While I do think anon was rude, I do think it's pretty shitty to set up all this stuff you were going to add the au and then just drop it. It's disappointing. Definitely unfollowing.
Bye.
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Do I find Damian incredible annoying? Yes Will I fight every single motherfucker who resumes his entire character to violent and 'bad'? Also Yes.
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dishes are forever
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I often wonder about the quote-unquote logistics of Corvo the Black/Emily the Butcher endings. Emily makes more sense to me, in a way, carving her way through the empire only to come back with blood caked under her fingernails and realising that she did everything her father refused to do 15 years ago. but why did Corvo have a similar choice?
what happens to the statues later? does Emily keep her father trapped in stone? does Corvo look at his daughter, frozen in the moment and considers freeing her? is he at his deathbed when he finally reaches out and cups Emily's cheek, freeing her into a carcass of an empire that he gutted for her, in her name, in the name of her mother?
when I first heard of the endings I thought that if you reach very high chaos, you are locked into this choice - Corvo or Emily tries to free the other and the stone just doesn't budge. they are trapped. the quest is over but the world knows that the bloodshed was extreme and this is the punishment they have to face
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I've been thinking about the tragedy of Elizabeth Woodville living to see the death of her family name.
I don't mean her family with her husband, which lived on through her daughter and grandson. I mean her own.
Her sisters died, one by one, many of them after 1485. When Elizabeth died, only Katherine was left, and she would die before the turn of the century as well.
All her brothers died, too. Lewis died in childhood. John was executed. Anthony was murdered. Lionel died suddenly in the peak of Richard's reign, unable to see his niece become queen. Edward perished at war. Richard died in grieving peace. For all the violence and judgement the family endured, it was "an accident of biology" that ended their line: none of the brothers left heirs, and the Woodville name was extinguished. We know the family was aware of this. We know they mourned it, too:
“Buy a bell to be a tenor at Grafton to the bells now there, for a remembrance of the last of my blood.”
Elizabeth lived through the deposition and death of her young sons, and lived to see the end of her own family name. It must have been such a haunting loss, on both sides.
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housemate: we should make zucchini bread
me: should we... grow some zucchini
housemate: ... buying it from the store *does* feel a little like cheating now, yeah
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mermay is in 3 months...... so exciting.!!!
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i’ve got the stuff *i shadily look around me and pull a container of neon pink hair dye from the depths of my very cute jacket and slide it across the counter and the cashier rings me up and says nothing because they’re not paid enough for this shit*
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israel has spent the last 27 days not only slaughtering palestinians indiscriminately under the guise of justice for oct 7th but also using it as an excuse and opportunity to sieze even more palestinian territory while they're at it. they have already displaced more than 800 people since the 7th in the west bank alone. the world has given them permission to not only 'evacuate' gazans from places they should never have needed to be evacuated from in the first place but also kill every last person who remains behind until there's not a living soul left in northern gaza but israeli soldiers performing a ground assault. they will absolutely try to sieze control of these areas that have been decimated and anyone refusing to 'evacuate' further will be portrayed as religious radicals who hate jewish settlers so much they'd rather die in their homes than leave when israel gave them the chance.
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hello everybody look at the fact that I Sure Did write some stuff this year. stay tuned for the things that I will be writing in 2024.
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so glad we all held out during the wga/sag strikes bc they got all their terms fully delivered and no other departments are seeing probably the biggest layoffs in the industry right now! yay!
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actually to me girl math is multivariable calculus because im fucking good at math. im so tired of the tee hee girldinnergirlmath etc trend and before that i was tired of the 'im gay so i cant do math' little tagline how about we stop pretending any of this has anything to do with each other. how about we all shut up forever.
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googled to make sure and Bill Gothard IS STILL ALIVE oh my god imagine if I had died before him CRIIINGE that CANNOT happen I absolutely cannot be outlived by Bill Gothard do you hear me do you HEAR ME OK I ABSOLUTELY CANNOT
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it's kind of like amazing what being properly medicated and like leaving ur house and doing things with other people and like being a part of ur community can do for ur mental health.....
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Home Improvement is interesting (at least in early seasons--I can't speak to later ones) because it's one of those stereotypical sitcom marriages where the husband is a meathead who makes colossal mistakes all the time, but in this case, you understand why these two stay married to each other. They have fun together! They make each other laugh! They're both very flawed people (Tim moreso, of course) but they can laugh at each other and at themselves. You get the sense that those differences and flaws are part of the reason they like each other. Sure, they fight about the Gender War Issue of the Week, but you can believe that they can fight and make up so often because their relationship is strong enough to weather it. It's just interesting to me, because I didn't expect that to be a Cheesy '90s Family Sitcom thing that held up well.
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