#the Empire is wrong

[sonic-fairyspell]

I'm just not all that excited for Inquisitor Barriss. Like i just do not like it. Its doesn't Vibe, if you will. I hope instead of making her a full Inquisitor, they have a Barriss redemption arc, and return to the Light and be a Jedi again. That would be great! Instead of icky "Empire is so good" nonsense. Bleh. I also hope they don't want us to feel so bad for Morgan Elsbeth because of "tragic backstory" when she is evil and bad. Sucks the Nightsisters all died, but eh, I feel nothing of Elsbeth.

Not all that excited for Tales of the Empire. I'm extremely wary and hesitant, but we'll see i guess.

[freshbaked-bread]

this is literally all i could think abt during that ep icl

[finalskies]

Godzilla x Kong is a very silly movie. I kinda love it. Shimo stole my heart. She deserves all the good things now.

[nicecrumbart]

I've got the 'cant stop drawing a character until the design is perfected and I can draw in it my sleep' disease someone sedate me

[arrimorr]

My ocs, Sir and Ser, aka the eldritch malevolent policemen 😔

[cornpapers]

i live for their interactions in crossover arc

[ye-olde-tardis]

The Doctor: floating in the tardis around a star... burning it up in order to say the words he thinks are the last ones he will ever say to his soul mate, Rose Tyler

Sutekh: bawling his eyes out

[mrtequilasunset]

Okay I've had this project open for like. Way too long now and I've hit a brick wall with it but i still would like to share what I have so here's this idea I've been mulling around about the disco skills being court jesters. I only have the psyche skills done but hopefully soon I'll have the inspiration for the others and also fully color these. Enjoy

[cyhaino]

James Acaster as Lars Pinfield

[artbysarf]

The Moth and the Lizard are married actually

[endominator]

Rodan's secret

[communistkenobi]

re: that gamete article, I think what’s also compelling to anti-trans activists is that gametes are invisible - it’s the same reason why debates about chromosomes are persuasive, they are imperceptible in all social interactions outside of a doctor’s office, and so counter-intuitively they can be argued as being always visible, always seeping out through our pours as a gendered essence that cannot be concealed or changed. actually being able to look at your individual gametes or chromosomes is gated behind medical institutions, and because of this inaccessibility they can be loaded with all kinds of social and political meaning, converted into a mystical essence contained within the body that imbues you with a gendered spirit. this is why I don’t think we should ever concede that transphobes are making biological arguments - they are using the authority of evolutionary and medical biology to do gender metaphysics, it’s a deliberate mystification of scientific authority for reactionary political goals. they aren’t making scientific claims and they aren’t trying to

[sn0wp1anets]

...can you tell who i main...

[turtleblogatlast]

We were robbed of a Hueso Jr. episode because good god I need he and Leo to interact.

I can just imagine an episode where a very busy Hueso has no choice but to ask Leo to babysit, and Leo’s like heck yeah I’d rock at that.

And of course Hueso is constantly like oh god what if something goes wrong that’s PEPINO he left with his CHILD.

So continuously throughout the episode he imagines the worst case scenarios for what could possibly be happening.

Every time Hueso imagines another catastrophic scenario the scene cuts back to Leo and Hueso Jr just calmly watching a movie or playing a game or something else equally as innocuous.

Eventually the worry gets to Hueso so much that he cuts his business short and races back home to see -

A peacefully sleeping Hueso Jr smiling as he lays snuggled up next to a shockingly quiet Leonardo.

He’s pleasantly surprised, and agrees to ask for Leo again next time he needs a babysitter.

Or, as it seems he may need to, when Hueso Jr. wants Leo to visit.

[hacked-wtsdz]

Why do so many Americans, and non-Americans too, seem to think that slavery was a specifically American thing? Like, I presume that most people know that it wasn’t, but I hear so much discussion of American slavery and its impact, and so little of any other kind. It also makes slavery look like a strictly white-slaver black-slave dynamic, which, again, I presume most people know it isn’t, but nobody talks about it as much as about American-type slavery. The Roman slave market, which existed for centuries and had slaves of all races, the Korean slave market, which was gigantic, the Ottoman slave market, in which North Africans and Middle Easterners enslaved people of different races, including Europeans. My point being that slavery has existed for centuries, and has heavily impacted our whole world, and yet some people seem to believe that slavery existed only in an American-type way. At the moment, there are more slaves in the world than ever before, and yes, most of them are from Third World countries, but nobody talks of real-time slavery either. Not as much as of past American slavery anyway. I genuinely wanna know how that came to be.

[reesescuffs]

I bearly remember anything from empires