#fall menu

[beaucereza]

[timmurleyart]

Fall menus. 🍔🚙🍟

[martydaxnger]

a moment of silence for all the baristas making nothing but fall menu items this morning

[weepingrose13]

Starbucks Fall Line up by WeepingRose13 on @DeviantArt

REVIEW:

Tried a pumpkin spice latte for the first time. I was right, it's overrated.

The pumpkin cream cold brew was pretty good.

I was disappointed by the apple crisp macchiato

[campcampkirbykirbykirby]

Alongside the commentaries, the guy who ripped the Camp Camp Blu-Ray ripped just about everything else, including the most adorable Blu-Ray menu I have ever seen, and I saw no harm in sharing it with you all.

[boygirlswag]

modern au laios would 100% be a zookeeper. i feel like they'd start him with mucking out the monkey pits but hes so good with kids that they eventually just let him do shows and demonstrations. actually where's the dungeon meshi we bought a zoo au

[annoyangle]

The Crystal Bill from Alex says: SPOILERS BELOW

PREPARE FOR HIS COMING (link to B&N)

The audio base is interstitial music from "Monty Python and the Holy Grail" - "Intermission (Neil Innes) (EMI 1975)".

(UPDATED) MORSE inside the music cracked by Reddit: THREE SIDES TO EVERY STORY THREE SIDES TO EV

The common saying Bill is referencing here is "There are three sides to every story: your side, my side, and the truth. "

[eteroutsider]

csm patreon requests just keep on going

[fictionalfoodpolls]

Mable Juice from Gravity Falls

[water-bottle-dont-sip]

Some bill doodles!! I just finished the show earlier and cried ;-;

[beaucereza]

"i'm so glad i live in a world where there are octobers"

[steveharrington]

like i’m seeing criticisms that say the menu’s entire thesis is just “rich people bad” which to me is just not true….each table has a specific failing that goes beyond just being rich, that explains how their wealth has influenced their behavior. tyler entrenches himself in food culture and tells erin repeatedly that she doesn’t get it, but he can’t make a single dish himself because his supposed love of food is entirely upheld by other people making it for him. the food critic sees herself as the patron saint of chef slowik’s restaurant because she gave him a good review years back, but she also destroyed other chefs livelihood for the sake of content. she wants credit for the good, but removes herself from blame for the bad. the business guys think that their connection to their boss, who they think is owed credit for keeping the restaurant open while also providing his inexperienced input, makes them above everyone else. the married couple has spent $1500 11 times to eat there, but they can’t name a single dish they’ve eaten. and yes these distinctions are made by class, but they’re specific and the each make a certain point about the way art is removed from the context of its creator (tyler) or torn apart for content (the critic) or used to promote a soulless business venture (business dudes) or consumed only for appearance (the married couple) and to me that’s so much more than “rich people bad”

[ink-pocket]

favorite films 2022

(reupload because i accidentally deleted everything)

(update: hadn't seen puss in boots the last wish til this year, but i think it knocks out incantation for the 10th best spot)

bigcartel bonanza patreon

[thegirl-in3z]

🎃 SEE’S CANDIES 🍫

[lovely-v]

i listen to an unhealthy amount of podcast right now it's like every time someone asks what i've been up to I'm like well I've been listening to this podcast

[inquisitor-julia]

Painting my nails purple bc of da:v? More likely than you think