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[b0tster]

i really like how the enemies in the silent hill hospitals are not 'insane patients' and instead are the nurses

[sylvielauffeydottir]

i love seeing oppenheimer discourse on this website revolving around how the movie is going to ‘glorify the atomic bomb’ or ‘celebrate war writ large’ bc it honestly makes me think people know literally nothing about who oppenheimer was, what he came to believe, or what happened to him. but go off i guess

[slutabed]

barbie spoilers?? maybe?? but idk why one of the things i loved most about the movie that i’m not seeing anyone else talk about (because maybe it’s a hard thing to bring up, or “bad” to talk about, or whatever, but) is that sharon rooney features so prominently as one of the main Barbies in Barbieland. i know sharon rooney from her role as rae earl in “my mad fat diary” where it was the first time i was seeing myself and my struggles with binge eating disorder and depression and fatness being portrayed on tv, and while maybe it wasn’t a super mainstream show (idk how popular it was in the uk), it was a show that was seeing me. 

and now sharon rooney is playing a barbie in THE barbie movie, and she is not “plus size barbie” or “body neutrality barbie” or like any of mattel’s recent attempts to make barbie have a normal body despite the original doll’s unrealistic proportions. she’s just a barbie!!!! she’s as much of a barbie as any of the other barbies!!!! idk why that’s giving me such a thrill especially to see her in the movie and i can’t really articulate what it is (that a person without margot robbie’s body shape/size is perfectly, evenly on par with her in a movie of this caliber -- not the main character or star, obviously, but is equally considered as beautiful and perfect as stereotypical barbie and all the other barbies just by being herself) -- but i loved loved loved loved loved it and i’m so happy that it was just a *thing* without needing to be quantified. 

[fuffy2002]

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+ silly kimkat commentary

[starfishir]

Imagine if dress up!Kinito had an option to access your browsing data to analyse and create his own custom graphic shirts based on your browser history or feed

I think it would have a lot of potential :D

.. dress up!Jade was always in charge of the Bubble Boutique for a reason…

At least he is more skilled in photography

[melonyfelonyfellonme]

What if... I know Manfred doesn't really like nicknames but what if Rook starts calling him a nickname further into their relationship with Emmrich and maybe it's the only nickname he actually likes

And it's maybe Manfred's way of accepting Rook as part of his family in some way

Imagine how surprised Emmrich would be at that lol

[shepscapades]

shep I was talking to my brother about dbhc xisuma as one does and mentioned that ask about not being able to puzzle xisuma's face together mentally and my brother joked that the reason you put the spoiler bars and such on his face is cause you cant draw his whole face yet 😂

anyway I might have talked his ear off about dbhc idk tho lmao

LMAOO NOOOO!!! MY SECRET FINALLY IS OUT!!! /silly

[izvmimi]

it’s funny because Dynamight won the Sports Festival, died on camera during the meta war, revived miraculously and beat AFO, but he drops in the hero rankings merely 8 years later cuz he’s ‘not nice’

[witchlingcirce]

Interesting enough: anytime I’ve ever mentioned the circle the topic of how Maryse & Robert’s punishment for there crimes wasn’t a good punishment always comes up because I think it’s quite interesting.

Objectively: no it’s not a good punishment. You’re still giving these bad people, who have committed bad acts- a position of power within your council and within shadowhunters as well.

However I think if you think deeper about it (aka think to much about), there are aspects of it that actually make it seem less bad!

I think something people don’t point out a lot when talking about is that they were never allowed to return home, to Idris. Idk- if someone told me I was never allowed to return home I’d be having a mental breakdown. Idris had been both Maryse and Robert’s home, it had been where they where raising there baby (shout out Alec). To be exiled from your home is quite a big punishment in itself.

Now onto the punishment of them being heads on the institute. In truth, I wouldn’t say being given a position of power is really any sort of punishment- especially one as highly regarded as an institute. However I do think there’s some deeper levels to it: Maryse & Robert are both decently young when given this position- not uncommon among shadowhunters but it’s still enough to stress two 22 year olds out - not to mention they have a 1-2 year old son.

NOT TO MENTION: having to run an institute means having to work with downworlders all the time. Which sure seems stupid because why are you putting these two downworlder haters in charge?? But the clave was definitely watching them to make sure they where on there best behaviour. I mean, Imogen was literally breathing down Maryse’s neck in city of ashes- I can imagine that happened a considerable amount of other times as well. Now they have to learn how to get along with these people who 100% hate them (rightfully so) and now they also need to learn how to actually work with them.

