#water noises

[spectralrxbbit]

more water flow noises

[kawaii-sparkle-octopus]

i see my little pony is coming back

[elvencantation]

scrolling break!!

[nervousmonolith]

"kill them with kindness" Wrong. Poseidon's curse 🌊🌊🌊🌊🌊🌊🌊🌊🌊🌊🌊🌊🌊🌊🌊🌊🌊🌊🌊🌊🌊🌊🌊🌊🌊🌊🌊🌊🌊🌊🌊🐳🌊🐳🐳🌊🐳🌊🐳🌊🌊🌊🌊🌊🌊🌊🌊🌊

[andy-clutterbuck]

Rick Grimes in The Ones Who Live | 1x04 - What We

[astal-art]

This is so fucking funny there are so many things about this oh my god

[tango-but-everywhere]

THE CROWD GOES WILD

return of create mod??

[prokopetz]

“I love endless corridors, I love doors that lead where they shouldn’t and stairways to nowhere, I love rooms whose dimensions don’t add up and angles that don’t make sense” bro, that’s not cosmic horror, it’s just Brutalism.

[hedgehog-moss]

I visited this cool cave in my region this weekend and this is honestly my ideal living environment.

[pearlsinmyhair]

NO BECAUSE LET ME TELL YOU WHY THIS HURTS ME.

lo’ak feels less than. neglected. misunderstood and unloved. he does not feel seen, which is the most important thing, the deepest form of connection, to the na’vi. he tries so hard to be what his father wants, what he sees neteyam get praised for being.

a warrior. a protector. a fighter.

and who’s the mightiest warrior around?

Toruk Makto. His dad.

so he goes around to the seasoned warriors and the elders of his clan, asking for stories of Toruk Makto, specifically how he dressed. and the morning before the raid, away from his family’s eyes, he paints on pigment.

he wears his fathers image with pride, flying straight into a battle like a warrior.

and he stands in front of his father, upset but understanding in some way. he’s apologetic, but he doesn’t regret his decoration.

that is, until Jake says

get that crap off your face.

because when jake looks his son in the face after the explosion, eyes unfocused and body trembling, he doesn’t see a warrior.

he sees a soldier of war, battered and bloody.

and his fourteen year old son should not be celebrating that.

he sees himself in the worst way possible. no elder tells the story of those that died in the War.

Trudy. Grace. Tsu’tey. Eytukan.

they sing the songs of their lives, sure. but their deaths are never the focus.

when jake sees his son, decorated as he was, he sees heroic ignorance. he sees a child playing war.

he sees crap.

and jake is so tired of war, so tired of fighting. but he misses the point of lo’ak’s efforts.

look at me, father. do you see me?

and jake, terrified and fraying at the edges after seeing his sons in the middle of an aerial attack, says

get that crap off your face.

[spectralrxbbit]

love me some good water flowing sounds

[kawaii-sparkle-octopus]

The barbie movie Will cure my art block. it will water my crops and uncurse my bloodline. I will see it on opening day and the raw power of the movie will infuse itself into my very soul.

[blinkpen]

resonate

[c2-eh]

scuderiaferrari: Carlos and cold water ❌😅

[joonie]

On The Street - j.hope with J. Cole

[ventiswampwater]

What do you want from me? What have I done? I'm just a word processor, for Christ sake!

Griffin Dunne as Paul Hackett AFTER HOURS (1985) dir. Martin Scorsese