Me, two years ago: Ha. There's no way any show could ever make me give a flying fart about the clones
Me, now, lovingly working on a Rex cross stitch: He's my favorite because he's like the big brother :]
From what I can tell, TikTok got the best team of lawyers money can buy. Montana tried to ban the app last year and TikTok’s lawyer team turned into the 1996 Chicago Bulls.
Oh man, you ever met a Brené Brown acolyte? It’s like hollering “Hey! Help! This shark just bit off my leg!” And someone on a boat yelling back “Try reproaching the shark with radical empathy! Don’t let the shame of bleeding to death keep you from being courageously vulnerable!”
[Morgoth] could not now deny the challenge before the face of his captains; for the rocks rang with the shrill music of Fingolfin’s horn, and his voice came keen and clear down into the depths of Angband; and Fingolfin named Morgoth craven, and lord of slaves.
I’ve met many people who “hated history” in school, but fell in love with it as adults after reading some great books focusing on humans, not lists of dates.
They never “hated history”. They just hated the boring way in which it was taught.
we talk a lot about Victorian convalescents going to the seaside for a “change of air,” but in fact Victorian wallpaper was literally coated in arsenic and the sea improved their health because they were no longer being poisoned.
people ask “how could anyone write something as crazy as Alice in Wonderland” but then you read about the Victorians and the air was perfumed with opium, there was arsenic in the walls, you could get mercury poisoning from a hat.
I feel like the micropenis bass pro shop guy & the Jew tunnel are the best kickoff we could possibly have for 2024, I feel amazing like im on coke reading these stories
Fascinated by this artwork of Anakin and (the then unnamed) Padmé from 1993 that was planned to be used on a trading card before George Lucas ordered it pulled. It's like finding the earliest known depiction of some ancient mythological figure.