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the first law of tragedies: the end is already written and inevitable. the second law of tragedies: your actions are all your own and you can choose to get off this ride whenever you want. the third law of tragedies: we both know that you are never going to do that.

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To celebrate finishing rereading homosuck. Made them deltaing the runes

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having a friend crush is so god damn embarrassing like yeah.... i like how you play toys and i think youre really cool..... and im scared to talk to you........do you wanna..... play toys with me too...... or something...... its whatever if not..... kicks a rock. Fuck my life dude

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mentally ill lgbt fat hairy man call that a bi polar bear. does anyone know where the nearest hospital is

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Curating a list

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All these big companies changing their logos a dozen of times for something that looks worse every time, while the real all-time GOAT found the winning formula on the first try and then even did a victory lap with it:

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rewatching older series(es?) of taskmaster :)

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Hobbits are coming back to the Shire ♥

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I just watched Shekhar Home (2024) by BBC India/JioCinema. With Kay Kay Menon & Ranvir Shorey

Despite being inspired by BBCSH, it manages to overcome the cases, and better explain them, making the references to the canon even more evident. And it takes place in the 90s.

The first episode is an adaptation of Study in Pink, but unlike BBCSH the explanation and motivations of the killer are more coherent, and Shekhar is smarter than Sherlock when it comes to facing the killer:

Shekhar / Sherlock

The second episode is based on the story of the "League of Redheads" with a contextualization to Indian society and I found it incredible, the same occurs in the adaptation of "Scandal in Bohemian", Irene's motivations are social justice policies, and Shekhar helps her. (She is beautiful and sings beautifully)

The fourth episode brings together "The Hound of the Baskervilles" and "The Devil's Foot", again in a well-contextualized.

The fifth episode is a flashback, and Shekhar was a college professor of Forensic Science, who occasionally helped the police, such as Dr. Joseph Bell.

The sixth episode is AMAZING, no spoiler about it.

Shekhar and Sahni's (Watson) relationship develops very quickly, they are soon friends and then detective partners.

Shekhar: What would I have done without you?

Lestrade and Mrs. Hudson's version are very funny. Mycroft is here too. Big Brother 🤏

Sahni wants their business to make money so they can pay the rent, which Shekhar is against. Sahni is also active in the investigations, as much a detective as Shekhar.

The series is AMAZING, so good, and the ending is SURPRISING AND SHOCKING.

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two bros, both alike in sexuality

in a hot tub, where we lay our scene

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WALK — THE 6TH ALBUM NCT 127

@kpopcreators event 05 : best of 2024 → most played ! (insp.)

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You know what I think its grossly under-rated in fandom? Second loves.

What it's like to love and lose and then love again. To suffer through either the death of a loved one or the death of a love you used to share. To know that loss, to know that hurt, and to still make yourself vulnerable to someone again. To love scared, to love wounded, to love anyway.

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incredibly elaborate bit me and @iclimbtreestofeelalive came up with while i was playing pokemon Y iii couldn't pick if i should put this on the art blog but whateverr hello if you scrolled down this far sorry for the long post okay i love you

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death note the musical goes so hard

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樋口 新葉 Wakaba Higuchi (JPN)

2025 Dreams On Ice (My Way)