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let’s have an IMMERSIVE LES MIS where you’re REQUIRED TO BRING A PIECE OF FURNITURE to sit on for the show. and then top of act 2 you have to THROW YOUR FURNITURE ON THE STAGE AND SIT AT THE BARRICADE while people ACTUALLY SHOOT YOU with REAL BULLETS!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

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In the club

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That's meeee

when you start losing your appetite and getting out of bed gets suspiciously too hard

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personally I think it's funny if when louis had sex with lestat for the first time and levitated he just thought that was something gay people could do and never questioned the vampire implications

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Love this! Her pieces are dope af. 

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Why don't they make stained glass fish tanks? Give those fish Catholic guilt

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Lestat's outfit for the night he met Louis's family always struck me as a bit off-character. Something about the bright emerald green necktie and ring struck me as symbolic... and out of the blue I realized why.

He is wearing a carnation. And the main color that pops is green. Lestat wore the American equivalent of Oscar Wilde's green carnation (which no florist would sell on the New World).

Now, whatever version of the tale you'd like to believe, it has always been widely accepted that Wilde used the green carnation as a visual symbol for "his people", a flower of an unnatural color embodying the "unnatural", meaning the queer crowd.

Now, before you think "but, was that common in Paris where Lestat lived?", the answer is yes. Here is a direct and quote on that:

"The claim is often made that the green carnation was fashionable among “inverts” (as gays were then called) in Paris, with Wilde having simply imported the fashion to London. In addition, early sexologists tell us that green is supposedly the “invert’s” favorite color."

Long story short, Lestat came to his in-laws's house carrying the equivalent of the rainbow flag of that time period.

(Also, let's not forget Lestat is an Oscar Wilde fanboy)

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it was a stroke of genius to give James T Kirk a bitchy flip phone in the 60's, truly amazing to watch him slam it shut like a pissed off socialite girl in 2000's teen shows

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it's good that we're saying "i don't feel guilty about pleasure im not Catholic" but we also need to start saying "i don't feel self-righteous about being overworked I'm not Puritan"

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relationship goals

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one time i was having sex and i was going “i’m yours i’m yours i’m yours” and then my partner stopped all of a sudden and said “can we talk about new kinks before we introduce them during sex” and i was like yeah what but it turned out she thought i was saying im a horse im a horse im a horse

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Stop using the word degenerate to mean horny challenge

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everyone loves Predynastic Egyptian Terracotta Bowl with Human Feet. shout-out to a real one

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is it just me or does the way people treat like "dopamine" and "serotonin" in modern pop psych context read exactly like balancing the humors