker, who looks hungry. or -- well, more aptly he looks starved. elijah knows the difference. elijah knows what this is. proof.

❛ harker, ❜ elijah's voice trembles, just a little bit. he doesn't mean it to. the thing is - the thing about it is he's not frightened. not really. he knows harker too well. ❛ how long - ❜ he doesn't finish the question. harker will know what he's asking.