bruh ok so apparently never order an "everything pizza"
the other night, my coworker asked me to make them a pizza (i work at a pizza place) and i was thinkin like BRO NOWS MY OPPORTUNITY so i was like "oh ofc bro i got you, everything pizza!" and they were like "shiiitt why not" so i put ONE OF EVERHTJING on that bitch and they ate it at the end of their shift- i ended up leaving like 15 minutes before this but they told me today at work that they ended up getting like, SUUUPER fucking sick from it. like, threw up in the parking lot, at home, said they felt absolutely TERRIBLE
(so ofc i tormented them with it today and was like "yo how abt wverything PASTA" and they were like "ugh god no")
(this is clear btw 💪💪💪🤪
👀👀👀 I MUST order an everything pizza right the f now.
It always kills me when people tell me their little emeto stories in such a casual way in the middle of the day, like 😳😳😳😳😳 stop i'm trying to live here
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tagged by @voidika to do this picrew
no pressure tags @foofygoldfish @zillastar13 @locustandwildhoney @tommymillers @shellibisshe @wholelottagin @mars-colony @deputyash @pchberrytea
Aspen Shaw - deep space nine
Flora Carter - bioshock
Valera Busch - the walking dead
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anyway in other news it is EXTREMELY funny of the life series cast to force us to talk about them doing things "in real life" or to tag stupid things like "real life spoilers". yeah man jimmy fell down a hole and died in real life. yeah man sorry for the real life spoilers but they all only had the basic three lives again. yeah these are super normal things to say. don't worry about it.
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bro oh my god ok so im at work rn and when i get home bro im gonna READ like i AINT NEVER READ BEFORE
Clear, I think we're out of synch my man, every time I post the big ones you're out working 😂
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PERCEVAL THE UNHAPPY, THE MISERABLE, THE UNFORTUNATE, THE FISHER KING!
Perceval, de Troyes (trans. Burton Raffel)
ALRIGHT alright. so previously I did an illustration that explained the premise of all this, that it's inspired by the narrative choices that Bresson made in his film Lancelot du Lac etc
to dive in more into it (because this is something like derivative fiction. I'm putting concepts into a blender and seeing what comes out of it): the setting is haunted by the previously existing narratives that started cannibalizing each other until it regurgitates itself into the more well known narrative beats, and something else about the invasive rot of christianity and empire mythmaking into settings. it's an intertextual haunting, if you will! and this scene takes place during the grail quest narrative, but the temptation of Perceval plays out differently.
in both Chretien (and Wolfram's) Perceval narratives, what 'wakes' Perceval up (in more ways than one. desire and self actualization in one go!) is seeing knights, something his mother tried hard to keep him from. so instead of the temptation of lust & etc in the Morte narrative taking the form of a lady, it takes the form of a knight. the temptation to renounce one's faith to serve something else remains.
so Perceval still stabs himself, but instead of continuing on the grail quest in the shadow of Galahad, he becomes the narrative's Fisher King because his earlier state of being as a the grail quest hero is creeping back into his marrow. it was waiting for an opening, and stabbing yourself in the thigh is one hell of a parallel!!!
that wound isn't going to heal buddy, and the state of the setting will now be reflected on your body. sure hope that Arthur hasn't like. corrupted the justice of the land or anything. that sure would suck for your overall health.
all the red in this sequence is because in de Troyes' Perceval, Perceval takes the armor of the Red Knight and becomes known as the Knight in Red.
and now for the citations, which I will try to order in a way that makes sense!
Seeing Knights For The First Time
Perceval, de Troyes (trans. Burton Raffel)
The Temptation of Perceval
Le Morte Darthur, Mallory (modernized by Baines)
The Fisher King, and Perceval The Unfortunate
Perceval, de Troyes (trans. Burton Raffel)
On Perceval and Gender, etc.
Clothes Make The Man: Parzival Dressed and Undressed, Michael D. Amey
On Wounds
Wounded Masculinity: Injury and Gender in Sir Thomas Malory's Le Morte Darthur, Kenneth Hodges
The Red Knight
Perceval, de Troyes (trans. Burton Raffel)
On Arthur and the Corruption of Justice
The Failure of Justice, the Failure of Arthur, L.K. Bedwell
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