GOODBYE GOODBYE GOODBYE GOODBYE I PUT TOO MUCH FLOUR FOR MY FCE/HOME EC PRACTICAL EXAM AND ACCIDENTALLY MADE BANANA BREAD
YKNOW WHAT AT LEAST I MANAGED TO SAVE IT AHAHAHHAHA
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Oh ho ho!! You fucked up now, trumpet player! ANONS, ATTACK!!
WH-ALICE?! GET THE FUCK OFF MY BED- DIO?!
I JUST WANT TO SLEEP
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I need some chaos...
Let's go make a new save in the Sims just to burn the whole family!
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Cross dressing is equivalent to wearing a clown suit to you?
I cross dress every single day. 🤡
Cross dressing for the sake of "comedy" perpetuates transphobic and homophobic beliefs that are untrue. It's unfunny to use cross dressing in the guise of humor. Dressing as a clown, when you know you're going to meet someone important is unfunny and disrespectful imo. It just makes you look stupid. Like a clown.
Male in women's clothes for his personal enjoyment, good.
Male in women's clothes to be laughed at, bad.
The same goes for women in men's clothes and NB people. Wear what makes you happy (even if it's literally clown clothes, no judgement).
Xiaolin Showdown does have one instance of "accidental cross dressing" in season one's "Big as Texas." In this scene Clay chases Raimundo around the Temple and ends up covered in various objects, debris, and substances that make him look like a lady in front of his Texan father. Now this is long before transgender bathroom bills and gay marriage, but Texan stereotypes were still ultra conservative and anti- anything that wasn't WASPy and Christian. I remember seeing this scene at age 12 and thinking, "Oh crap! Is his dad gonna scold him?!" But Daddy Bailey didn't say anything. He just seemed unimpressed.
I didn't see "man looks like a lady" and laugh. I laughed because I imagined it would be so fun to chase my friend around, even if I was mad at them. Now contrast that giddy feeling with the disapproval of a parent you deeply respect catching you doing something you thought was fun.
Shortly after this scene, Daddy Bailey announces that he's pulling Clay out of the Temple and cannot continue being a Monk, because it wasn't teaching him "how to be a man." We, the viewers, assume this has everything to do with gender stereotypes and traditional gender roles. But at the end of the episode, Clay simply stands up for himself and affirms his personal beliefs. That's all Daddy Bailey wanted for Clay to prove he was "a man."
If that's all it takes to be a "man," then all of us are men. And that's what Xiaolin Showdown was really about—subverting stereotypes.
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@tetsuwan-atom said:
D o i t y o u w o n ' t
I WILL DO HARM TO YOU IF YOU DON’T STOP THAT SHIT.
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Chaos at Dawn
What are your morning rituals? What does the first hour of your day look like?
Morning Madness (short)
Every dawn in Morning Mayhem is a jump into chaos. A human rockets out of bed, dives into the kitchen war zone against rebellious appliances and an acrobatic orange, then plunges down the surreal rabbit hole of YouTube.
The wake-up mission becomes a jungle expedition, and breakfast a…
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