#glenn u

[mulhollanddriver]

Does whatever a Spider Punk! by Glenn U

[unluckyprime]

snow day ‼️❄️

closeups:

[bat-rot]

twd + text posts

[boysareouttonight]

dennis reynolds x tom wambsgans

matthew macfadyen went to glenn howerton school of acting to play tom

[paging-possum]

LONG OVERDUE SKETCH PAGE OF TUMBLRS ULTIMATE SEXYMAN ‼️‼️🙌🙌💥💥🔥🔥‼️‼️

[weirdgirlsparrow]

i'm gonna get shocked by a cattle prod for saying this but glenn's post-supermax character arc, as a prison hater, is so huge to me

i don't know if freddie planned it but the way glenn struggles to re-integrate, adopting a rat that reminds him of his time is solitary confinement, seriously considering not going back home cause he doesn't know if he'll have a life there, getting prickly and aggressive and insecure, the fucking notebook trying to determine if he's good, if he even deserves to be in people's lives anymore-

like, rehabilitation already sucks in real life, but after having your entire life literally ripped from under you, i can see why glenn would think this is as good as its gonna get

[bidaryl]

RICK: there's nothing keeping you two here. you should get out, head back to camp. T-DOG: and tell your family what?

the walking dead (rewatch) 1.04: vatos

[taaalia]

HOW DID I NOT KNOW ABOUT THIS ITS TOO FUXKING GOOD

[manitapaleta]

Hey my wife saw you from across the bar and we really dig your vibe. Can we buy you a drink?

[389]

V/H/S (2012)

David Bruckner Ti West Glenn McQuaid Joe Swanberg Radio Silence (Matt Bettinelli-Olpin, Tyler Gillett, Justin Martinez, and Chad Villella) Adam Wingard

[unluckyprime]

ITS DONE‼️ speedran this animatic over the course of . thhrreeee days 😬

[realbeefman]

i think about this scene constantly. this is probably the only time they’ve both been totally genuine and honest with each other ever. and they still don’t understand each other.

charlie has always loved the idea of her more than her. arguably their most romantic moment before this occurs in jersey shore, when she’s very literally not herself.

to the waitress, charlie isn’t just saying “i love you.” he’s said that he loves her thousands of times before. to her it’s deeper than that. to her he’s saying, “i love you (for the person that you are. i know your flaws and i love you in spite of them. i always will, no matter what you do, no matter how badly you fuck up)” and to a person as chronically lonely as the waitress is, who has been rejected and humiliated by her lovers time and time again, that’s everything she needs to hear.

and of course, on some level, this is what charlie thinks he means as well. but his “i love you” carries no more weight than the other thousands of times he’s said it to her. in saves the day, charlie’s ideal world is a satirized version of the stereotypical nuclear family, because charlie genuinely believes that that’s the life he wants.

like most of the gang, charlie’s adherence to social roles and expectations are inconsistent, even as he professes to believe strongly in their value. he is a proud american when it suits him, he is willing to be a father when it benefits him, and he is interested in the waitress only when it suits him to be interested in her. the waitress isn’t anybody special; she’s an attractive woman that charlie has decided is the epitome of everything he should be.

this is why jersey shore is the peak of their romantic relationship. because ultimately, while charlie is willing to and, at times, actively wants to love her, the unfortunate fact of the matter is that he doesn’t even like her.

he puts vitamins in her shampoo. he gets her fired from jobs he doesn’t like, and protects her on jobs he approves of (most blatant example of this is when he barks at a passing stranger who might steal her bike when she’s delivering indian food vs literally trying to have her stabbed at the fair). he is constantly trying to make her into somebody he likes being around.

to charlie, this “i love you” is just a statement of fact. loving her is something he should do, so he does. it’s yet another frivolous idea that has passed through his imagination, of no more real significance to charlie’s core identity than being a patriot is. to the waitress, this “i love you” is the only one that has ever mattered, to her, this is a breakthrough moment in which she finally, finally understands and connects with this man who has been stalking her for more than a decade.

it makes it hit all the harder when she realizes, when all is said and done, that she still doesn’t understand him at all.

[macdenlover]

GUYSSSSS!!!!!!!!! i brought them mini prints of my art and they loved them i’m having such big feelings

[sunscall]

obsessed with the fact that dennis visibly recoils when mac says "the love of my life" cause likeeee

it could either be that dennis thought mac meant he was the love of mac's life (since mac was looking at him meaningfully then) OR he was appalled by the idea that anyone who was not him could be considered the love of mac's life (since mac was going to introduce someone). also charlie and dee don't even react lol it's such a small insignificant detail though

[best-teen-polycule]

putting the persuasion in asian persuasion

[disease]

HALF-LIFE: "PLATE: I" // 2017 GLENN BROWN aft. REMBRANDT [etching w/ plate tone on paper | 755 x 554 mm.]