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northforwinter · 9 months
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Weiss: Well what's the straightest thing you've ever done?
Yang: *deep sigh, thinking*
Yang: I killed a guy
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bruciemilf · 8 months
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Matt Reeves has the potential to give us the funniest comedic duo with Martinez and Bruce.
Martinez, bored out of his mind, sipping on his Barbie ice coffee: Gun to your head, would you rather kiss Joker or Riddler?
Bruce, who wanted a barbie drink too but was too awkward to order: Gun to my head? Pull the trigger
Martinez: wh E E Z E
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Donnie, in a guessing game: This person doesn't like asking for help or receiving it.
Leo: No, but I certainly do need it!
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sepko1 · 1 year
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dude i'm so sorry if you're not the one that made this but i'm desperately trying to find an sfm of gordon and barney listening to these soldiers talking and they go "i hate straight people" or something? i think it's a trixie and katya clip. again i'm so sorry if you're not the one that made this and feel free to drag me into the street and shoot me like a dog
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It was me you shall be spared this day
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roomfullofhampires · 11 months
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Arthur: Mary, I spent 13 hours on Etsy
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jellybeanium124 · 2 months
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Lucius: Now, it's your wedding. Any "Do Not Play" songs? Stede: Ohhhhh. We gotta do "The Chicken Dance." Lucius: You hate "The Chicken Dance?" Stede: No, we gotta do it. Lucius: Oh so that's a "Must Play." Stede: I was gonna do it at my birthday party... but I chickened out
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Des: If I turned into a zombie would you shoot me?
Jake: Immediately. Without thinking
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Eddie: You know how you get your flirt on?
Robin: I don’t know [voice getting huskier] it’s hard to tell at this point.
Eddie: It’s all about the volume
Eddie: I go: “You know what my secret is? And they go: huh? And I lean in, I get right in their ear and I go:
Eddie: AAAAAAAAAAaaaaaaaaAAAAAAAAA
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James: So not that it's a competition but... what have you been doing?
Peter: You know, I've been laying down a lot. Yeah...you're the doer I'm the...not doer.
James: In life there's like doers and there's talkers–
Peter: See I don't like to talk either.
James: Right...
Peter: I don't like to do or talk. I just be.
James: Yeah.
Peter: I'm just very existential.
James: You're ambitious but also not actually aspiring–
Peter: No no no.
James: Not even that?
Peter: Not even that. Don't put words in my mouth.
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Keaton: I'm getting older and my body's changing and I'm not going to apologize for it!
Charming, joking: I wish you would. 😂
Keaton, scream-wheeze-laughing: SHUT UP YOU CUNT!!! 🤣🤣
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carorina · 1 year
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You know what I love more than Gwendoline Christie content? 
Trixie, Katya AND Gwendoline Christie content IN👏THE👏SAME👏VIDEO👏
The moment I’ve watched this, I knew I had to create a compilation video, bc, well, my three queens somehow together. Enjoy!
Source: Still Watching Netflix on YouTube
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they-them-that · 4 months
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The Complex Misogyny Enacted by Queer Men
Call outs: James Somerton, Trixie Mattel, Katya, Le'Ron Readus, The Roundtable, Rupaul, Karl Lagerfeld, Dolce and Gabana
With the James Somerton scandal, although I only watched some of his videos in passing, it has definitely made me make sure to be more vigilant about the content I consume and how they source.
I also want to address James' misogyny, something that tragically isn't unique to him. The "straight girl" scapegoat many queer men target has bothered me for a long time. They try to frame it in a way that is "punching up" at the privileged but their problem is entirely against them being women. Trixie Mattel has a habit of complaining about "straight" girls that has put me off, especially when her complaints are incredibly presumptuous and small minded. We wouldn't know random women's sexuality yet we choose to assume they're straight so we can openly ridicule them. Even if these women are straight, the problems queer men levy towards them doesn't so much call out any discriminatory behavior as it is shaming women for what they think is "shrill", "annoying", or just for sharing a space with them.
I recall an episode of UNHhhh where Trixie and Katya said how straight people are guests in queer spaces and in the same way, they can be "uninvited". Even though they use a gender neutral term here, we know that the bulk of straight people who attend queer events are women. In the same way that queer spaces are a safe space for gay men, it's also a safe space for women who want to avoid sexual advancements and sexual violence. Gay men overlook women's issues and needs when they find their presence inconvenient despite women posing little threat to them.
