#Love is In the Hair...Net

[merilles]

Portraits of some LotR ladies!

(Arwen, Éowyn, Lothíriel)

[ruinix]

Ummm quinn??

(wdym i missed this. take away all the scissors. ban him from the barbers.)

(Vancouver Canucks @ Buffalo Sabres, November 29, 2024)

[threecowsusingthistoreadcomics]

Gem!!! Mumbo’s former apprentice and current fisherwoman :]

[imagination-phantom]

Day 9! Eyeball!

The uncoordinated baby nerd fell on his face a few time but he caught one!! Naw look how excited he is!

[dramas-vs-novels]

NETJJ REALLY GETTING GOING IN THE NEXT EPISODE LET'S GOOOOOOOOO

[grubw0rmzz]

Twilight tee to the club was definitely the move

[lastoneout]

the 2girls1bottle film at that chicken restaurant so often im pretty sure they're actually friends with the manager! they have at the very least posted selfies with him before. i think the whole staff just knows they are regulars and lets them vibe lmao almost all their videos take place there. it is very cute to me that the cocktail videos kinda have ongoing background lore. and it makes the looking around even funnier because its all performative, there is no reason for them to be doing that other than to make us laugh

You know that makes a lot of sense lol, and it does add a lot to the humor for them to be looking around nervously while doing the most over the top, impossible to not notice stuff imaginable. Also same I love it when videos like that have lore. I'ma have to look up some more of their stuff cus I think I've only seen that one and like one more at a McDonalds.

Also ngl that does still track with fast food employees, I used to chill at this Burger King back when I didn't have wifi at home for like 3 hours a day almost every day and they started giving me free sodas and stuff, honestly they're the real MVPs. I love the idea of them being like "yeah those two girls are here a lot doing performance art dwabi it's no big deal" lmao

[puntastic-artist]

I've been on one hell of an art kick and this is DEFINITELY turning into a Hyper fixation for me

Sooo take more doodles

Also Caviar absolutely seems like the type of guy who got ALL of his tattoos done in one day when he was in the Navy and doesn't regret it to this day

[anaconda-creates]

complimenting people especially strangers is so fun actually everyone should try it

[tojisun]

Watching you slowly lose your mind during a game is like watching a live modern art display. ☝️😃

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LMAO 😭 im sorry omg. yesterday was so, like, UGHHH yk? i lit went to bed upset which is bad bc i didnt wanna be this invested but im sinking down the depths >:(

i have a long and messy ramble under the cut but omg pls feel free to fully ignore it. i just started writing and then couldn’t stop myself hhhh

but basically: the canucks vs oilers game yesterday carried a legacy and it was tough to see canucks eat shit

the canucks and the oilers have faced each other in the playoffs last season — their battle (?) (face-off?) would determine who would advance to the semis.

the canucks may have won first of the pacific division last season but it’s been so long since the canucks were ever that solid. previous years were filled with the team losing one game after another. so last season, despite their record, not a lot of people expected them to win; there were even bets that they’d lose in the first round of the playoffs against the preds but they won against them spectacularly.

i say this not because im biased but because of the shitshow that happened — the starting goalie of the canucks, demko, was injured and was unable to play in the playoffs. thank god that theres a backup/alternate goalie, desmith, who was able to play a few rallies only to be put in a leave because he too was injured. so what did the canucks do? they pulled a baby goalie, silovs, from their AHL team and made him the starting goalie in the playoffs. (silovs is a good player. he was a fucking beast, even forcing a shutout against the preds in the playoffs.) so the canucks won and then they met the oilers.

the oilers were at the bottom of the standings eligible to enter the playoffs for the pacific division. they had a poor start of their regular season, and had a shaky consistency, so much so that they were only able to scrape by through gritted teeth. the running modern history of the oilers is insane — mcdavid, the captain and heart of the oilers, was always dubbed as a one-man team because the oilers ‘suck.’

(in my humble opinion, the canucks ‘suck’ more — by this, i mean, the oilers have a steady foundation while canucks remind me of a ragtag of a team. but thats me)

the oilers were a better team compared to the canucks.

mcdavid is a generational talent, yes, but draisaitl is not one to ignore too. his tandem with mcdavid is topnotch, and his slapshots have a high rate of sinking in. but more than anything, what seemed to be both their biggest flaw and their best talent was their goalie, skinner, who, a commentator once said, was unpredictable. he was ordinary often times, but there are those blips in his career where he is unstoppable.

this was the team that the canucks had to defeat. the oilers were their wall to climb. in a sense, they are rivals (not the way the flames are with the oilers are, but it’s like bruins vs leafs — they’re rivals because the leafs are always swept by the bruins, but always in a tough and difficult, and sometimes even bloody, fight).

many said that the oilers vs canucks last season would end quick. it didnt. the canucks forced the oilers to a game seven where they lost 3-2 on home ice. it was a devastating loss and with it, the end of the canucks’ season.

so the game yesterday carried this heartache — the canucks and the oilers meet once again in home ice with the knowledge that the oilers have defeated the canucks once already. and the defeat isn’t just a singular game, but the defeat meant the inability of the canucks to have a longer run last season.

but the team has changed since then. players have been traded, desharnais for example is an ex-oiler, and the old roster was scrapped to make a new one.

brock boeser’s absence is a notable change, unfortunately.

in game seven of last season, brock boeser was also unable to play because of a worrying injury. this caused a cat astray imbalance in the team — boeser was the canucks’ main scorer. the loss in game seven was even frequently attributed to boeser’s absence (he even took it as a personal fault which the team and the fans tried letting him know that no, it wasnt his fault.)

and the absence of the canucks’ star scorer happened again yesterday.

the oilers’ start of this season was rocky but many fans were not deluded that it would be an easy win for the canucks because the oilers are made of hungry players. mcdavid has always tried to push them as far as he can, and last season was the farthest they went — to the finals of the playoffs.

the canucks were a reminder of how far the oilers can push ahead; of how far they can go.

not only that, skinner was awake yesterday. you ever hear about players being in the zone? that was him yesterday. he almost had a shutout until the oilers’ defence was shaken and the canucks were able to score twice before the door was once again sealed close.

skinner’s fire lit the embers in the rest of the oilers, and in the third period, the oilers had a swooping four goals, literally shot one after another, with only seconds in between. lankinen, the canucks starting goalie, had to be subbed out and silovs was put on ice.

the eight minutes left in the time were wasted battling for the puck in the canuck zone. then, the canucks finally managed to slip in one more with only a minute left in the clock.

it was so painfully clear that the game was won by the oilers. on canucks home ice. again.

it was truly a replay of last season’s game seven, only this time it was more devastating because the canucks have tried so hard to establish a stronger team only for it to crumble minute by minute.

the oilers have reminded the canucks of their sheer power difference. and the canucks have reminded the oilers how it feels to win and how a goodly rigged team plays.

i am a fan of both teams, but i had hoped to at least see the canucks reclaim home ice from the oilers yesterday.

[the-blind-geisha]

Artist: Breakofdawn12

Was looking through some stuff and totally forgot I didn't post this. Bestie shocked me with this amazing piece of Violetta during Artfight, and it brings me insane amount of joy every time I see it! ♥♥

I swear, it looks so legit! Reminds me of a far more beautiful and gorgeous version of Peach's stained glass art from Mario 64! Also: aaaah the black roses! QwQ

[shysheeperz]

[laces-and-pearls]

pandahall.com

[ilynpilled]

jaime and his symbolism is so obsessed with interrogating purity and becoming unsoiled that he is greying 2x as fast than the average 34 year old: