#such a wasted talent

[gonnadosomethingwmylife]

peter burke is so funny bc he’s a completely normal guy except he’s been obsessed with two people to a point of stalking (his wife and the conman he chased for years) but it’s fine bc they’re just as obsessed with him 😭???

[mimi-noelle]

Crosshair: will you please let me shoot someone

Omega: only in an emergency

Later…

Omega: we are now in an emergency

Crosshair: thank god

[annasofthe11thdimension]

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Odile doesn't get Loop's fascination with star gazing, but she can at least appreciate the chance to sit down and do nothing for a bit.

[doverstar]

can't express accurately how happy it makes me that c.s. lewis did not leave room for many interpretations in narnia. it's christian and you can't get around it. susan chose to care more about worldly things than what matters and he said what he said. the lion is Jesus. evil is evil and good is good and people have to choose. and that makes some readers angry because it's nearly impossible to ignore and they want to ignore it. they want it to be something else and they can't make it something else without making it not narnia. love that. that is doing it right

[sakinyeh]

why does chigiri keep acting like kunigami is his husband that died in the war

[phantomrose96]

"Sorry boss it's just been a really hard day to focus at work. Yeah it's just every single person in the group chat knows how we could have fixed BNHA."

[amaltheas-garden]

I miss when Alicent was allowed to have emotions

the range 🤌

[fipindustries]

the story of tatsuya ishida is truly tragic because i can believe the guy startd from a genuine place of wanting to engage with feminism

the problem is that the framing of it was inherently conspiratorial and tinged with a heavy dose of guilt and self loathing

and that is just not a good foundation upon which to build a sane ideology and understanding of the world and so inevitably went from that, though this

and it ended up leading to this:

he is like the textbook case of the radfem to fascist pipeline. because the guy has been making comics every day for decades in here we have a perfect, methodical and granular dissection of how the process happens.

it truly is a tragedy

[gemgdynamight0]

Katsuki not needing to use his crazy moves like cluster anymore (because apparently now there are only some petty thieves and not dangerous villains 🤡) is truly sad. It's like you cutting off a butterfly's wings.

(and in his fight against afo he got even faster than this because he learned how to control his quirk awakening)

"some birds aren't meant to be caged" and all :))

[selliho6530]

If I see one more video or post, like:

*msi music/ msi drawing*

I DON'T SUPPORT THEM.

I'M GONNA FUCKING PUNCH EVERYONE IN THE THROAT.

[fatuismooches]

Dottore with an art-centred lover !! Painting, poetry, singing, you name it, but ofc you can’t practice a lot because it’s not accepted in the akademiya. Getting close to Zandik and he learns of all your hobbies and in the beginning he (of course) looks down on them. But in time he grows to appreciate all the poetry and songs toy write for him …

(Angst) but now that you’re so sick…there’s no way you can practice all your art. So you’re left to wallow in your uselessness while prime rereads that book of poetry you wrote him. And he realizes how much he missed your art <3

It was no secret that Akademiya looked down on the arts, and consequently, that thinking had negatively seeped deep into Sumerian society's views on artistic expression. Therefore your love for the arts was only allowed to linger while you were a kid before it was quickly squashed by those around you. Still, you continued to practice in secret with critters and strange hat-wearing creatures in the forest, who always complimented your art. There were times you sneak out to the Grand Bazaar, but seeing how often the Akademiya hassles the poor performers, you had to limit your visits.

And so, your secret hobby followed you to the Akademiya. In the beginning, it was easy to put your mind to paper, considering your roommate, Zandik, was either not home, or simply did not spare a glance at what you were doing. But as time continued to go by, you realized that in a way, you two were more similar than you thought - both shunned for things people couldn't understand. Of course, eventually, Zandik got curious enough to pry into what you spent your time doing, and although his reaction wasn't surprising, it was still disheartening.

"You have an intricate mind that can keep up with me, but you'd rather spend your time doing such pointless things. I don't understand," his praise turned into words you were familiar with.

"Have you ever considered this is why I am able to understand you? Zandik... I would appreciate it if you could try to do the same for me."

It was a tough road ahead for Zandik, but he loved you too much not to at least take up your request. And so he bore witness to your labor of love, staying silent most of the time. Occasionally you asked for his opinions or thoughts, but nothing he had was really helpful, but you appreciated the effort nonetheless. He thinks you just wanted to probe his brain. After a while, you start reading your poetry out loud to Zandik.

Unfortunately, he doesn't catch on to the fact the poems and songs are about him until about your dozenth one in, blushing at how skillfully you manage to delicately weave such loving words about him. Or when he opens his notebook to a drawing of you two, distracting him from his work for a little bit (an extreme feat!) And on days he can't sleep, you hum a little tune for him, soothing his aching head. From then on, he understands, and not a word of his criticism was ever heard again, rather, even gruff encouragement is offered when you're stuck.

But now even his sweet words are rendered useless in the face of your illness. All those things you love to create - your body and mind simply won't allow you most of the time, no matter how much you try. Dottore can only sigh when he finds you ripped up all your failed attempts at your art, and carefully tape them back together to store with his collection.

He needs to make sure you have a good day soon. Maybe if he rereads your book of poetry for the one hundredth and sixty-seventh time, he could come up with his own little thing and surprise you.

[cairafea]

he makes this joke every time.

[caffeineheroes]

"The Song of Achilles" animatic - Just a Man

Also giulia_blue on IG.

[thenameisgul]

Only misha collins would get a question to ‘represent his cast member as vegetables’ and go on describing how he read a study about what one kind of food you need to survive if you were ever stuck on an island alone. all the while making it hilarious af

[borgialucrezia]

"We had each other. Now, you have Victoria and she will never leave you. Do you know how much I envy you? And how I will miss you?” 

[befuddledcinnamonroll]

I can't stop thinking about Thor's performance in Wandee Goodday.

I'd seen him in a few support roles, like in Boss and Babe, but this is the first time I've really had a chance to see him go deep into character. (This is where I have to confess that I haven't seen Warp Effect yet. Yes, I know this is a giant character flaw, please don't hate me).

But holy hell, y'all, this man can act.

Like, "reach into your chest and wrap his fingers around your heart" act.

In his scenes with Yak, even some of the lighter ones, you can feel the layers, the weight of the older brother who was forced to be a father, by a parent taken away, and a parent who ran. Who thinks that the way to take care of a family is to do the opposite of his father and to shoulder all of it, no matter how heavy, and to never ask for help, even if it breaks you.

And then there are the scenes with Cher, which are underlaid with once again that sense of responsibility, but also such love and vulnerability (and yes, a healthy dose of horniness).

Let's face it, there are a lot of actors who could make Yei a good character, but Thor has sunk his teeth into him and done something actually great. (Heh, pun not intended).

There are a lot of actors at GMMTV that I enjoy, a fair number that I adore, and many that I appreciate for their talents, for what they do and how they do it, but when it comes to my personal pantheon of The Top of GMMTV, my Big Three of Talent are

Gun Atthaphan

First Kanaphan

and Khaotung Thanawat

Only now I think I might have to make it a Big Four...