#secret rave

[streetart-nightly]

flyers of:

MOLISMA DOMESTICS E.A.M.C + BKS + EKRIXI @ The Bird’s Nest Deptford and

TAA - Temporary Autonomous Art fundraver

gallery * performance * music * film * talks * workshops * cabaret

www.taaexhibitions.org

[steddiealltheway]

Something that is canon in my mind that I forget to tell people:

The reason why Steve can’t get bitches in his Scoops Ahoy era is because there’s a rumor going around that he’s gay (probably because someone caught him hooking up with Eddie)

[grasslandgirl]

“I’ll wait til you’re sober to kiss you” “and kingskin does NOT remember this conversation” really funny bit that is HEARTBREAKING TO ME.

[godisasimp]

WHAT DO YOU MEAN THERE IS A SECRET RAVE IN THE NEW BENDY GAME ? WHAT DO YOU MEAN INK DEMON IS HAVING THE TIME OF HIS LIFE ????

INK DEMON DID A BACKFLIP??

[pop-roxs]

i CANT be the only person who sees how obviously gay makoto and yuzu are......

[darkstalker1247]

I love this game

[short-and-ugly]

WRONG!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! IDC ABOUT THEIR AGES THATS A WHOLE NOTHER DEBATE THAT I HAVE NO REAL PREFERENCE TO BUT SKOODGE IS NOT SHORTER THAN ZIM IN HOBO 13 THIS IS AN ANIMATION ERROR. SKOODGE IS MEANT TO BE SLIGHTLY TALLER THAN ZIM. THIS IS IMPORTANT TO ZIMS CHARACTER.

he probably looks all squeeshed because the art book has a height chart in it (presumably what the artists used for reference) and it does this shit to him

horrid. wretched.

[fanvamp]

A Discord server I'm in is doing a secret Santa, and this gift is for @goreismyforte !! (Not so) Little Candy ravers Shockwave X Soundwave ^^

[pink-sugar]

THE MINIGAME WAZ ZO FUN !! ZWEET ZHOP LORE !!! :333

YAAAY IM SO GLAD YOU HAD FUN!! good job on getting all of the endings :3

[writingdesk-ravings]

British children lit from the 1840s - early 1900s is more complex with more engaging characters than most of what CoHo has written

[streetart-nightly]

BARE BADNESS

BRITWORLD

DA9

graffiti at a free rave, secret location (north) London 2019

[wine-dark-seashells]

Over-analysing the books we saw referenced in Season Two (which I watched all in a go last night from 11pm to 4am and therefore am a little hazy on). If someone has already done this I bow to thee I just couldn't find you.

It's not reflected in my blog but one of my main special interests is Good Omens (and has been since I first read the book, a bit before season one was released) y'all I am ugly crying over the season two finale. If I've missed any books I'll just edit I guess I don't have access to the show anymore so I can't double-check anything. I KNOW Muriel was reading a book that wasn't The Crow Road but I cannot for the life of me remember what it was.

The Colour of Magic - Terry Pratchett (under I for In): On a surface level, it's a fantastic little nod to Mr Pratchett, the book that started the Discworld, and, to top it off, one of the best covers in existence. Funnily enough the same edition we always stocked when I worked in a bookshop but that's not important.

On a deeper level, think about the plot in bare-bones terms. Incredibly naïve tourist from an other-worldly place shows up in a grimy but incredibly magical city with a very odd box and spends his entire holiday with a wizard who is bad at magic. It ends with the tourist floating off into space to go see other worlds. Sounds familiar, right? I'm shaking this season like a small child with a maraca and I am chewing the plot until it is tasteless.

The Crow Road - Iain Banks (under I for It): Look, this one is so obviously significant that multiple people have done it already but I'm adding layers. Crowley gives it to Muriel in the last episode, I'm sobbing, but it's actually first referenced by Gabriel when he's "sorting". The tile is a fairly common metaphor for death, such as he's away the crow road. Other than the fact that it's literally part of Crowley's name, crows are a death omen. He gives it to Muriel for so many reasons and I don't know how it was intended originally but they're curious about humanity and The Crow Road contains one of the most fundamental parts of being human - asking too many questions.

Also, The Crow Road contains a lot of themes centred around death, mystery, and quite a bit of questioning of religion. It could be interpreted as a tell towards Crowley's real feelings about the finale. Metatron is death for him, as a demon, and he's just taken Aziraphale away to "chat". Remind me to actually write down my interpretation of the finale some time.