I've also seen the way queer men target queer women when they feel like they've been benefiting more than them. James Somerton, La'Ron Readus, and Tom from The Roundtable have all argued how the ratio of wlw representation in media compared to mlm is due to favouritism towards wlw relationships. This is a pure assumption, at the point they made this argument, we never heard of a canon mlm relationship being shot down by TV or movies and the accusers provided no examples of such, just that wlw representation has been making a breakthrough at the time thanks to the vehement pushing of its writers and show creators. It has nothing to do with preferences for wlw relationships as these studios have tried to stop it and still push back against it to "appeal to a broad audience". It just so happens that the queer creatives who have made waves for representation wanted to represent queer femmes, most identifying closely with sapphic experiences. To underestimate the amount of discrimination these queer creators got for getting wlw representation out there by assuming they have some type of privilege over queer CIS men is grossly ignorant. Although mlm representation is important, it's upsetting to see queer men look at wlw representation and respond with jealousy, unknowing of how queerness already centralizes them. RuPaul's Drag Race, for example, was only allowed for CIS men before trans women were recognized as legitimate drag performers, many of the "CIS" contestants turning out to be trans women. Drag kings still have not made any appearances on the show and are still overlooked and undervalued in the Drag community.
Even though queer men cry for their turn when it comes to something like queer representation in the media (even though it exists, they just have a problem with women having more than them), they don't bat an eye in the way queer men dominate places like the fashion industry that heavily discriminate against women (Karl Lagerfeld and Dolce and Gabana being infamously misogynistic). They also wince at gay shipping culture and mlm representation when it's created by women, accusing them of fetishism, something I've been guilty of in the past. Although, there's an understandable desire for mlm content that is also written by queer men and discomfort about women being voyeurs in gay fiction, we're also assuming these women aren't queer themselves or that they even identify as women. Love Simon's author, Becky Albertalli was forced to come out as bisexual after years of scrutiny for being a "straight woman profiting off of queer romance".
"I legitimately didn't realize. I'm thirty-seven years old. I've been happily married to a guy for almost ten years. I have two kids and a cat. I've never kissed a girl. I never even realized I wanted to. But if I rewind further, I'm pretty sure I've had crushes on boys and girls for most of my life. I just didn't realize the girl crushes were crushes."
There is an oversight on how many people divulge in queer fiction in order to explore their sexuality and gender long before they even consider that they could be queer themselves (I know that was my experience). But even with straight women, many of them are actually drawn to gay fiction because it subtracts women from the equation. Female characters are subject to sexist tropes and many of their romances are imbalanced and toxic. Gay fiction has been a way for women to enjoy romance without feeling the weight of patriarchy through femme-presenting characters.
All this to say that misogyny is still fervent in the queer community and queer men do not get a pass on how they talk about and treat women. I noticed that the most privileged of the queer community, that being White CIS gay men, are the ones who act the most entitled in the queer spaces they enter, not the "straight" women they constantly antagonize. Queer men still struggle with what all men struggle with and that's acknowledging their privileges. Even if they swear their problem with women is because of their sexuality, it really ends up coming down to their gender.
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Donnie, to anyone really: What if I took a machete and hacked off your leg at the upper thigh? And held it in front of you?
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segretecose · 7 months
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Sources on the Pope's gay dressmaker?
Manumanito (@/manumanito). 2023. "En fin, hoy aprendí que el Papa tiene un diseñador..." Twitter post, February 13, 2023. https://x.com/manumanito/status/1625172609011965952?s=20
Today. 2022. "Filippo Sorcinelli: L'uomo che veste il Papa." Accessed October 4, 2023. https://www.today.it/gossip/vip/sarto-papa-gay-avances.html
Zamolodchikova, Katya. 2023. "The Bald and the Beautiful." Published July 2023 at Trixie & Katya, Los Angeles, CA, USA. Video, 25:53. https://youtu.be/n3Rp6qNPTgM?si=Pc5CC-S_9WT7p3El
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reslutcitate · 1 month
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back again to report that i know where q got that idea for slides and clips from baby
second time this season i can pinpoint the exact source of her stuff
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maaarine · 1 year
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MBTI & Celebs
Katya Zamolodchikova: ENFP
“Brian Joseph McCook, known by his drag persona Yekaterina Petrovna Zamolodchikova (Russian: Екатерина Петровна Замолодчикова), or mononymously as Katya (Russian: Катя), is an American drag queen, actor, author, recording artist, and comedian.
Katya is best known for placing fifth on the seventh season of RuPaul's Drag Race and placing as a runner-up on the second season of RuPaul's Drag Race All Stars, as well as for appearing in the World of Wonder web series UNHhhh and the Viceland series The Trixie & Katya Show with co-host and fellow season 7 alum Trixie Mattel.
Trixie and Katya often appear together as a popular comedy duo.”
Sources: video, wiki/Katya_Zamolodchikova
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