A quick Bilbo/Thorin drawing
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TOKUSATSU WRAPPED 2023: day 1 — favorite series
look again at that dot.
that’s here. that’s home. that’s us.
— carl sagan, pale blue dot (insp)
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The ticket to the future is always blank
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Every tenth doctor plan during series 3-4
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I like this item description in Fallen London, it speaks to me.
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Are homophobic family members evil? Well, not if you believe that evil does not have a human face. Yes, the people who won’t take responsibility for their dying gay son, won’t invite their lesbian sister to their wedding, won’t allow their gay cousin to hold their child, won’t praise their gay co-worker, won’t send their gay son a birthday card, vote for anti-gay politicians, give money to a homophobic church, love films that diminish gay people—those people may have all kinds of great attributes. You may love them. They may have taken you fishing when you were six or made you a quilt for Christmas or had a great sense of humor or looked just like you. That is what evil looks like. Evil knows great old songs, can be weak and vulnerable, can love you, can feed the hungry, can pick out a book because they were thinking of you. Evil can have Alzheimer’s. Familial homophobia is deeply human, as all evil is the product of human imagination.
- from Ties that Bind: Familial Homophobia and Its Consequences by Sarah Schulman
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If you start copying people, you can only be as good as them, you cannot be better.
Max Verstappen (x)
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everything i've ever let go off has claw marks on it
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“And in his hand he coldly gripped both the joy of growing up and the agony of being alone.”
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"...The other Gelfling climbed out and up into the trees, scampering across the boughs, hidden by the gnarled branches and thick leaves. Naia glanced back, but Kylan was already gone, to protect the children and those who were still too wounded to fight. At least she could feel relief about that. If anyone survived their confrontation with the Skeksis, Naia hoped it was her song teller."
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“What happens in the meadow at dusk?”
“Everything.”
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“I don't know. I love you, I do. I just, uh, I wonder if, I wonder if the sad I'd be without you would be less than the sad I get from being with you.”
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"But I began to see that Chet was weakened by the very genuineness of his interest in learning. He got carried away by things;
[...] When we read Candide it opened up a new way of looking at the world to Chet, and he continued hungrily reading Voltaire, in French, while the class went
on to other people. He was vulnerable there, because to me they were all pretty much alike—
Voltaire and Molière and the laws of motion and the Magna Carta and the Pathetic Fallacy and
Tess of the D’Urbervilles —and I worked indiscriminately on all of them."
John Knowles, A Separate Peace
I became quite a student after that. I had always been a good one, although I wasn’t really interested and excited by learning itself, the way Chet Douglass was.
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In terms of money we have no money
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