Pride and Prejudice - Jane Austen (under I for It): See, this one has actual plot relevance and therefore is explained in the show so I don't really think it needs an explanation. However, it is a neat little plot device to show how Aziraphale and Crowley have had very very different experiences with, and therefore perspectives on, Jane Austen herself. I think that's a pretty good way to show how they think and differ from each other in their shared experiences. Also, spitballing here, Crowley is Pride and Aziraphale is Prejudice. ("Of course you turned down Hell, they're the bad guys. Heaven is... good!")

A Tale of Two Cities, Book One - Charles Dickens (under I for It): Come on. This wouldn't need an explanation except, once again, chewing here.

"It was the best of times, it was the worst of times..." is the only bit Gabriel reads out loud, but the rest is along those lines (give it a read, it's fun). All one sentence. I don't really think it needs a huge amount of explanation, except that to me Dr Manette is Gabriel. Quite a bit of the first book is about his release from jail (and, to top it off, he was there because he reported the abuse perpetrated by members of the aristocracy and was put away under a lettre de cachet, something signed by the King and at least one of the King's ministers which could not be appealed). He's briefly taken in by a former servant (who goes on to be instrumental in the Storming of the Bastille) and the man's wife, who own a wine shop together. I am going insane.

No, I did NOT forget Good Omens (under I for It): History repeats itself over and over and over -

I need to go drink some water but Mr Gaiman sir how'd I do.

[satelliterayne]

eddie diaz is a secret swiftie and he has a playlist full of songs that make him think of buck and he cries every time he hears Best Day bc it makes him think of chris growing up and whenever he posts on instagram (literally once every three months) he uses taylor swift lyrics that he keeps in a note on his phone as the captions (he doesn’t know how to lock the note so it’s labeled “grocery shopping”) and when he and buck fight/argue he tries to see how often he can sneak a taylor swift lyric into the conversation. buck surprises him with a set of all her cd’s for christmas one year and tickets to the eras tour. (yes eddie still uses cd’s he insists they sound better) chris loves listening to his dad serenade buck in the kitchen with taylor swift when they think he’s asleep. after the All Too Well (taylor’s version) (the 10 minute version) is dropped the entire family refuses to watch any jake gyllenhall movies. eddie saw the headlines about taylor swift and joe alwyn breaking up and made buck text taylor kelly to see if she could confirm if it was true.

buck is an edm fan and a huge raver bc the beep boop noises help his adhd. he’s PR’d like 7 times listening to subtronics in the gym. he and chris make kandi together and when chris hands him a “rave dad” kandi he cries. he drags eddie to a lowkey rave and they take chris to another smaller one before they’re convinced to take a week off and take chris to lost lands once he turns 13. eddie volunteers his time as a medic to festivals in LA while buck runs off and makes tons of friends. buck wears mesh tops and body glitter while eddie wears a dj shirt with shorts (“why are the inseams on these like 3 inches buck?” “you have to be a little bit slutty it’s a rave!!”) chris loves being on bucks shoulders to see the stage and with most festivals being accessible and chris being cute they oftentimes make their way to the rail and can headbang together. chris falls in love with the scene and surprises his dad and his buck with a 60 minute set of taylor swift remixes for their anniversary after they get him equipment one year for his birthday.

Idk man sometimes i think and this is what happens

[danger-noodles-doodles]

i am tired and procrastinating and i'm sure someone has said this already, and better, but Nightshade in Transformers: Earthspark is making me so emotional.

it's about the joy of being queer and especially the joy of finding out there's a whole world full of people like you and the joy of learning that there's words that describe how you feel and the joy of being able to talk about it.

"...what a wonderful word for a wonderful experience."

being queer is a wonderful experience and i'm so so unbelievably happy that there's starting to be media that shares that opinion so blatantly. there's people out there who get you and people you can talk to and my gods so many people who have stood where you're standing and whose footprints in the road ahead can show you where you might end up. you can wave at them and say hi! i'm like you! and then they might say hi! i'm like you! and that connection gets to sit in the back of your mind for the rest of your life because you're not alone and you've never been alone.

what a wonderful experience indeed.

[cosmicdenro]

i dont think i can make it make sense its 8am but you ever like a fucked up polycule

[ravecover]