#madden brothers

[primalpoetry]

[bleue-flora]

Wait... Dream was born on August 12, 1999 and Dream was arrested in the Disc Finale on January 20, 2021 soo... wait, wait, wait, that means he was only 21 when he was imprisoned for life in a small lava covered box!... Did I do that math right? 21?! Man was barely able to drink legally in the United States and they gave him a life sentence in a boiling cell with nothing but lava, raw potatoes, a clock, and some books?!... oh my god...

[supercap2319]

"Bucky, do you and Ikaris share? Or is it one hole per cock?" Y/N asked the older man.

Bucky turned to him with a shocked look, but a moment later, he smiled. "Why do you want to know, Doll?"

Because I was wondering if it'd be possible to take you both up the ass? Or in the mouth. Whichever comes first.

Bucky chuckled as he looked at Ikaris. "What do you say, Ikaris? Feel like sharing a toy?"

Ikaris looks from Y/N to Bucky. "Depends. How rough can we be with this new toy?"

"As rough as you want to be." Y/N smiles.

[dulafer]

KILLER HEAT (my version)

I liked the concept of Killer Heat on Amazon Prime but not the ending and lack of sinister scenes. So I took some screenshots and redid it with my typical ending.

So let me know what you think - dclouser@mac.com

I'll probably be making corrections etc.. it's my typically long story. I have about 6 other stories I hope to complete over the Christmas break.

[ecoustsaintmein]

[theenemyod]

I think when Constantine was a dumb little kid he'd find dead animals and shit outside and show Jericho and him and Jericho would just be chaotically examining a dead rabbit or something because Jericho also found it interesting and Eliza when she was keeping an eye on them would just be wondering what the fuck they're doing.

[stop-breaking-my-heart-dragonage]

"-the real end for me was Ostagar. What about you, Carver? You were there. Do you feel something similar?"

"No."

"All right, then. Bit of a tit, your brother."

Yes, Aveline, Carver's a tit because he doesn't feel the same way as you do about Ostagar and being forced to flee his homeland, nor does he want to casually discuss the trauma of it in the middle of the barracks with you. Right, he's definitely the ass here 😑

[richardmaddenblog]

Richard at the premiere Citadel in India. 

[yaoi-hate-machine]

i have a feeling my mom (who has acted extremely upset + sympathetic about me sweating profusely in my shitty 80+ degree room) is going to tell me that they can’t help me replace my 20+ year old ac unit for $250, even tho they are about to pay Thousands of dollars to replace their central ac bc clearly her needs are more important than mine (when one of my worst and most impactful symptoms is heat intolerance, which makes me dehydrated and even more dizzy and fatigued and i’ve been getting dehydration headaches even tho i’m drinking almost a gallon a day)

[wiiildflowerrr]

“We’re full-blown telekinesis. [We] barely have conversations... [He is] deep and sensitive [and] an epic problem-solver...

We have our own language, which is why our relationship is slightly indestructible...

It isn’t based on any external human shit. It’s a flow state that we get in together that’s wordless...”

Ashton talking about Calum, on Joel Madden's Artist Friendly podcast, July 2023

I love them. I'm actually welling up. Partly cos their relationship is so special and partly cos I lost my best friend (of 30yrs) 2yrs ago and I really miss them.

[pwhlmontreal]

okay so who’s gonna play with me online (i am so bad at video games)

[navybrat817]

https://www.tumblr.com/navybrat817/720501688225693696/if-nick-fowler-had-a-brother?source=share

NAVY! WHAT?????

Bahaha. I had to do it, nonnie. 😂

Might have to do something with those two @drabblewithfrannybarnes @shadeysprings 😉

Love and thanks. ❤️

[ihappymika]

Citadel vs Citadel Honey Bunny

What I find the most interesting part of Citadel is that it is essentially a love story. Now I wasn't deep in the trenches when it was being promoted so I don't know if that aspect was coming up or not. I do find it weird though that in the actual show the romantic angle was downplayed even though everything that has happened is because a man misses his lover.

While the promotion for Citadel Honey Bunny has been making it very clear that this is also a love story. Sita Menon, the developer, called it a love story. Varun Dhawan called it a love story in one of his recent Instagram posts for it. A couple of online magazine articles will describe it as "a riveting narrative that fuses the pulse-pounding elements of a gritty spy action thriller with the heartwarming allure of a love story, all set against the vibrant tapestry of the 90s". The first look at Citadel Honey Bunny had them holding hands while fighting a couple of bad guys. And now, in the most recent teaser, we see a possible evolution of Sam and Varun's relationship, from loving and affectionate to distrust and hostility.

That's a an interesting aspect to look at for a spy thriller.

[thebettermaddentwin]

Wonder about if I died would Con be sad or would he just stare at my coffin while it's lowered into the ground and say "Who's the taller twin now". Or start a war. That seems accurate for him.

[theenemyod]

Magisterium characters as shit I've done today

Aaron: actually talk to people (Ew how do people manage this daily)

Call: lock myself in my room with my pets for ages

Tamara: dig a big hole in the beach for no actual reason

Alex: play music extremely loud because there were too many noises

Jericho: try to bite my friend (again)

Constantine: realise that my brother isn't currently here for some shitty reasons

[ultrahpfan5blog]

Citadel - a completely mediocre spy drama with very little new to tell....

Finished Citadel last night. Overall, a very ordinary show which is derivative of every spy movie or show that has been made in the past. Everything in the show is very surface level. I can completely believe all the news of production issues for this show because, while expensive looking in the action, it doesn't feel like the show justifies the budget. There are a bunch of sets that are reused. There are a handful of action sequences, but not even all that many. The run time of the episodes are fairly short. It feels like a show that was reshot multiple times and retrofitted. Frankly, the biggest issue with the show is how predictable it is. The show makes a big deal about who is the traitor that sold out Citadel to Manticore, but it isn't as if there are more than 2 suspects. The 2 leads are the only potential suspects and Nadia's secret is pretty easy to figure out. Which really leaves Mason. The reason for his betrayal is kind of half assed. Frankly, the only character arc that is somewhat interesting is Mason/Kyle's, given the ridiculous situation he's in. It isn't particularly well developed but at least the situation the character is in is interesting. He has 2 spy wives from Citadel with a daughter from each, one of whom is a woman whose memory he apparently wiped himself in order to protect the other. And he has memories of both Kyle and Mason. And he knows he's the one who sold out Citadel and that Dahlia is his mother. His situation is so bizarre that its almost comical. In that way, I am curious to see what he does. None of the characters stand out. Stanley Tucci was one the early highlights but he barely has a presence in the back half of the season. Richard Madden and Priyanka Chopra Jonas both have a history of much better work in other shows. They have chemistry and do a decent job but their relationship is very half baked and rushed. I mean, I didn't like Quantico all that much, but Priyanka was honestly better on that show, and she has a history of much more nuanced work in Indian films. Richard Madden has done much more complex and interesting work in Eternals and Bodyguard in recent times. Apart from the leads and Tucci, Lesley Manville is the only actor that has any substantial screen time. She does fine but it isn't as if this role is a stretch for an actress of her caliber. Ashleigh Cummins as Abby/Celeste is decent but the possibility of what happens with her character in the future is more interesting than what actually happens this season. The action is fun and the show is relatively fast paced. Hopefully with season 1, the Russos have ironed out the production issues and they can make a better season 2.