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[shamebats]

[bigtidtybitch]

[illusioncanthurtme--art]

So... how's outpatient therapy at the mystery shack going?? :')

[dragonomatopoeia]

i'm always a bit unsettled by disdain for intellectual or creative labor in leftist spaces. there's this commonly held belief that academics are a bunch of rich old white men, rather than a wide variety of people who are barely getting by. most lecturers in universities are adjuncts living paycheck to paycheck. authors make very little money as a general rule. most researchers are overworked and underpaid. and yet there's still this idea that academics are overcompensated to sit around and smoke cigars together while making shit up

[corrodedparadox]

All better!

[chilewithcarnage]

[useristakenalready]

Posting this. So people can reblog it from me

The original text images under the cut

[aubreyplazawife]

this video alone is ten times better than the entire last half of the show

[morganbritton132]

Made this post (also this) about Steve and Robin being suspicious that their new coworker - Eddie - is a spy, and it’d be really funny if he was.

Just not for the US government.

He was off-base when the mall exploded and - he assumed - presumed dead by the Russian government so he just…assimilated? Continued living his secret identity’s life?

Edward Munson is a real person.

He’s a kid living with a foster family in Nebraska. His dad is in prison and he hadn’t seen his uncle since he was three years old. It was an easy identity to steal and an easy story to feed Wayne.

No one looked too hard at it, Eddie was exactly what they thought he’d be.

He was the only spy on base that could do a convincing American accent and looked young enough to pass for a high school student.

He was supposed to be gathering evidence, supposed to get close to the other kid. He was supposed to find the little girl but none of that ever really happened.

And then the base blew up.

Now he’s working a part-time job at the video rental, stocking shelves while his coworkers loudly discuss if he’s a spy. They’re arguing on if the US government would recruit teenagers (no) or raise spies from birth (also no), and then Steve says, “Don’t worry. I’ll figure it out.”

Robin sounds completely done with him, “Having sex with someone does not prove they’re not a spy. Don’t sleep with him!”

“It’s a full-proof plan,” Steve says and then yells, “Hey, Eddie!”

And well…

Eddie was never a good spy anyways.

[darklesmylove]

enemies to lovers be like

[margaretkart]

My experience when I went to see the Caryatid was one of eerie loneliness. There she stood, placed in a corner that dimmed her light, making her feel insignificant, stripped of her worth. It felt as though she didn’t belong, like an outsider, because she shouldn’t have been there in the first place. The Acropolis Museum in Athens still waits, saving an empty spot for her return. There’s a sense of longing for her home, she stands steady, waiting, looking, holding on to hope.

[kazuma-nyasogi]

something a little stupid

[ladymariayuri]

[kurobachisagi]

i know you / the future is now

[lazylittledragon]

ok so i don't like to air my real life dirty laundry but i found out today that one of the other apprentices at work (who has since been fired) has stolen artwork from half of the studio INCLUDING ME, and she literally did one of my designs on the other apprentice WHILE I WAS SITTING NEXT TO HER

[chilewithcarnage]