#mickey supremacy

[konaiiro]

ian and mickey crumbs

[femboymilkovich]

I miss the way you say my name

The way you bend, the way you break

Your makeup running down your face

The way you fuck, the way you taste

[dewey-ing-it]

Donald: *banging a pen on the table out of frustration*

Mickey: Stop that. How would YOU feel if I banged you on the table?

Donald: I—

Donald: I don’t know the correct answer to that question.

[gallawitchxx]

day twenty-seven • @gallavichthings kinktober 2024

↳ 31 days of kinks & cards in 3 sentences

SIZE KINK x FIVE OF SWORDS

[from the an exception to the rule universe] Ian’s fingertips left a trail of fire in their wake, snaking up Mickey’s calves and thighs before coming to rest on his hips, grounding him to the earth. His tongue then followed, an arousing amalgamation of water and air, soft and sweet until Ian’s mouth consumed him, balls and all. In another timeline, with another man, Mickey would’ve been embarrassed, but in this one, with Ian, his whole package felt like the perfect fit.

[elliottswaterlilies]

Weird (1/?)

wanted to experiment & see if I could pull off a short comic series 😔

[samantitheos]

A great historical moment can be recognized by its pixels alone.

[lex-is-up-all-night-to-get-bucky]

It's giving Mickey Henry.

[chicanomick]

How i think Tami, Mickey, and Sandy's friendship stated!

dedicated to the sweet @ianandmickeygallavich <3 Hope everyone enjoys

For Carl's 21 first birthday, all the Gallaghers go to a bar to celebrate his first legal drink

At some point during the night Mickey, Sandy, and Tami are left alone at the bar with Carl's current partner and they're all lowkey antisocial assholes so they sit in complete silence until Carl's partner makes some excuse to go find him

As soon as they leave Tami faux whispers something like "is it just me or is carl's new girlfriend (mildly insulting comment)"

And all hell breaks loose

By the time the Gallaghers come back to collect their partners, they're gossiping and laughing loudly amongst themselves, various shot glasses littering the bar.

They have their fun but they don't immediately make it a thing, all of them refusing to admit they're lowkey besties at this point. Settling for sitting together at every family gathering when everyone else is drunk or distracted to have their weekly dose of gossip

Sandy is who initiates the hangouts outside of their relationships with the Gallaghers. During a weekly cookout when everything is loud and on the edge of too much Sandy suggests they take a walk around the block.

Tami makes Mickey push Freddie on the stroller and somehow they end up eating at a taco truck before all three of them return to the cookout lighter and laughing like old friends

From there on they make a group chat where Sandy basically sends links and dates followed by "who's down?"

Those quick meet-ups for lunch to scope out restaurants turn into night outs

Somewhere down the line, Debbie breaks up with Sandy. It's not the first time they 'take a break' only to get back together in a couple weeks, but Debbie says it's serious this time.

The group chat goes silent. Sandy is usually the first one to initiate contact but she's gone radio silent, and neither Mickey nor Tami want to admit they miss their hangouts

That whole week they are noticeably more stressed, Ian knows better than to suggest Mickey needs to hang out with his friends because not even surprise blowjobs in the shower are helping

Lip wants to rip his head off because Tami nags so much more now and for the first time unironically wishes Mickey showed up at his house

That weekend Mickey and Tami wait a total of two hours before swallowing their pride and asking Debbie where Sandy is.

Debbie: how the fuck should I know? we broke up

They go back to their seats but something is clearly missing. They're still able to gossip and banter but it's lacking a certain something

Finally, Mickey groans and says "fuck it, she's my cousin." And pulls out his phone.

Thus they begin their friendship

Tami drags them to Target with the promise of buying them Starbucks

Sandy drags them to bars to "feel young again!" (Being the youngest and only single one)

Mickey drags them to "scope out" any new restaurants/sketchy food trucks

The Gallghers don't know if their joining forces by will is a good or bad thing

This got a little long but currently working on a short one-shot because I love them so much and have so many scenarios and ideas for them!

[deathclassic]

[todd-queen]

black tshirt supremacy!!!

ALL gif credits to original creators (I just don't remember where I got them, my bad)

[todd-queen]

@harrowhark-a-vagrant you are so right^

[leikeliscomet]

(Reposting from twitter)

My POV as a Black fan that thinks Dot and Bubble's racism commentary is trash

Rewatched Dot and Bubble and I'm gonna break down from my POV as a Black fan why this episode didn't work for me & why it's an awful racism commentary. Long arse post incoming:

The whole "You should've noticed the cast was all white except for fifteen ha your bias is showing" doesn't work for a show that's been predominantly white for 60+ years. D&B casting has been the default for most of the show so its not abnormal enough to be a racial litmus test. An example is the Matt Smith era The only reoccurring character of colour in s5 (2+ appearances) is Liz 10. Artie n Angie in s7. 0 in s6. RTD's own era isn't fully safe either. For many eps Martha or Mickey are the *only* Black characters. Most POC are side characters or extras.

