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[hellverse]

booped you tight and raised you from boopdition

[poisonedfate]

bbc merlin - 04x03 The Wicked Day

i just think it's very neat when merlin does things like this

[dreadfutures]

For my birthday maybe you could

do a good deed to a stranger even if it is small; pass on a good deed that was done to you

donate to a charity supporting trans youth, victims of domestic violence, refugees, or palestine

pitch your favorite, most formative book to me

[beebopboom]

we all just bonded over what the final 15 put us through huh?

[bethhiraeth]

there are three things I want out of season 5:

A good plot

byler endgame

nancy wheeler calling someone a motherfucker and punching them in the face

[picnokinesis]

Whats your favorite Thirteen Outfit?

poncho

(okay but actual series answer - probably the spyfall suit, it's SO good and very gender. For similar reasons I have a massive soft spot for thirteen in twelve's burnt out clothes in twwfte)

[gabes-a-mess]

Call me queerbait the way I’m baiting these queers

[polkadotjohnson]

Do you know if David is going to be the lead in any movie again soon? His name seems to be pretty high up in the lists.

In Dust Bunny I know the lead is Mads Mikkelsen. Life of Chuck's lead is Tom Hiddleston, and for Afraid it's John Cho. I'd keep my eye on The Cure, as he and Ashley Greene are the biggest names in the cast, and from the look of it, they're playing a couple with a daughter, so that one could be it.

I don't fully understand how imdb works if that's the lists you mean, but I think before the movie's actual credits come out, actors are just credited according to their starmeter. Like in Afraid's case, he's the second name, and he's currently at position 902 in the starmeter (can't believe he was top 50 a couple months ago, that was unreal) and Keith Carradine is 407, which is why he's the first name, even though neither of them appear in the trailer. The positions change every week, so the name orders might change on the movies pages.

His name is in the poster too, and I'd say that's a good thing, but then I remembered his name is also on the cover of Boogeyman and he has like, 5 minutes or less of screentime, so who knows.

[hattiestgal]

if i get the fat foxgirlification beam multiple times on my dash does it stack

Yep! 1 new tail and a few months worth of wg per stack!

[inkyquince]

You're the most interesting person I have ever found on the internet

... Either this is Ur first week on the internet and I'm flattered or you've seen 12 years here and I'm horrified

[unefemmedamnee]

…belgium.

[poisonedfate]

bbc merlin - 03x04 Gwaine

THERE HE IS

[heartburiedingreece]

[ohheyitsjustbear]

Tie me up?

Treats ♡ Tattoos

[autogeneratedkahootnickname]

I’m pretty sure I know how the monarchy works politically, but my genuine question as an American is:

Why do all of your monarchs share one of the same 4 names??? Like is there a rule that they have to pick from the list of top 10 baby names of the year 1398???

Excellent question and I have no idea. Best guess would be to give the impression of continuity? The monarchy's whole thing is not pushing the envelope so from that lens it's better if they stick with a small roster of previously successful (or at least not disastrous) names.

Hence the two next in line are called William and George, respresenting a long line of solid to didn't-collapse-the-institution kings (the bar is low), why Charles keeping his name is so weird since the first Charles started a Civil War, why certain names died on the vine (John), other previously popular names have died out after one especially problematic ruler (Richard and Edward), and why they waited until they were fully out of Spare territory to name a prince Louis.

Everything monarchal is symbolic, so my best guess is the names are no different.