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Watching someone forget who they are is the saddest thing to watch. To see them become something they would have hated to become.

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everyone's got that one buddy who's an imp who torments them with demonic energy

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Lots of my favorite vines are old ones, so here are some that I didn’t want lost to the wind

Might make part 2 w/more modern vines(?)

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Song of the Hero

Congratulations on your 35th anniversary, TLOZ! Thank you for so many amazing games.

It’s a testament to the skill and dedication of all the people who worked on this series which - despite not (majorly) changing its general formula - continues to create games which are fun, engaging and remarkable. Even games from 20-30 years back are still fun to play this day.

Though I have a really soft spot for the (adult) 3D Links, I find Link in general a very interesting protagonist. Consider this my homage to 35 years of travelling with the heroes. They don’t speak much, but they had a lot to tell.

Full verse below the cut:

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Ten: Martha left me

Donna: Everything happens for a reason

Donna: Sometimes the reason is that you’re stupid and you make bad choices

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a girl like you

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Head not empty, head filled with the same song on repeat over and over for like a week

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i am very pro “love is the most important thing to put into your cooking” but also. please season your shit

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FILMS WATCHED DURING QUARANTINE

⤷ What We Do in the Shadows (2014) dir. Jemaine Clement + Taika Waititi

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- AVATAR AANG, THE LEGEND OF KORRA

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Guys this is epic quarantine entertainment.

“EW can exclusively debut an epic at-home performance of the uplifting and high-energy “You Can’t Stop the Beat” from the Broadway musical Hairspray. In a video created in partnership with Marc Shaiman — who wrote the music and co-wrote the lyrics for the musical adaptation of the John Waters movie — actors, singers, dancers, and musicians from Hairspray on Broadway, Hollywood Bowl, London, the original 1988 movie, the 2007 remake, and the 2016 NBC live rendition, virtually gather to perform the iconic song from their kitchens, closets, and even from the bathtub. There are hairbrushes and kitchen utensils as impromptu microphones, family-member cameos, and pilates-inspired choreography.“

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The editing on this thing is crazy-pants good, and the performances are sublimely joyful. 

If you’re not chair-dancing by the end, I don’t know what to tell you. Let this thing brighten your day.

(The purpose of the video is to raise money for The Actors Fund, so if this video made you happy and you have some spare change, you can drop it here.)

(Also if Tumblr video isn’t big enough for you, click on the double-arrow thingy to make it full-screen.)

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Death comes for all of us, eventually. The only way to cheat it is to have a legacy.