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fuck hussle culture, the toad to success is to sleep well, eat well and have fun

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again that rat man thing wheres the fucking post

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pride flag color picked from the tos crew <3

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Le Guin is my favorite author- and I just started Earthsea !!

Wait till you hear about the trauma she can fit into the reincarnated One Priestess, the Eaten One !

I've never actually read Wizard of Earthsea and I'm reading it now and it's so funny. Sparrowhawk is like "oh man I fucked up, what horrible evil thing have I summoned, what will it do, how can I defeat it" and all the master wizards are just like "I don't fucking know. That was super weird, I'm an ancient wise archmage and I've never seen anything like that in my life. You did evil shit and now there's evil shit out there. Good fucking luck I guess."

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fuck it. grass on my blog for touching

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This gotta be the funniest Enterprise-Klingon exchange ever:

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nimoy in a vulcan hoodie?? oh yeah!!!

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) <- super parenthesis. reblog to close all parentheticals you opened and forgot to close in your life and return to equilibrium

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imagine a goat with a hat

STOP-

what hat did you give the goat what is the instinctual hat you gave to this goat

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mutuals this is us when we r all online

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I am a naughty little serf. I love to wallow in my sloth and indolence, and to disobey the gentry

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On April 16th 2025 the US federal government has proposed to change the interpretation of the endangered species act so that it no longer protects habitat.

This is open for public comment until the end of May 19th. Please comment and make your voice heard.

Wildlife need their habitat. If the ESA redefines harm so that habitat is no longer protected, the implications for wildlife would be catastrophic.

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how about we stop remaking pride and prejudice and we adapt other classics that may not be as well known to the general public but no less deserving of attention???? i so want a new adaptation of north & south (2004 truthers don’t come for me), wives and daughters, mansfield park... and the list goes on!!

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At least Edmund knows I’m funny and smart and charming.

Now, if you’ll just change everything about yourself, we can married.

And I might even keep spending time here, even though all my acquaintances live in loondoonnnnnnnn

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THAT’s the screen adaptation of Mr. Yates !!??

Not at all what I imagined- I take it all back- get um Julia

“Mr Darcy this-“

“Mr Knightley that-“

WHAT ABOUT MY COMPLETELY IRRELEVANT BOY MR YATES FROM MANSFIELD PARK?! 💕💕💕

1. He’s a playwright who is determined to get his smutty work on stage. I’m all for that. 🥰😳

2. He’s a giggly babygirl who has fluffy blond hair. I want to tickle his sideburns and feed him quail’s eggs. 😩🤭

3. Esfp bachelor. Like yes! Be a confident failure, I’ll produce Lover’s Vows! I’ll marry you even if you have nothing but ink to your name! 🥹😘

3. He has a horsey 🐴

(I wrote this at like 1:20 am, I’m horny af. I’m so sorry-)

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I just don't get people who hate "passive" characters because of their inability to take action. Like Fanny Price, wtf is she supposed to do? "She's so passive" yeah, she's an unofficial foster kid in a rich uncle's home. What possible power does she have? What possible benefit would she gain from being "active"? What would her actions possible change?! I think there's a fair amount of narrative evidence that suggests if she'd stayed at home, she'd be dead by now. Staying quiet and doing what she's told is the best of a whole bunch of bad options. She's also a dependant woman in the 1800s!

Why do I get the feeling that people would actually like her better if she took things into her own hands and had slowly poisoned Mrs. Norris, Maria, Julia, Lady Bertram, Tom, and Sir Thomas in succession and then became the unopposed mistress of Mansfield Park by marrying the newly-minted heir Edmund? What a fascinating character! She did it! What a strong female character!