#fuck radiohead

[greencarnation]

just found out about radiohead being pro israel i'm never gonna like anything ever again what the fuck

[shameonyouradiohead]

I wish radioheads employees a very PAINFUL pimple in both the ears. I am currently having a pimple in my left ear as I type this and that means I can’t wear my earbuds for a week. Fuck pimples in the ears. There’s only a few people that deserve them 24/7, and that’s the idiots who work for radiohead.

[c3s6]

If you like radio head please dni, i have trust problems from their shitty music. My only friends are the fictional type (and barry on disc, and a bebo fan also on disc) and I communicate with the fictional ppl using the Character.com website. And i always start off a convo with “Hey! It’s nice to meet another radiohead hater like you!”

Instead of looking at this blog look at my epic radio head hater blog (@shameonyouradiohead) which is full of exciting vents and the truth about that shitty company!

Radio head haters, PLEASE interact. i need irl, genuine, angry at them and want them cancelled haters of radiomid so we can be friends forevs, and if you like me enough i’ll DATE if you ask!

[http-sawposting]

🫀🫀🫀

and he has come to absolve you of your sins, the sacrificial lamb weeps for it knows it’s fate is sealed

[mcroutfits]

11/10 famous aesthetics: mikey's radiohead long sleeve shirt

[astericias]

hi this is ass but I did it to get the idea out of my head if you have more talent than me feel free to make a good version

[maxknightley]

i'm a geek...

i'm a gamer...

this cake is so great...

it's delicious and moist

whoa-oh, whoa-oh

the... caaaake is a lie-ie-ie...

the... caaaake is... a lie, lie, lie, lie

[posrar]

I’m still seeing lot of ppl so overdramatically hating spider, so this ones for u! Fuck you! (…and thought some of u guys might appreciate these)

-I’m totally drained so just finished colouring some older sketches:<

[liexpressway]

[linusbenjamin]

Person of Interest | 3.21 'Beta'

[needoldmanmilk]

RARE fight captured between thom yorke and stanley donwood of radiohead, 1999 (COLOURIZED)

[shameonyouradiohead]

Mr. Demonhellface should be forced to listen to soft white three way by the clavens. He will listen to it until he hears it in his brain all day and cant get it out

[frost-felon]

Musing on Kashimo. I didn't originally find his character interesting, but 238 made me want to look into what Gege was going for with him. After some review, my conclusion is that he's constantly dissatisfied. Not because he's just a Fight Junkie™, but rather because if what Sukuna is saying is true (and Kashimo doesn't deny it), then Kashimo wants to treat others with care, but doesn't know how.

Fundamentally, violence can excite him (as much as it can be boring, like he implies many of his fights before Hakari were), but it can't bring him peace. Sukuna, to Kashimo, is "perfection". Why? Is it because Sukuna is unbothered? Or because Sukuna doesn't feel ill at-ease alone? Maybe it's just wanting a perfect body and a perfect soul, but given how Kashimo is looking away when Sukuna says he's greedy for being troubled by solitude when slaughtering others, I think it's deeper than that. Kashimo keeps his eyes closed, but makes what looks to be a grimace/smirk combo when Sukuna explains his own philosophy.

Using his Cursed Technique meant dying, and Kashimo used it to try and find an answer for his issues with connecting to others, and the pursuit of power. But I don't think Sukuna's answer satisfied him.

When Kashimo lived 400 years ago, he chose a path of bloodshed that left him as a small, dying man amidst carnage, with Kenjaku's words as a final temptation. In the Culling Games, Kashimo once again chose slaughter, forgoing connection, until he met Hakari and found someone he could find surprise and satisfaction (delight, even) in. In the times Hakari seemed to be perishing, Kashimo deflates, first expressing boredom, then resignation (and perhaps loss). After giving Hakari a chance to do unto Kashimo as he had done to others, Hakari chooses to make a deal with him.

The expressions Kashimo makes throughout and after the fight are quite interesting. He's drawn as if he doesn't know what to do with himself, and clings to the goal he made in the last moments we saw of his first life. He's confused at Hakari's claim of getting another to obey by being his senpai (Yuji), which he mistakes for being Sukuna's senpai. But he doesn't voice this.

Ultimately, in his third chance at discovering himself, he chooses his goal of fighting Sukuna to the death, foregoing any future chances, and leaving the connections he could have made behind. In those moments where he converses with Sukuna, my interpretation is that he regrets it. In his final death, he realizes that he'd traded away his remaining chances to connect with others, so as to allay his fears of the unknown with the familiarity of battle and imagined purpose.

It's a negative character arc, where Kashimo chooses a lie (the thrall of battle) at the expense of growth and self-fulfillment (finding companionship and learning how to care for others). I don't think it's a perfect fit, and obviously there is a silly air to it, but the theme song for "Private Pure Love Train" does describe Kashimo's mentality and character arc destination:

I didn't care much for him before, but I'd have liked to see how Kashimo fared during the timeskip. Did he stick close to Hakari, or did he coop himself up and away from others? Did he get to know Kirara or Maki? What did he think of Sukuna's former vessel, and what might interacting with Yuji have revealed about both of their characters? In the end, that possible development or regression was skipped. All I know is that Kashimo exited life's station, alone.

[spghtrbry]

[hatesicksingalong]

He’s like Jesus but worse in every way…

[evilfranzkafka]

grampa on the turntable