Now I think the punishment actually has one specific thing that makes it a “punishment” is what it did to Maryse and Robert’s relationship. This is a more indirect one, but the exile is literally what ruined there relationship. Robert blamed Maryse for everything that happened - they were both upset they weren’t able to return. There relationship before this was already rocky, and now they’ve also been separated from there friends and family.

So yeah, I agree with the overall sentiment: there should’ve been a harsher punishment taken. Idk maybe at least take some of the lightwoods family heirlooms- or repossess some of the family stuff (like they where lowkey doing to Benedict in clockwork princess).

I also think there punishment is meant to directly reflect how shadowhunter take very highly into familial status and how that also reflects in Hodges character but sigh that’s for another blog post.

[milo-igidk]

sick and TIRED of the "keefe is a swiftie" alligations HE IS NOT HE LISTENS TO SOME TAYLOR SWIFT SONGS THERES A DIFFERENCE

keefes music taste im so sure is just all over the place he listens to everything from musical theatre to the smiths (trust me guys shannon told me herself)

[spinecouture]

do u think daryl… like… does things while he jerks off …

[itlearns]

Miles is deliberate. Thorough and precise. Miles remembers what makes you twitch and when you take an inhale a bit too sharply. Miles is gentle and careful.

After all you did that’s nearly not enough. After all you’ve put both of you through that’s way too much. You want Miles to rip your ribcage open and burrow his teeth into your beating heart so you could still feel it being torn apart.

But Miles is kind. And Miles is merciless.

Miles makes your nerves sing. And – just for so long – it is louder than your guilty consciousness.

[alygator77]

ya know, i flip back and forth between thinking gojo is more of a dog person like gege says or a cat person. like i can see both arguments, but what are your thoughts and why? (i put mine in the tags)

[jade-dhound]

i think I've determined why the Minecraft movie being horrible is so much worse than anything that could have happened to the fnaf movie

While fnaf was a huge part of my and many other people's childhood, I can not remember a time before Minecraft. I remember my first watches of all of the fnaf games. Minecraft was always there.

While our standards were high, they could have at least tried

[abigfatbug]

i really do be out here generally being completely disillusioned with the USA

but then having fantasies of like.

a sort of banal and average stereotypically american-y scenario, but a bit exaggerated and idealized for effect.

area where it's real common for chunky himbo jocks fresh out of high school to just end up going straight into a blue collar job and getting fat and married with a bunch of kids.

local area's culture is decently progressive, but a little old fashioned about certain things. still has the "start your family young" and "lots of kids is good" vibe going, and "a man's meant to eat a lot" and "better for guests to have too much food, rather than not enough" mentalities.

guy who almost instantly has no more time/energy for sports or the gym, already a father by 19 or 20, already has somewhere from four to eight kids by 25.

Steadily but rather contentedly porking up right along with his wife, coming home every day to increasingly bigger, greasier dinners, often preceded by a "snack" from a drive-thru on days where he gets impatient or she says she's a bit behind schedule.

Both of them are often tired, but in a satisfied, kinda proud sort of way, rather than overwhelmed. The job's unionized, decent pay, benefits, good boss, etc. The local community's pretty close knit, the guy still goes with his friends to the bar on the weekends, and his extended family's helpful and supportive.

Both him and his wife lowkey like and prefer the extra weight, but haven't really fully unpacked this. It almost feels good to have all the convenient excuses of being married, busy, and having settled down to just eat whatever comfort food you want and not lose any of it.

It becomes sort of a feeder thing in a lowkey kinda way where they don't really like, officially "know" that's what going on, or use that label, they just know they both like the other with more meat on their bones, and both like the bigger portions, and that the sex has only improved, even if they both get winded a lot quicker than they used to.

And despite him not really being ashamed of his choices, he like, has an unrealized thing for people being kinda mean to him for letting himself go, teasing him for having so many kids so fast, for not going to college, etc, etc.

Can't really explain it and is kind of clueless about it, but often weirdly loves it when he's referred to as "past his prime" or when people lump him in with the "peaked in high school" category of guy.

Has old sports trophies and pictures out on display, and often lowkey finds himself weirdly kinda *hoping* that when friends come by, they'll crack jokes or be a little mean or catty about it.

When there's cookouts, weddings, and potlucks, he's never shy about just straight up pigging out, often kind of *hoping* that people joke, comment, and stare when he does this, too.