#i would have it as a poster if i could

[clowniconography]

i love my blog banner so much. looks at it

[egophiliac]

C'MON TO THE THEATER!

I love these guys so much. forget NRC, I want to attend their terrible disaster school for disaster children that might actually be plastered on top of the smoking remains of an actively sinking ship. I may or may not actually learn anything, but I will have the time of my life.

[sallymew4]

EVERYONE STOP WHAT YOURE DOING RIGHT FUCKING NOW

EVERYBODY SHUT UP IMMEDIATELY!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

[musubiki]

tcwg poster: Attend Anti-Witch Seduction (AWS) training today

[chessb0r3d]

i cracked the code.

[marcelineuntitled]

lil Gordon :((

[gummy-axolotl]

It's finished!

Pls reblog 💜

@kovox @actuallynickels

[annabelle--cane]

I must not stir the pot. stirring the pot is the pot stirrer. etc and so forth.

[svtskneecaps]

if i get a purgatory 3 before the year is out i'm so sorry i'm going to be INSUFFERABLE

[unhonestlymirror]

The most realistic thing about One Piece is that one of the most wanted outlaw can just fuck around the official marine base WITH HIS TATTOO EXPOSED COMPLETELY and yet - no one gives a shit??? just another normal day here, they're not paid enough for catching him, I guess.

[reegis]

obsessed with Sigyn & Thor’s enemies-to-coconspirators speedrun… Thor really went from Odin’s protégé to enthusiastic resistance member in about 5 seconds flat, totally down to help Sigyn break into the engine room and take over the train.

Like Sigyn HAD to know who Thor was, right? how did that conversation go down

[probablyaparadox]

The funniest part about crocodile isn't actually any of his shenanigans we always forget about from Alabasta (I.E. the vip vs. the pirates signs- god that man is a clown in his heart). No. It's the fact he's SIR Crocodile. Which means one of three things. 1. That's his actual last name 2. Transgender power move, "Actually my full name and title is Sir Crocodile and you will address me as such" 3. We don't actually know his last name and HE GOT KNIGHTED SOMEWHERE- LIKELY ALABASTA AND THEY JUST NEVER TOOK AWAY HIS KNIGHTHOOD AFTER HE TRIED TO TAKE OVER ALABASTA AND GOT THROWN IN JAIL. Personally my favourite is the latter.

[moonhuit]

the effects of being in hiding together for two months: mother superion and camila edition

[nosnexus]

Do you have any plans to make your fantasy high junior year book cover series into a series of prints that one could by once the season ends.

I’d like to! I have an INPRNT shop and have a few of the first few covers on there, but I’d like to put everything up there in bulk when the season ends :)

[qazastra]

oh man the other day i found out a high school friend of mine has been a shawol since 2009 and went to the super m world tour without knowing any songs like she was listening to the album on the way there (i assume for taemin lol) jopping live.... guys i have thought about this multiple times.. the ephemerality of an unlikely banger being performed live on one singular concert tour in arenas across the globe... you think ya big boy throwing three stacks

[jaggedjot]

When naming the members of the Théâtre des Vampires, Armand introduces Louis and Claudia to their “playwright in residence”, one Samuel Barclay (“Sam. Call me Sam.”). This is almost certainly a reference to Samuel Barclay Beckett, the famous modernist writer, theatre director and playwright. The style of theatre that Beckett was instrumental in creating, the so-called Theatre of the Absurd, with its focus on existentialism and tragicomic tones, shares some notable characteristics with the plays shown at the Théâtre des Vampires; Louis’ complaint that “They were weird! And always ended in death or some kind of cruel, barely motivated violence.” feels affectionately pointed. Beckett’s most famous work, Waiting for Godot, has also been confirmed by a reviewer to appear in the show (“Santiago fuming about the lack of action in a vampiric version of Waiting for Godot”). The choice of name and the inclusion of a play that was written during this period of Louis and Armand’s lives (“The Paris Albums, 1946-1949.”) but did not premiere until 1953, could suggest that Sam is meant to be the man himself. 

This is not the first time the show has played with the idea that a famous writer may have been a vampire, however, unlike Emily Dickinson, Beckett was alive and working in Paris until his death in 1989. Considering the ending of the show’s source material, it seems unlikely that Sam will live that long unless he independently parts ways with the Théâtre des Vampires. It is also notable that, if intended to be a cameo, Sam has been quite underplayed compared to historical figures like Jelly Roll Morton and Jean-Paul Sartre. Though the supposed playwright for the company, Sam is shown selling tickets for the performance and collecting laundry rather than, say, giving notes on that night’s performance. Sam is presented as apart from the other members of the coven; absent during their prank on Louis and Claudia, not joining in the ensuing greetings, and leaving during the introductions. This framing of the character suggests that he is therefore not intended to be the real Beckett. Perhaps then the name was chosen by Sam himself in an attempt to emulate a writer he admires. Perhaps it is meant to further emphasise the strangeness of the supposed playwright for the company having the least interaction with its members, while only being shown to perform menial tasks. Or perhaps this is simply a reference made by a team of writers with backgrounds in theatre.