I looove when food is in a bowl. Frequently plates are being brought out and I'm thinking this could've been a bowl meal but nobody gets it

Compilation

Forgetting another good one

never not thinking about Poison Jr

Laura over here dressed like a fuckboy lesbian while having Imogen flirt with Dancer. A truly blessed episode lol.

Can't beat that southern charm.

I believe that after the war, while D12 is still not very populated, people steer clear of Katniss as much as they can. I think they do that because of how the trial made her out to be insane and dangerous. I also think people in D12 think negatively of Peeta for a while because I think the last time they see him on television he’s trying to smash Katniss’s skull in with his rifle. They also probably think he’s odd for coming back to be with a crazy person when for as far as they know, he’s not mentally incapacitated and seemingly wanted her dead a few months ago.

I think of those early days in D12 as gossip filled and very small-town-esque. They eventually come to know both Katniss and Peeta and realize they’re good people, if a little odd, but they’ve earned that right.

i really like this nancy strip

"humans are naturally selfish and evil" factoid actually just statistical error. former united states president ronald w. reagan,

he’s going The pisstance

he’s going For peed

sometimes i really do like it here

kicked out of another chess club for repeatedly sneaking my new piece 'the warlock' onto the board

I wanna come back to this, because I think its emblematic to something common that I hate to see in fandom interpretations of characters. Seeing a new character with different interest to your own should be an opportunity to expand your world view. literal children will see a character who’s a firefighter or an astronaut and develop an interest in that.

but adults will see a literal punk musician, and rather than decide to explore what music and culture inspired this character, instead re-imagine him engaging with material they find familiar, and ultimately safe.

I don’t like... have any feelings towards this guy personally... but this is a trend I see in fandom, especially around characters of color from cultures the fans are not familiar with. there is a desperate need to decontextualize them.

there is this absolutely DESPERATE need among especially white fans to prove that characters of other races but ESPECIALLY black characters are Just Like Them For Real by just copy pasting their favorite personal characteristics (or often just straight up stereotypes, like that shoplifter miles headcanon that went around) onto these characters. God forbid having to learn about a culture or even a subculture unlike your own, right