#job snow

[queef-in-the-north]

Just downloaded rhe RedNote app in preparation for tik tok's ban. Thank heavens they have Jon Snow edits

[reunitedinterlude]

friends <3 (2024 // 2018)

[tragedy-for-sale]

"Crosshair's not helping them dig because they're mad at each other!"

Wrong, Crosshair's not helping them because he has youngest sibling privileges.

[leveragecentral]

Leverage + Texposts

[fanfiction-obsession]

Major Monogram from Phineas and Ferb is a fascinating accidental example of unjust biases stemming from ignorance and laziness instead of intentional harm in the ‘species-ism’ that is a root of injustice in the PnF universe. In this essay I will

[erodingsinner]

ELIOT SPENCER IN EVERY EPISODE.

1x04 — The Snow Job.

[pearlsdiamondsandvodka]

the sandra lynn / fig conversation is driving me Insane. fig saying that sometimes she doesn’t wanna exist as herself at all…not wanting to ask her friends how they see her (because she’s afraid to hear their response) saying that to someone she is a monster and she Cannot stop thinking about it. sandra lynn starting the conversation saying she needs to step up but is also simultaneously taken aback about what fig expresses and doesn’t know how to responds to it and suggests getting ice cream. sandra lynn saying “convincing people they deserve good things is really tough” talking about herself but how it also reflects fig. insane!!

[246bce]

2024 Leverage Rewatch: 1x4 The Snow Job

One client, many victims. We have a chance to represent those who couldn't ask for our help. And besides, we're going with a much bigger scam.

[lindseymcdonaldseyelashes]

Shout-out to the Leverage costuming department for whatever's going on here

[minty364]

DPXDC Prompt #146

Danny didn’t know whom his real parents were he had no memories from before he was found. The Fentons had adopted him after he’d spent a couple years through the foster system. They turned out not to be the greatest and when his English teacher mr Lancer calls CPS both him and Jazz wind up in foster care. They get sent to Gotham as there wasn’t a home in Amity Park where a certain billionaire was visiting the shelter as he often did.

Bruce wasn’t expecting to find him but he finds a kid at his local shelter that looks exactly like Clark. He was a miniature copy of him right down to hair and eye color. Thankfully he was able to get a hair sample and what he found was a little suspicious. The kid was indeed a clone of his friend, he wasn’t sure how and after the incident with Connor he didn’t want the kid getting rejected so he decided to adopt both him and Jazz

[vebokki]

besties

[petr1kov]

the backlash peter dinklage got because of his comments about the dwarves in snow white still make no sense to me tbh. he was just asked about his thoughts on the movie on an interview and said that he finds absurd that stories like snow white are still uncritically being made today, where the 'dwarves' are portrayed as these quaint little fantasy creatures instead of just people with dwarfism, especially so because disney wants to push a progressive message in other regards. which is, frankly, a perfectly reasonable comment to make. then disney took that comment to heart and blew it out of proportion by saying that 'no no wait, we won't have dwarves like THAT in this movie, trust us guys' and decided to actually make them cgi creatures instead, likely to avoid facing controversy. so now everyone is mad at dinklage, accusing him of wanting to be the only actor with dwarfism with any fame and putting other seven actors out of a job, as if this one guy has any say in the decisions disney makes

[mattmewrdock]

Peeta Mellark and Lucy Grey Baird understood both the working class and the showbiz and that made them the most dangerous thing of their era for the Panem. The story was never about Katniss or Snow

[illegiblehandwriting1]

GUYS LEGEND'S WEARING PANTS REAL NOT CLICKBAIT

he's not happy about it, but his legs have been thoroughly covered :D

[leveragecentral]

Favorite Parker Outfits from Season 1 as requested by @246bce

[wolves-in-the-world]

a small detail I'd never noticed before: I was on the lookout for parker picking locks in the background, because I know that's a thing she does but I rarely actually see it, and instead I found her fiddling with elastic bands (at least I'm pretty sure) that end up wound around her fingers by the end of the scene.

which, relatable.