@thekimspoblog see i swear i can actually draw her when i try
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💌 Post 4 pictures from Pinterest that describe your OC. Send this to 3 other simmers to keep the chain going!
😠 ig since you did his gf:
Marc
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theres one person here now but she was almost an hr late n the other 6am guy called in. so itll be Slightly better than yesterday but still just 2 of us n the next person is in at 8 so. 3 of us then til 10am
hell + misery part 2!!!!!
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gallacrafts: wearable crafts
nothing like an little 🍬edible jockstrap🍬 for a delayed @gallacrafts on a wednesday! 😂
this one really didn't turn out as expected. much harder to melt candies into underwear shape than youtube made it look? i made this on saturday and snapped some quick picks to laugh about with the pals. then when i went to pick them up later to get some nice photos, they broke! 😭 said okay okay, i'll repair them when i have some time on monday. and broke them even more!
so fuck it. here is my most half-assed gallacrafts yet. was still a good laugh though! 😂
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yo how much would shit change if a shmi gave anakin away to a mandalorian, just mandalorian anakin you know??
is this a vague af concept? yes. does it make sense? absolutely not. do i still want to talk about it bc i think it'd be cool? please and thank you
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anyways The Buntress has once again decided they are a bi lesbian. This label feels the best, as the attraction it feels towards men is inherently sapphic and also achillean in nature at the same time.
As my best friend put it, I am simply so butch4butch that I like men.
Go away if you are not alright with this, because I am not alright with you! Thank you 💖
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thinking once again about how eliot's safety and ability to do his job well relies on him being seen as a Big Bad Scary Hitter - that's what his grift in the french connection job etc is for, it's a useful reputation, it keeps the wolves at bay - and how he hires quinn for what he knows is gonna be a high-stakes job. he brings quinn with him to intercept dubenich, lets quinn see his hand shake as he tries to talk himself into-or-out-of killing the mark, then turns around and chats with him afterwards. bickers with him easily when they shake hands at the end.
there's a trust between them from the moment eliot lays out the job offer, and it has to be more than "we have no particular reason to betray each other yet."
I'm thinking about... the code of honour in hitter circles, where A Favour is both a recognised thing and a respected currency. about eliot's confidentiality with regard to old employers. about the network of contacts (I have to assume) who can tell you if someone can be trusted and if they're as good as they claim. about eliot's seemingly thoughtless trust in quinn.
(he had to have researched, surely. if only to know where to find him. if only to be sure there aren't any big players currently after his blood. if only to find out that quinn is exactly the kind of dangerous they need for the job, no more, no worse.)
I just have a lot of fondness for He's A Killer But He's Not A Jackass quinn, who would take on a hit and accidentally go up against eliot spencer (uh oh), but can be trusted with more delicate things.
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this might be a post for nobody, i might sound incomprehensible here, but it frustrates me how many of the pokemon rp blogs just seem to... not want to engage with the themes and conceits of the pokemon universe on a fundamental level. like they just treat pokemon as straightforward animals with fun reskins when they're very clearly NOT that, and the trainer/pokemon relationship as an owner/pet one when it's very obviously something MUCH different, and a central thesis of the games is the idea that snagging a wild pokemon out of the wilderness to be your bff is not only not damaging to the pokemon but actually among the best possible ways to befriend one, etc, etc. don't even get me started on the social structures beyond training. i just want to see a little more imagination going on here, yknow
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Thank you for all the Macbeth content in my dashboard today, started reading it in English and I love it
Apologies for the two-days-late response (this ask is referring to my Macbeth post spam of two days ago), but that's so cool that you've just started studying the play! I'm so glad you like the Macbeth content as well as the play itself! I read it for a Shakespeare class at my college last semester, and by the end of that semester it had rocketed up to the status of my favorite Shakespeare play (sorry, Hamlet, I still love you!). That's why I was so excited to be participating in a production of it!
I like how plot-driven and fast-paced it is, with a very tight plot, events following each other like boom-boom-boom (unlike something like Hamlet, which has a lot of brooding and rumination), and plot twists that leave the reader SHOOKETH. But at the same time, I also like how nuanced the characters are and what potential they have for backstory. And I love the atmosphere of creepiness, horror, and visceral wrong-ness. It's fascinating to study how Shakespeare ratchets up the tension in not just the plot, and the story of Macbeth's and Lady Macbeth's slowly unraveling (in different directions!), but also the language.
A fun fact for you, as you continue to read the play for your English class, is that most people in the play speak in iambic pentameter as is Shakespeare's norm. This means every line is composed of five iambs, with the stress on the second syllable (ex. "So foul / and fair / a day / I have / not seen"). The witches, on the other hand, speak in trochaic tetrameter. Most, if not all, lines of their dialogue are composed of four trochees, with the stress on the FIRST syllable (ex. "Something / wicked / this way / comes"). Basically, they speak backwards compared to everyone else in the play, emphasizing their wrongness and otherworldliness. How cool is that?! There's also this article I reblogged, in which a team of researchers used computer analysis to determine the creepiest word in Macbeth. I won't spoil for you what the word is, but it's a fascinating analysis!
Anyway, I'm so glad you enjoyed all the Macbeth content that I reblogged yesterday! I hope you also enjoyed this mini-ramble and, most of all, that you continue to enjoy the play!
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