#steven davis

[rangersfc-1872]

2023/24 SCOTTISH PREMIERSHIP MATCH DAY 8

St Mirren 0-3 Rangers 8th October 2023 St Mirren Park

Tavernier (30' pen, 90'), Sima (71')

[machetesquirrel]

I’m just going to leave this here

[eyelessfaces]

hell yeah

[dandelionjack]

do you think a susan twist copy has ever interacted with a clara oswald echo as they unconsciously battled for dominance along the strands of the doctor’s twisted timestream and despite both of them believing themselves to be ordinary humans with normal lives they looked into each other’s eyes and felt a glimmer of uncanny recollection of horrors yet to come

[iamtryingtobelieve]

Each cut, each scar, each burn, a different mood or time. I told him what the first one was. I told him where the second one came from. I remembered them all. And for the first time in my life, I felt beautiful. Finally part of the earth. I touched the soil, and he loved me back. Secretary (2002) Dir: Steven Shainberg

[elainiisms]

that's MY emotional support female character from a shitty early 2000's drama!!!

[buckyssugarchick]

Yes, this is indeed an Oscar Isaac’s ass appreciation post 😌

Photos under the cut you animals 🫣

[closetofcuriosities]

Secretary - 2002 - Steven Shainberg

"do you really wanna be my secretary?" - "Yes, I do."

[angelsixxdoll]

i love sweaty hot old men

[rangersfc-1872]

📝 Rangers have announced that Steven Davis will step in as interim manager, following the departure of Michael Beale.

Davis’ management team will consist of former Rangers player and hugely experienced coach Alex Rae, former Rangers player and current coach Steven Smith, coach Brian Gilmour, and goalkeeping coach, Colin Stewart.

[tengirl]

series 15 is over, and with it comes my third annual doctor who fandom survey! i’ve taken feedback and hopefully made some improvements from last year’s survey, so feel free to fill it out and let me know what you think! i’ll be closing responses in 2 months on august 7th 💫

[virtie333]

Amazing art from Bernini

[eyelessfaces]

[dandelionjack]

We Invest Things With Significance, or: Why Sutekh Isn’t Sutekh, But Death Itself. alternative title: Fear Is the Mind Killer.

the Doctor Who Series 14/1 thesis statement

i don’t think that sutekh has literally been attached to the TARDIS since Pyramids of Mars. i think that the salt at the edge of the universe — the grievous mistake that caused all myths to become a reality — was what made him appear. and he’s not the same character as sutekh the osiran, a powerful alien that delusionally believed himself to be a god. he *is* a god. nuwho-Sutekh is Death Incarnate.

ergo, this version of Sutekh is the literal psychic manifestation of the Doctor’s deep-seated, guilt-motivated fear of the idea that his arrival brings death wherever he treads. this death-anxiety was turned into a physical presence, haunting the TARDIS all through the Doctor’s timestream, because of the salt. that’s the reason why the Doctor didn’t spot any Susan Twists before Wild Blue Yonder…

there are two timelines in Doctor Who — relative time and universal time. universal time is the history of the universe. relative time is how the Doctor experiences it. in universal time, Sutekh has supposedly been hitchhiking through the vortex for millenia. in relative time, he has only been doing so since Fourteen accidentally invited myths back into the world.

the Doctor was insecure and afraid and believed the above quote (from the very first episode!! spoken by the very first named character in nuwho to die on screen, no less!) to be true. but until WBY it had only been true on a symbolic, metaphorical level. myths, legends, concepts and stories becoming real after the salt caused the Doctor’s anxiety about being a death-bringer to take the shape of a black dog — a universally recognised symbol of death — wearing the name and voice of his most formidable enemy, Sutekh.

in a way, this plotline mirrors The Woman from 73 Yards similarly being a manifestation of Ruby’s worst fear — that of being abandoned by everyone she loves for something intrinsic and incorrigible inside her that she cannot change. Ruby fears being left completely alone, so “The Woman” causes everyone in her life to leave her. the Doctor fears that his coming always heralds mass destruction (“maybe i’m the bad luck”), so “Sutekh” makes sure that the TARDIS literally becomes an altar of death.

ever since Wild Blue Yonder, stories in doctor who have become sources of immense power. the worst, most potent stories we tell ourselves are the lies that our sick brains whisper to us — secret anxieties that we’re not good enough, that all our loved ones will inevitably leave, that we carry nothing but bad luck in our wake. what better clay to mould a monster from than the protagonists’ own neuroses?

and if anybody’s still in doubt, here’s the plain text, all laid out below:

we invest things with significance. that’s what the salt at the edge of the universe really meant. that’s what almost every episode this series has been about, thematically — the imaginary kastarions, the cosplaying chuldur, the bogeyman written into life because kids need a scary story. myths become real to us because we believe in them, love and death and monsters too.

[mugiwarasource]

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will be adding the character as their appear on opla

[loki-hargreeves]

Oscar Isaac characters as ice cream flavours (mainly Ben and Jerry's) because why not

Steven Grant as chocolate chip cookie dough

Jake Lockley as rum and raisin

Marc Spector as chocolate therapy

Santiago "Pope" Garcia as thick mint

Blue Jones as cherry garcia

Jonathan Levy as salted caramel

Poe Dameron as sweet mango memories

Nathan Bateman as chocolate-covered strawberry

Leto Atreides as double chocolate vanilla truffle

Llewyn Davis as peanut butter and cookies