#review's maybe

[clonerightsagenda]

Spotted the word "blorbo" in The New York Times book review. Listen NYT romance reviewer, I really do not think your paper's audience is going to recognize that one

[isjasz]

[Day 96]

Together they become GUY!!

(Context: On the stream yesterday they were joking about just combining into one player for decked out LOL)

(And Hermittober: Day 1 Frost ❄️)

[deimosatellite]

[tectco]

Some forehead kisses and a couple redraws for season four!

[manny-jacinto]

Ayo Edebiri + LETTERBOXD REVIEWS

[trashyshrew]

[cheddar-baby]

My mockup for a website that i think has a lot of potential. Track your yummy score and log what you find tasty. Its the letterboxd of treats.

[aropride]

my dealer: got some straight gas 🔥😛 this strain is called “2012 tumblr” 😳 you’ll be zonked out of your gourd 💯

me: yeah whatever. i don’t feel shit

5 minutes later: OMG who else would be in the directioner dorms at tumblr university!!! i'm majoring in reblogging with a minor in fangirling!!! SQUEEEEEE I ❤️ FICTIONAL BOYS

my tumblr mutual destielfangirlblog98, pacing: the all or nothing indiegogo campaign leaders are lying to us

[portalmonsterrr]

after the interdarshan championship

a little WIP because im having a bit of a bad day I just couldnt resist drawing pleading eyes emoji kaveh with those desert foxes

[saytrrose]

Why sleep when I can draw him

[biggest-gaudiest-patronuses]

you want a new kind of guy, fine, i raise you: the lady i was briefly roommates with in college who once smoked a blunt at a party and then spent an hour confessing earnestly to me that she genuinely preferred reading detailed episode recaps over actually watching the tv show in question

[jinprint]

"was that its name?"

rewatching the acolyte (well, parts of it) and i am currently obsessed with reading into the dialogue with a slightly different perspective. like during jecki's death:

sol: jecki!

the stranger: was that its name?

sol: she was a child.

the stranger [shrugging]: you brought her here.

the first time i watched this scene, i totally thought qimir called jecki "it" at first just to be a dick. but it really speaks to the fact that qimir finds the jedi's values and philosophies to be inherently broken.

was jecki a soldier or a kid? pick one. was she a tool or a child? if she was the latter, why would you bring her here to hunt down a criminal that already killed two masters? obviously this is not a person who will hesitate to kill jedi.

you treated her it like a tool, and now you see the consequences of that unfold right before you; hence qimir makes a point of this. (also interesting to wonder how this could tie into his backstory with vernestra)

why would you bring a kid there? is it the enemy's fault when you choose to bring a child to the battlefield? is the enemy really responsible for her death, or you?

referring to jecki as "it" is, i think, a jab at the jedi for treating their padawan as tools, for choosing specific moments to humanize them or weaponize them (perhaps as his master did to him?) it's not because he didn't see her as a person—it's because he doesn't believe that the jedi truly did.

"the jedi live in a dream... an acolyte kills the dream."

but that's just my two cents.

[rwnjun]

gorgeous gorgeous boyfriends make lunch for each other

[greenfiend]

I realize I cannot stand watching people’s reviews of ST (even though I love watching other reviews of things) because I know they won’t *get* the show.

They won’t understand all the subtleties, foreshadowing, references, all the hidden details etc etc. So yeah they’re always wrong about it imo. 😒

[swadloom]

In which a book about fish gets a kid who has a hard time reading to read through it twice (aka READ ELOQUENCE OF THE SARDINE)

It's really telling that this book makes me feel passionately enough to make a post on tumblr recommending it during my second read-through. Even books I've loved, like The Outsiders, I've struggled to get through. I struggle with reading. But I got so absorbed into it that I finished the last half in one night a year ago. I've been handflapping while reading, which I don't even do much otherwise.

^ Excerpts that might help you get the idea of the feel of this book.

Imagine a marine biologist writing an autobiography but 70% of it is him writing the biographies of the fish he's talking about. It's about the inner worlds of creatures that think in wordless language and sharing your existence with them. It's about coping with being apex predator to your favorite species of prey on earth. It's about how human society is volatile to itself and looking to the often unforgiving natural world for release. He talks about fish solving gender issues. FISH LOVERS PLEASE CONSIDER CHECKING IT OUT IF YOU CAN!!

Also it's still really beautifully written after being translated from French, I imagine because the author seems to be bilingual from his insta and he was able to keep his vision in tact. Idk if this book is actually really well known or if it's only well known in France or if I'm alone in this world in loving it but if fish and the ocean are an interest of yours you'll love it I promiseee

[peppermint-moss]

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