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I mean… this is literally the plot of this episode (“The Three Days of the Hunter Job,” if you’re curious).

Leverage + Textpost

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Signal boosting this!

This is an interesting thing. Looks like testimonies of people who left the MAGA movement- how they got into it and why.

Leaving a cult is really hard, so I really respect the people who are speaking from this place.

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Skunks look so much more like skunks up close, if that makes any sense.

Have you ever asked yourself: “What does the skunk say?” unmute to find out

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Sorry I dropped off the map for a while, but what do you guys think of the name "Chryses Malum" for a villain?

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Reblogging this so I can find it later

to be perfectly honest i think that ghosts being transluscent and faded is kind of antithetical to what they represent. they're an echo that cannot move on, cannot fade out - they should be oversaturated and stiff and strangely out of place and unchanging, like something preserved in clear glass.

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I hope that one little girl from Pokémon Sword and Shield that brought a Magikarp with Hydro Pump to Max Raid Battles is doing well these days.

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I can't figure out an answer to this question, so I'm asking y'all.

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Who the hell does William know that’s an Egyptologist?

~Fluffles

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Leverage is great because in one episode they steal a potato and teach a child how to do Crime(TM). What other show lets you say that?

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I learned a new word today (parochial).

Folks act like "maybe the author isn't the final authority about what their work means" is some wanky post-modern nonsense and not a simple recognition that a lot of authors are perfectly prepared to bullshit about their own work. Like, leaving big-name popular media aside, I have personally encountered authors being actively disingenuous about their own work for all of the following reasons:

A true answer wouldn't fit the image they've cultivated.

They've decided they like the explanation the readers/viewers have come up with better than what they actually had in mind.

Something that was originally intended as a standalone work ended up growing into a franchise or series, and now they're pretending that was the plan all along for some reason.

They don't want to admit that the bit you're asking about is genuinely just a plot hole.

The real answer gets into some shit they don't care to discuss, so they've prepared a cover story to explain away the parts they don't want to talk about.

Their politics have changed since they wrote it, but they don't want to acknowledge that, so they're constantly trying to re-interpret everything they've ever written to be perfectly consistent with whatever their positions are this week.

They wrote it decades ago and they honestly don't remember what they were thinking at the time, so they're just making shit up; sometimes they also don't remember what shit they made up the last time, so the answer is different every time they're asked.

The work in question is at least partly autobiographical and they can't tell the truth without confessing to a crime in the process.

Most of the good bits are plagiarised and they don't really understand it themselves.

They're lying to you on purpose, for evil reasons.

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I'm making a story set in the 1870s and you would not believe my joy when I realized I can include Emperor Joshua Norton in there.

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(british lady from hitman voice) Elon Musk eliminated. Good job, 47. Your next target, Jeff Bezos.

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There is such thing as stupid questions, but it’s better to ask them than to make stupid assumptions.

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So I did the math, and if Class 78 started attending Hope's Peak Academy in 2014 (as evidenced by the orientation guide Makoto receives in the first game), then the first HPA class began in 1937.

Do with this information as you will.

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Please Reblog is Your Blog is Safe for Non-Binary People.

If my mutuals can’t rb this then we can’t be mutuals

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I’m confused, would this be a comedy or a drama? I’d watch it either way.

Small town murder mystery where it eventually turns out that literally everyone in town is a member of some secret society or sinister cult – except it's not one big secret society, it's a bunch of little ones, ranging from as many as a couple dozen members to as few as three. Each secret society is aware of their own immediate allies and rivals, but none of them have the complete picture of how extensive the town's secret society problem is, nor do they know that every single resident is a member of at least one. Some residents are members of multiple secret societies. Some residents are unwittingly members of multiple secret societies, having mistakenly concluded that Secret Society A is Secret Society B's hidden inner circle, when in fact they're unrelated. There's at least one pair of secret societies whose leaders each believe that the other is a false front that they set up to distract their enemies. This goes on for five seasons.