#food for example.

[rebellum]

I'll never get over how FUNNY it was for me to be like

"I feel so sad and like I'm disconnected from black culture. People talk about all this stuff online and I have no relationship to it. I'm so upset that I feel like I'm not REALLY black because of this disconnect from black american culture. "

And my brother just being like

"Star."

"We're Canadian"

[canisalbus]

are the dogs in your universe colorblind? and if so has that effected the popularity of different dye colors in any way?

The dogs in my universe see the same spectrum of color humans do. This is one of those seemingly small details that would cause big, dominoing changes in their worldview and culture if I altered it, and I feel like it's just not worth the hassle. Dogs in real life see blue, yellow and muted green fine, but red and orange are completely absent, and my art tends to be more warm toned, with recurring reds and oranges.

[sleepsucks]

[a-waste-of-time-and-hot-glue]

Trimax Vol. 8 Ch. 5

[dovewingkinnie]

me when i have to narrate some assholes life and the only time i get to really think is when hes asleep

[lucaanis]

LUCANIS: It's nothing. Or not enough. ROOK: It is. And you are. 💜

[commsroom]

honestly one of the funniest and most charming things about eiffel is how normal his opinions are. his big star wars rants are "han shot first" and how much he hates the prequels + digital remasters. most of his favorite movies and bands are exactly what you'd expect for his demographic. he's a "controversial opinion: pineapple goes on pizza" dating app guy and he takes that seriously. you could set him loose in any store full of nostalgia bait guy memorabilia - a real old-playboy-magazines-and-license-plates type of place - and he'd lose his mind.

[guardian-angle22]

911 lone star -> 5.05 tarlos counseling scene pt. 3

[princehendir]

Finding out that buy and large what people mean when they say "it's dangerous to reheat rice!!" is that if rice is held at a tepid temperature for an extended period of time it tends to grow cultures that can cause food poisoning. A fact that is true about pretty much everything.

[deuynndoodles]

[id: two hannukah themed sketches featuring the main trio from danny phantom.

in the first, the camera is outside a window, looking into a cozy living room with the fireplace roaring. several menorahs lay on the windowsill. closer to the viewer, tucker holds a shamash and waves his hand erratically; sam laughs at him. an arrow declares that he's "on fire". further down the windowsill, danny floats in phantom form, lighting his menorah with ectoplasmic fire.

in the second, sam and danny sit on the floor, playing dreidel. tucker sits in a chair, watching them, eating a sufganiyah. there's a large pile of gelt in the pot, while sam and danny only have a couple pieces. a plate of sufganiyot and latkes sits next to danny. sam grins, ג (gimel) announcing her as the winner. danny looks at her, deadpan. end id]

happy hannukah!

[kingly-court]

I’m legitimately gonna explode if I don’t find someone else who understand the background tragedy of the Gleeful Family in Gravity falls.

[dailymanners]

Always show gratitude for a gift, and always thank the gift giver for the gift.

Your uncle gets you socks for Christmas? Don't just say "meh" and toss them aside. Show gratitude and thank him.

Your aunt buys you something as a housewarming gift such as candles and a towel rack, but it doesn't match the color scheme you had in mind? Don't sneer and say "I wanted coral, not black!" while tossing it aside. Show gratitude and thank her for the effort she made.

Your in law baked something for you after you just had a baby, but it has mushrooms in it and you don't like mushrooms? Don't just tell them "yeah it was full of mushrooms so I just threw the whole thing away", at least try to show kindness and gratitude.

Gift giving is, ideally, an act of benevolence in which the gift giver should, ideally, ask for nothing in return. For many, gift giving brings a lot of joy to know they're helping and giving to someone they love and hopefully bringing joy to the person they love.

And, it comes at an expensive, literally and figuratively, to the gift giver. To sacrifice some of your own time, effort, and paycheck to buy or even make something for someone you love out of the hopes of making them happy or at the very least maintain a relationship with them, only for them to sneer or say "meh" or tell you they just threw it away is crushing and hurtful.

There are exceptions, such as if the gift itself is inappropriate and makes you uncomfortable, or the reason they're giving you the gift is inappropriate and makes you uncomfortable (such as maybe they have ulterior motives and are trying to be manipulative) then of course this is different and you are under no obligation to the gift giver to show gratitude.

But otherwise, if someone is just trying to make you happy at a personal expense to themselves, the least you can do is show some appreciation for their effort.

[takemetodragonstone]

in succession 2x08 dundee when logan says “the past is all made up” i really do think that’s the thesis of the entire show btw.

like, the roy kids’ conflicting memories of their childhoods that are never clarified through any kind of flashbacks or confirmation, the entire fucking cruises scandal and the coverups of major crimes, kendall’s accident and how he even tries to rewrite the past in the finale (“that didn’t happen. I made it up”) as logan so often did in both big and small ways (from denying his knowledge of the cruises crimes before congress to small moments of “I told you this already” and “did I even make contact?”)

the fucking poem Dreamsong 29 by John Berryman that all the season finales are named after. this is just the last stanza:

“But never did Henry, as he thought he did, / end anyone and hacks her body up / and hide the pieces, where they may be found. / He knows: he went over everyone, & nobody’s missing. / Often he reckons, in the dawn, them up. / Nobody is ever missing.”

And we never have real confirmation that logan did know about cruises because the characters (minus kendall) deny it to the last. but we know. we keep our plausible deniability because we don’t know, but we know. the show essentially makes us complicit in the same way that the characters are. most of them don’t know that he knew, because they never had any explicit proof, but as kendall says in season 3 “C’mon. We knew.”

the narrative continually shows us that logan “keeps a watchful eye over his whole empire” with perhaps the best example being how he buries the evidence of kendall’s accident and manslaughter at the end of season 1. that’s a very clear parallel to the cruises situation and that’s so skillfully and subtly woven throughout season 2 when the cruises scandals are coming to light and kendall is still reeling from the accident and his guilt.

and all that’s not even touching on the whole matter of ATN and the debate over how involved logan really is in what news stories and political views his network pushes (which could be a whole separate post of its own). very similar to how the cruises thing is handled, the line is always that logan isn’t involved, while the narrative shows us otherwise.

there are a million other examples both big and small that i could pull but this post is already such a disorganized mess. someday i’ll write an essay about it i swear, or maybe somebody else out there already has, but i just needed to point out how brilliant and subtle the show is about this as i’m rewatching season 2

[kedreeva]

What would happen if a chick had nothing to imprint on, not even hatchmates, or if it couldn't see anything? What would that chick act like?

I don't know, as that would be very cruel to do to a baby, so no one would or should do it.

[canisalbus]

Your art tastes like aged paper, sugar, and chocolate to me, with a hint of salt every so often

Machete looks like white chocolate, and Vasco's like buttery caramel

.

[sergle]

I think my favorite thing about doing ginger red hair instead of cherry red hair is: lying to people about it