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ROSAMUND PIKE & EIZA GONZALEZ in I Care A Lot (2020) dir. J Blakeson

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Laudna | Critical Role fan art for my ongoing PC project.

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Ladies Meme » {five/ten} lgbtqa+ ladies » Helena G Wells A century ago, it was easier to believe in the possibility of a time machine than of the reality that a woman thought one up. My brother Charles was the writer. I supplied the ideas, the research  – Charles supplied the moustache.

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for @barbarawar as part of the @b-and-w-holiday-gift-exchange <3

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Katharine Hepburn in Sylvia Scarlett (1935) dir. George Cukor

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Expositor Beauregard

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janeway x seven; if I only could I'd make a deal with god

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I'm glad you wanted to get together. I know it's late. Thanks. I was happy you called. We'll start out slow. Okay. Willow? Yeah? Start out slow doing what? Oh. We're gonna float the rose. Then use the majiks to pluck the petals off, one at a time. It's a test of synchronicity. Our minds have to be perfectly attuned to work as a single delicate implement. Cool. And it should be very pretty.

BUFFY THE VAMPIRE SLAYER | 4.12

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modna sketchin

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rewatched a voyager episode for the first time since becoming a grown up full blown hairy dyke and like. Man they could have made 7 a crazy robobutch so easily. We could’ve had it all

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STAR TREK: VOYAGER // S4E3: Day of Honor

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"You go along thinking tomorrow something wonderful's going to happen, you're not gonna be alone anymore. And then one day you realise it's all over - you're out of circulation. It all happened, and you didn't even know when it happened."

— Desk Set (1957)

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Through Lieve'tel, you instinctually draw their hands together and place them into each other's within your hands. As you withdraw your grasp on theirs, a sourceless golden thread now binds its way through their hands and fingers, both of them held together, wrapped.