#laundry war

[scars-and-constellations]

hi, new klance fic dropped! you can check it out right here. 😊

To: The person who stopped the washer in the middle of my wash cycle and took my clothes out just to wash yours... YEAH, YOU'RE AN ASSHOLE. Unfortunately for you, so am I. You can find your wet clothes frozen outside in the snow.

[barbwalken]

[sugarplumdone]

Dropout, I love you. but please, give me a second to catch my breath

​too much ambrosia and nectar

[serials1nner]

choose your side

[thefinnpoefiles]

[raisethestake]

You know what I love

Rampart gets yeeted an Imperial uniform. A NEATLY FOLDED Imperial uniform.

Who neatly folded these clothes I wonder

Oh right. Mother.

[notsomeloncholy]

Why do laundry when you can kiss your bestie-

[dimension20official]

This week on Dropout: on Tuesday, the season finale of Dirty Laundry, with Demi Adejuyigbe, Teresa Lee, Raiza Licea, and Jon Gabrus; on Wednesday, the premiere of Dimension 20: The Ravening War, with Matthew Mercer, Lou Wilson, Brennan Lee Mulligan, Zac Oyama, Aabria Iyengar, and Anjali Bhimani; on Thursday, the Adventuring Party talkback; and on Friday, a new Um, Actually, with Jasmine Bhullar, Johnny Stanton, and Amy Vorpahl.

[willyhoos]

final totk verdict.

[dropouttvpollbrackets]

So, who did I miss?

As I watch all the fantastic new content Dropout has been coming out with this year, such as Very Important People, Smartypants, and Thousandaires, I'm becoming increasingly aware of just how many truly unhinged individuals are regularly gracing our screens, but didn't make it onto my list for this poll bracket. In most cases, this is because they just aren't on my personal favorite shows as much as the people I did include, though in some cases I chalk it up to brain farts - I had COVID when I started this blog, and did not have the brainpower to do much revising of my list once I had 32 people written down. I've already had some people I forgot pointed out to me, and my reaction is usually "holy crap, you're right! They're a total lunatic, how did I forget them???"

Anyway, the reason I'm posting this, is that I'd love to do a mini-bracket (or just a single poll, depending on how many people get submitted) to find the most unhinged person I left out of the bracket. But given the main reason someone might have been left out is me not being as familiar with them, it'd be a hard list for me to come up with on my own. So, you know what to do...

(By "comments" I mean my asks)

[my-boys-love-boys]

2022 has been the year of meaningful and messy BL, and I predict next year is going to be even better.

[sinisterexaggerator]

Look who’s here!

[lifewithdedee]

Laundry

[perenial]

something i havent rly seen mentioned when it comes to comparing/contrasting book & tv omens is the different yet deeply interconnected contexts of conflict they emerged from and interact with: book omens was written towards the end and published in the immediate aftermath of the cold war and tv omens was/is produced during the denouement of the war on terror*, and these real world climates are intrinsic to how each iteration contends with war, nationalism, (bi)partisanship, pacifism & conscientious objection, and the institutions and movements that uphold or disrupt these constructs

[jondrawsthings]

Even in the heat of battle she could always catch him a little off guard

[dimension20official]

This week on Dropout.tv...