#number one hater

[toffeesbabbles]

STUPID DUMB KILLER AND HIS STUPID DUMB HEART (soul?) HANDS AND HIS STUPID FACE AND I HATE HIM SO MUCH

(art by @/rahafwabas as always go support her bro sobs)

[zabberzim]

Number 1 hater 🗣️🗣️⏳

[blue-phones]

Prowl and his canonical muttering issue is forever my favorite thing. He’s such a dick and he can’t keep his mouth shut. This is why people keep punching him.

Love that ugly ass bastard so much

[saltzerland]

⚠ ⚠ ⚠ goober ⚠ ⚠ ⚠

i still hate them don't get the wrong idea

#ijustwantedtodrawdragonpaws

[gushalperswife]

im catching up on BB season 26. Istg can she just stop fake crying? I hate her so much. #1 hater

[arcxnumvitae]

Ah...she was still in a bad mood. First, Harkan’s incessant prodding, then Zhaohui’s ridiculous notions of friendship. 

[oofuri2003]

[succubi-tch]

If you tag your reblogs with something like #rebageled I'm blocking you 100% unironically

[piknyu]

Have you ever been such a big hater that you're nickname from a teacher was "D1 hater"

[batcavescolony]

*Talia visiting Damian*

Talia: Damian, how are you? *glares at Dick*

Damian: I am doing well mother

Dick: *from behind him* *mouthing: why the fuck are you here?*

Talia: oh that's great! I see you have a new pet? *Mouthing back: to see MY son*

Damian: this is Haley, Grayson's dog, she's staying with me while he goes on a mission.

Dick: *flipping Talia off where Damian can't see* yep, he's so good with animals

Talia: I'm aware *throws a knife at him*

Dick: *throws it back*

[lunimy]

i hate ruikasa btw

[fmsbl]

Talking abt that book poll more here so I don't clog up the tags.

I understand a lot of people don't like F451 and I personally think Bradbury excelled in short fiction more so than longer prose (I think it's really obvious F451 was his first novel) but it just had such a compelling language to me when I read it. It's by no means a perfect book, its pacing can be downright awful and I think Mildred was a bit underplayed, but I loved it more than anything else on that list.

The Scarlet Letter was an absolute SLOG to get through when we read it in class. I hated the way it was taught and group discussions were bland as hell but by the second half of the book it really grew on me. It does a better job of symbolism than Gatsby does (albeit SUPER fucking obvious, my god) and the detail of Chillingworth not holding Pearl's father's actions against her was just really memorable to me. I know classics don't exactly have to be well written by todays standards to be considered classics, but TSL still holds up narratively.

TKAM just never really caught on with me. I think my only real, massive issue with it was that Scout was boring and I didn't like reading her perspective or Lee's style of writing. At all. I don't think I'd ever choose to read it again on my own, unlike the ones above.

I don't like Gatsby for completely petty reasons. It sucked to read and it sucked at doing its job. Of course it can be argued otherwise (and you'd be right, it has its merits) but it just wasn't fulfilling in its enjoyment or in its message.

Anyway, my actual favorites from English class were Ros & Guil Are Dead, Catch-22, Slaughterhouse 5, and No Exit.

And Death of a Salesman also just sucked to read. Fences parallels the narrative DoaS sets up in a more compelling way, to me.

[britishlightyear]

JUST LET HIM FIX HIS DAM CAT BRO

[deviljho]

mike flanagan exorcist movie is going to be so ass bro i can picture it soooo vividly in my mind. linda blair vomiting and crawling on the ceiling giving an excruciatingly long classic mike flanagan style monologue saying corny shit like “mommy what is grief but love persevering…eeeaaugh i’m the exorcist girl!”

[ningadudexx]

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A buncha stuff from march i forgor to post 😿😿

extra doodles ( ; *_* )_/🍲

[morganbritton132]

A reporter comes up to Erica on the street and asks, “Senator Sinclair, is it true you are friends with TikToker Eddie Munson?”

Erica, without missing a beat, is like, “I’ve never met that man a day in my life.”

A different reporter asked, “What do you think of his husband, Steve Harrington?”

“I think he can do better.”