Stuff about the blog under the cut.
FidΓ¨le, the most photographed window dog in Belgium πΎ
Pavitr and Gayatri short comic. Local spiderman gets jealous of himself.
Someone gave me this idea on tiktok and I had to draw it :D
Sorry for any spelling mistakes, english is not my first language D:
after inputting some complex algorithms into my super computer iβve determined what tumblr will look like in the year 2020
i love how this comes back after every shitty update staff makes
Posting this iconic piece of media that I just NEVER found online isolated except in an archived reddit thread
Sooo hilarious but I can completely see this being a real conversation between streaming execs π
(original vid: Asif Ali - instagram - https://tinyurl.com/2p8jpkzz)
βthey even put an Indian guy in WandaVisionβ
hang on a second, I gotta look up something
yeah, this is really funny
the exaggerated threat of βnot like other girlsβ circling back to just vilifying women who donβt conform to femininity. but this time itβs #feminist to ridicule them bc theyβre the real misogynists for not liking makeup and pink
worlds loudest HELL YEAH BROTHER heard projecting from the back of this costco
I wanna be where you are
costco
Paul Branson (American,1885-1979) Cover for Spring Planting Issue Countryside Magazine 1917.
hey, you know that dnd movie that came out in april? it's fun. if you're looking for something light and entertaining, you should watch that movie because it's just really fun. (and also really easy to pirate as a recent release, so y'know)
Declutter Tumblr
The new layout it a whole mess. Thankfully Xkit can already help with a bunch of this! I'm sure it'll give more options soon.
Vanilla Tumblr: (I have marked in red what can be removed. The tabs can be set not to stick, so you will really only see them at the top of your dash. Empty box on the left for hidden notifications and shop sparkle, i just didn't have any. I'm EU so no Live for me).
Xkit Rewritten Tumblr:
The settings I use:
Also what is lost in the debate around the actors' and writers' strikes is that these aren't regular, predictable jobs where you clock in every day for years. This business is by its very nature project-based and therefore precarious. Even for the industry's a-listers the next job isn't guaranteed. Even a box office hit doesn't necessarily translate into a sustained career, but one flop can end one. If you are between productions you are not employed. Films are self-contained pieces and this trend of sequel upon prequel upon spin-off is, at least in this intensity, a fairly new one. Even if you land a role on a tv show there's no guarantee that it'll be picked up for a next season, or that your character won't be killed off. There's no job security inherently, and therefore it's even more important to fight for being able to live off these jobs.
they should invent "being wrong" for women












