#rip Susan

[blossoms-phan]

the youtube ceo died??

[laurelwen]

[alpineblooms]

I found out one of my co workers died. she died in her sleep, she was only in her sixties. I‘ll feel weird going into work knowing I’ll never see her there again. she said I was like a daughter to her. she was the sweetest lady such a hard worker.

I don’t deal with death/loss/change well. I’ve had my fair share of dealing with all these in one form or another and I still struggle to cope. even just the thought of losing future family members and my pets especially I’ll start crying. and I’ll start getting scared at my own death because I feel like I have so much I want to do still. maybe it’s the lack of control of it all

[pabulumm]

the fact that prev passed away 3 days after reblogging this gets to me. i can't even say i knew them and it's been 10 months and it still gets to me. i just saw that they were trying to better their life and they didn't make it. "your time will come" except it might not.

For all the people that:

•feel like they wasted their potential

• feel like they could've been something more

• feel like they could've done better,

• feel they could've made the people around them more proud of them

• feel like they could've made a better use of their situations and opportunities

• regret the chances that they didn't take

Don't beat yourself up for it, you did the best you could at the moment to survive, and you did, and I'm proud of you for surviving. Sometimes its hard to see opportunities when you're focused on just making it through. Your time will come, a time where you feel like you can live and don't constantly have to survive and feel like every day is another hardship. Im proud at you for surviving.

[microwavepopcorn]

[mndvx]

DOCTOR WHO — THE LEGEND OF RUBY SUNDAY (S40E07) re-re-re-re-re-re-re-re-introducing Susan Twist as a Sloogma and a Griffin

[lemonycranberries]

RIP William Russell; saw the news earlier today but only had time to come on the internet now.

Ian is arguably one of the most important characters in all of the history of DW. The Doctor only is how we know they are today - extremely empathetic, doing everything they can to help people (very blatantly seen in last week's episode) and having a love for humanity because Ian and Barbara taught them that all those years ago. I've been watching the very first season of Classic Who recently and the difference between the Doctor we know today and how the Doctor was in the first few episodes is so glaring. 1 sees humanity as lower beings, and he doesn't really mind putting people in danger if it serves his own self-interest (...he also tried to kill a caveman with a rock, so there's that). He only begins to change and develop empathy for humanity because of Ian and Barbara. At the end, they're the ones who end up making helping people his life mission. The original TARDIS team also shaped and inspired companions for decades to come, and the show itself is the way it is because of them.

So yeah, this 60's teacher who worried about one of his most brilliant students enough to follow her and find out if everything was ok at home even when it wasn't required, who was one of the first humans to ever step into the TARDIS (and ended up getting kidnapped lmfao), who got into silly little arguments with the Doctor but truly grew fond of him in the end, who was always very brave and did his best to keep everyone safe, and who, in after all, was just an average person, ended up having some of the biggest impact in the entire Doctor Who lore, and in the show itself.

so yeah everyone thank him (and Barbara) and the actor who played him. rest in peace William Russell. you truly did a lot for this show.

[beebear55]

zombie apocalypse au again…

When they got off the rig, most of their cars were completely ganked or just stolen. Archie’s car was fine though so he took whoever wanted to go with him (and could fit) and they fucked off

after mclurg died, they (archie, o’connor, dobbie and bruce) found a sanctuary (woa!!!) and settled down there. The same sanctuary where suze, billy, cait and madie so happen to be in :)

billy wearing the dumb nose bandaid 24/7 bc he keeps breaking his nose. Somehow. God knows how but everytime he sneezes it breaks

[h0wi1e]

Susan and Charles because I find them a funny duo :)

[yourdailyqueer]

Susan Sontag (deceased)

Gender: Female

Sexuality: Bisexual

DOB: 16 January 1933  

DOD: 28 December 2004

Ethnicity: Ashkenazi Jewish

Nationality: American

Occupation: Writer, philosopher, activist

[sastielsfandom]

Got told to stop, I was too funny

I love being an annoying younger sibling. It's the best.

[chasingshadowsblog]

Peter and Lucy, The Chronicles of Narnia: The Lion, The Witch and The Wardrobe (2005), dir. Andrew Adamson

[lemontartmart]

They are so coworkers ever 💖

[babyzassou26]

tf am i going to do now

[utilitycaster]

do you think that the arkhan/hand of vecna plotline will ever come back up again? or does arkhans ascent into published dnd canon make this unlikely? curious on your take on this part of the lore

I am concerned that you have in some way hacked into my discord conversations because I said this like an hour and a half ago.

I have only ever thought of Arkhan in the sense of "ah, right, the days when G&S could be like 'hey guys we need to have this famous person with ties to D&D and/or other Nerdy Pursuits on the show" and Matt presumably had to be like "um it's the finale battle of a campaign we've been playing as friends for five years? but sure, I guess." Joe Manganiello seems like a lovely person but it was an profoundly awkward and badly placed appearance. Sam Riegel fully sobbing in the club while some guy with zero context for why half the table has burst into tears over a high level Counterspell is just like *Nic Cage in National Treasure Voice* "I NEED TO STEAL THE HAND OF VECNA." It is a moment of pure, unbridled high camp surrealism. It feels like it comes from a mockumentary sitcom about a fictional actual play show rather than as part of the final battle of a highly popular and successful existing actual play show. This, too, is Goncharov.

Anyway. That is my take on this part of the lore.

[fagus-sylvatica-beech-hedge]

no matter how many times they play the game of Life, no matter how many spouses and pets they collect, the funniest thing will always be dan getting taxed all the way to hell and back