White fans should be aware of the predominantly white casting of the show but this late in the game feels cheap. Most of the show has gone through 100% white episodes including fan faves and it was never an issue back then bc it was beneficial. This is so hollow. Representing racists as cartoon caricatures SEVERLY underestimates the danger of white supremacy irl. White supremacy is system designed and constructed and rebranded over centuries. It is not accidental. People aren't racist bc they don't know they're racist because they *do* They know the system that oppresses POC, Black people especially, benefits them socially and financially and that is why they participate. Its not stupidity it's intention. That should've been the Finetime core not Lindy goofing around bc the arrows are gone or some shit.

Human Nature showed us racist young people that exercised this power bc they knew this. They may be children but they are still dangerous bc of their views. Martha knew this. The silly tech obsessed gen z angle erases this danger and that of actual gen z white supremacy

Instead of the camp goofy tone we could've gotten a serious focused episode. The slugs and millenial/gen z social media silly distracts from what could've been the main theme of colonisation instead of saving it for 10 mins of exposition at the end & scattering microaggressions. Saving Fifteen's racism scene for a goofy episode was a horrid idea. Spending 30 mins on representing racism as silliness then giving a dramatic dangerous score is the definition of tonal whiplash. Representing his oppressor as a blonde bimbo again does not take this seriously. Fifteen went to 1960s BRITAIN & got through it unscathed. Finetime is a fictional futuristic land but the racism of 1960s Britain was real. If anytime was right it could've been Devil's Chord. Distancing yourself from a panto villain is easy but addressing your history is hard.

The scene itself is incredibly performed so I'll give Ncuti his flowers but what he used this skill for could've been so much more. Having his FIRST SCENE begging to save a racist is disgusting. It isn't Black people's responsibility to show compassion to people that want us dead. Yes the Doctor helps the baddies bc they care. But they're aren't ignorant to prejudice. The liberal anti racism of who is so jarring and why I still think Thin Ice is performative. When white people are angry at injustice it's radical. When it's Black people we're aggressive.

Respectability politics is a tool of white supremacy. That if one pleads and is nice enough they can earn liberation. What would white fans think of Fifteen if he DIDN'T beg Lindy? If your allyship with Black people depends on showing kindness to racists you are NOT an ally.

Next up is Ricky. It was established ALL Finetime citizens have white supremacist views yet Ricky September stans refuse to see him in any negative light. Just like Joan Redfern white dw fans refuse to see racism if a character is likeable. If nice guy Ricky's a racist, then anyone no matter the niceness can be racist too and that's a pill white fans aren't ready to swallow. If racism is systemic and not about individual character, then what's keeping them safe? What happens when YOU are under the microscope.

THIS is why we NEED Black writers in Doctor Who. The nuances, depth and complexity of the Black experience can only be told at it's best by Black creatives and not guessed, assumed or spoken over by white fans and white writers. It's okay to put ego aside and say you don't get it.

"Im white but I loved the Doctor's reaction" "I'm white and i thought the racism commentary was great" "I'm white but i-" Yet again, we have to sit through another round of white and non Black fans of colour dictating Black representation for us. I'm so fucking tired man. AGAIN IM YELLING FROM MY HILLTOP TO WATCH SHOWS BY BLACK WRITERS. Almost EVERY single theme in Dot and Bubble and frankly most of the show has been done WAY better in other media. RTD is not the authority on Black stories. We are. Always have been and always will.

Tl;dr Dot and Bubble is an unserious and tacky racism commentary. It's core message is drowned by more RTD Who camp. Don't tell me this episode was good at representating my own experience. It wasn't. S15 having Black writers isn't a need it's a must. Goodbye.

Reblog this version pls

[arizonaconservativegal]

So if it's okay for religious business owners to refuse services to gay people because they don't like them, do I have the right to refuse services to religious people because I don't like them?

Ah see I love these questions because I know you think this is some sort of gotcha and the cool part is that it just shows how little you know about the subject.

You can't refuse general service but you can refuse commissioned speech. If I walk into your bakery tomorrow to buy a plain cake off the shelf, you have to treat me the same way you would treat the next guy who walks in. If I walk into your bakery to place an order for a cake that says Heil Hitler, you have every right to tell me to fuck off.

You can't refuse to sell me a t shirt with Mickey Mouse on it because I'm an atheist but you can refuse to custom make a shirt for me that says God is dead. You can't refuse to sell me a concert poster because I'm not Muslim but you can refuse to print one for me with the prophet Muhammad drawn on it. You can't refuse to make me a website for a coffee shop because I'm white but you can refuse to make me a website that promotes white supremacy.

Do you see the difference? Or should I keep going? This really isn't that hard to grasp. You are not entitled to buy someone else's speech.

[hvoigt01]

Personally my favorite kiss is the one earlier in 7x11 when they kick Damon out of the car (idk why I love that one so much though it is very underrated) but of the ones available, I am a club kiss fan first and human second

Guess who can make polls now? 😏

[conscbgb]

This is THE kiss scene

Act of supremacy over any other one

Ok ok... the Dock Kiss and the deleted kitchen Kiss are on my top 3 too 😏 but this one...this is the very first time Mickey let himself go and said fu€k it! Let's do it! Even if they were in a crowd...of gays ok but for Mickey was a lot anyway 😉

"Move like you stole it...make your move on me!" 🎵🎶🎵