chicagoan. smol and probably tired. bad at bios. dehydrated disaster bi. chaotic themes and iced coffee dreams. writer, sometimes. artist I guess. wokie.
Sent by a follower. A play in Chicago called "Funny Like an Abortion" which features people throwing "abortion parties" is being advertised outside of a children's drama class.
The left are an evil death cult.
"Too loud, too reckless, too ghetto"
"Uncle Sam" representing those who tell the Black community how to behave. The dancers forming a disconnected American flag.
The imagery. The cultural significance & relevance. An absolute work of art here.
Kendrick Lamar, man.
#SuperBowl
Thinking about how campaign 1 ended just weeks before Matt+Marisha’s wedding, campaign 2 ended while in the middle of Covid restrictions, and campaign 3 ended while the LA fires were raging. I hope one day Critical Role gets to end a campaign in very normal circumstances!!
I'm also VERY excited for C4. We'll get to fall in love with NEW loveable idiots, and the story we love will always be there for fond revisiting. Trust me, C3 introduced critters, one of the best things about CR is finishing YOUR campaign, and then getting to meet the new guys!
there's plenty of time for a wrap up in 8 hours and a half
also, when M9 ended y'all complained about the same thing and we're getting A LOT of one shots now. let's just chill and watch the fucking thing first #criticalrole
Ugh, THIS take again. The main characters are teenage girls because the target audience is teenage girls. Immortality is part of the appeal of vampire stories. If all the vampires are literally just the protagonists' age, that cuts out all their backstory, lore, and development.
While everyone is being all upsetti spaghetti about the state of the role video today
At some point in that 8 1/2 hour finale, I need to know what Frida and Deanna have been up to!
I need Emily Axford back at that table
Need updates from the Homies
This isn’t just a McDonald’s or Kroger issue – it’s a systemic shift. Facial recognition is becoming the foundation of a surveillance economy, and we must demand better protections now.
This has massive implications for privacy and civil liberties. If McDonald’s can be used as a hub for mass surveillance, what about other chains? Grocery stores? Gas stations? The infrastructure is already there.