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This machine kills AI

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Listen it wasn’t the most baffling thing in the world when Netflix canceled Lockwood and co even tho it performed well bc let’s be real, Netflix will basically cancel a show if it breathes wrong…

But do you think that Netflix actually canceled Lockwood and co bc around the time it aired they’d aquired the rights to dead boy detectives (a show with a competingly similar premise to Lockwood and co that has Neil Gaiman attached who’s had two very successful shows in the last few years with Netflix and Amazon prime)… because I do.

Like to me that’s the missing puzzle piece of what happened there

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shout-out to the person i overheard today rushing into an antiques shop to ask, very urgently, ‘do you have any silver crosses?’. wishing you well in your fight against the creatures of darkness, friend

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So kh fans what’s the lore behind utada hikaru being able to dual wield two keyblades? Who had to seek refuge inside utada’s heart?

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I am IN LOVE with this cover for the Korean translation of my first book, SCARLET AND IVY - THE LOST TWIN! Art by the amazing Ryepe - https://www.instagram.com/ryepe/

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this is so cool omg

(+ check out the new character posters)

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Hello Neil,

in S2 we see Crowley in the bookshop throwing books mindlessly away when something gets his attention. Even thou it is so Crowley it leaves me shocked each time he does it (I'm a bookseller).

Are those real books? What would Aziraphale say if he ever finds out?

Hope you don't mind me asking. -Shen.

While those were real books, they were also highly trained stunt books, and they had rehearsed the bit where David Tennant threw them down, so none of them were hurt.

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I'm not saying it will be your new favourite show. I'm just saying...

Actually, it will probably be your new favourite show. Who am I trying to kid?

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rick riordan off the shits

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WAIT A SECOND

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Tried and failed to make a coherent post about this but the Granny Weatherwax moment that lives with me forever that I never see quoted is the “what has he ever done to me, that I should hurt him so”

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the idealized version of my tomorrow self will fix this

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Having watched a lot of classic british kid's TV, particularly miniseries that are adaptations of books, I've noticed one key theme, which I'm dubbing

✨️ All Autistic People Can Talk To Ghosts ✨️

Whenever a main child character is the one (or the first one) to see ghosts, or talk to ghosts, or slip through time, or have prophetic dreams or supernatural visions, they're always a specific type of character.

They're always a weird, awkward, misunderstood loner with no friends their own age. The adults and any older siblings always talk in hushed tones about what a puzzle they are or how they don't know what to do with them even before they start talking about ghosts. They have odd little habits and traits and peculiar interests that make the adults shake their heads and tut and other children tease them. They're always eother solemn and Wise Beyond Their Years and only know how to talk to adults, or they're Young For Their Age and are babied by the adults and bullied by other children.

And when there's one (1) adult who is also a believer or can also talk to ghosts or have visions or whatever, it's an eccentric loner who all the other adults think is mad or weird, and who only the similar outcast weird children listen to and respect.

The answer is obvious. All Autistic People Can Talk To Ghosts.