#god I miss the 90s

[just-here-for-the-moment]

[fashionbooksboozefeminism]

I’m walking down Oxford High St in a dress selected by the group chat. I’m tipsy and my shoes are a bit too high and I should be wearing a coat but I’m surrounded by my best friends with a chip naan from Ahmed’s in hand and I am uncomplicatedly happy. It should be 1999 but it’s 2024 and I am inordinately fortunate.

[angermango]

hello,

black mirror

[inoreuct]

i'm watching loki s2ep4 and it is so apparent that sylvie is everything loki used to be. the anger. the scorn. the righteous rage, the cynicism and the strong opinions and the sharp edges. she represents everything he’s matured out of. put up against how loki's so calm and level-headed in the pie room it just shows how much he's grown as a person; he's the god of mischief, yes, but he's chilled out. don't get me wrong— he still very much has his sharp edges. his knives are still tucked just beneath the surface. but he uses them strategically now, like with brad, and they're not just flying all over the place in explosions where he doesn't really care what damage he causes. he's not soft, but he's steady. he's centered and focused where sylvie's wound-up and almost erratic and it's so interesting because you can literally see how hanging around mobius and the things he’s been through have balanced him out, and now he's logical and composed and he's doing it all on his own. it's literally like watching him have a conversation with his past self and it makes his development that much more appreciatable. i love this show.

[yarrow-leaf]

My final animation project is finished! Its a short little Curse of Strahd animatic mostly focused on my players’ characters and snippets of their respective backstories… also Strahd is there! 🦇

[elysabeththequeene]

For me thinks I am here all this while as it were in a dream, and too far - too far from the place where I am bound to be.

[lastofthe20thcenturygirls]

a new shah rukh khan movie would fix me

[oh-meow-swirls]

i feel like there must be a gold mine of yo-kai watch stuff that my moms bought and then never actually gave to me.

i have this now-

[sereniv]

anyway 4 alive people doesnt justify over 200 dead

[thekidsarentalright]

literally evil as hell btw that i started getting sick right when the weather started heating up too like. absolutely no reprieve from feeling feverish and dying -_-

[torra-and-the-toons]

B-Battle Ready Armor...

[bmfm-charlinnie]

‘Morning’ by artist formerlycopycat on Deviantart

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[genderfluid-druid]

underrated love language i had forgotten about: "the cat is sitting on you funny. I need you to appreciate how funny he looks from my angle. I know you're sitting right next to me but I'm gonna take a picture and send it to you."

[dilbobloggins]

im starting Enterprise and GOD the theme song is so fucking terrible. It’s so sos bad. God.

[kokomiin]

surprise~!

[blueskittlesart]

Hi! As someone who now kinda wants to check out Trigun because of the hype, do you recommend that I can start with Stampede? Or do I really need to watch the OG anime first to better understand/enjoy it? Thank you! 🙋🏻‍♀️

you can start with stampede! i'd say knowing the context of the original enhances the experience but isn't necessary to enjoy the show. I would consider stampede more viewer-friendly, especially for those of us who are used to modern storytelling conventions (the original suffers the consequences of general writing trends in anime at the time it was produced and of the fact that it was produced long before the manga was finished, so the story is somewhat disjointed and has a lot of filler which makes it REALLY hard to get into.) if you do end up liking stampede, however, I'd suggest trying out watching at least SOME of the original because it adds a lot of cool nuance and context to the story that stampede tells!