i think visiting Minnesota Zoo’s discovery bay and just watching fish for a whole fucking day would fix me. just sit in that little half globe glass cut out by the eels or the dark underground room with the wall of glass looking into the tropical fish tank. maybe climbing through the whale shark’s jaw into that little area where you can touch the starfish.
too bad there’s so many people there that it’d be uncomfortably overstimulating and also it’s half a country away.
Holy shit… I don’t think I can summarize this one. I don’t even know what to say other then please. Please trust me. Please listen to it. I’ve never heard anything like it. It’s mind expanding. It’s good for your soul. Please Fucking listen please please pretty please. Please I’m so nice and sweet to all of you and ask so little. Please please fucking listen to this.
Not me seeing Colin is doing the 2 22 ghost play and immediately calling my bestie and seeing if she wants to take a random trip to Dublin to go see him
I’m a soft and gentle pacifist by nature but if I ever meet the person who decided to allow ads on tumblr with FULL-VOLUME AUTOPLAYING SOUND I am going to pull off their fingernails
i have british english spellcheck turned on for the fic i'm writing right now and while i've been able to get used to almost everything, centre continues to torment me. why would you spell it like that. "centre." what are you, french? that's freak shit
There are works which are not [genre] but works made that have read a lot of [genre]. YJ is not an anime but it is a cartoon that has watched a lot of anime. MTMTE is not a comedy but it is a space opera that has watched a lot of sitcoms. I’d like to learn the term for a work that is deep in conversation with a genre without belonging to that genre even as a hybrid. Specifically works that address, lampshade, satirize, employ genre signposts without obeying genre conventions.