willROAR

HELL YEAH

hate how effective this Marathon propaganda has gotten, only by the grace of its steam deck incompatibility have i resisted this long

Dengeki PlayStation (1999)

One Piece. The panel is a close-up of the character Franky. The speech bubble reads, “EXISTING IS NOT A CRIME!!!”

that’s right.

Simpsons Frank Grimes meme But it was a contest for real baseball nations! Yeah, and Italy beat your brains out!

This is what it’s in regards to btw

"The only thing he should be thankful for is having such great parents," Arozarena told Mexican journalist Luis Gilbert. "He's very well educated, thank God. I was lucky enough to see them a few days ago at the hotel. They came over to greet me, gave me a big hug, and were genuinely proud to see me again." Arozarena added that cal Raleigh should "(expletive) off" and "go to hell." It's not clear if Randy Arozarena's comments were serious or intended as playful banter.

Whether they were playful or serious is kinda the whole thing tho, isn’t it?

Crank and Crank: High Voltage

northernlion on those damn cs lootboxes

any advice to someone also afraid of needles?
been thinking of asking my doc to switch over this month, so many benefits over dissolving pills twice a day, but metal-in-body/skin is so inordinately scary

Milestone pack for sure!

Just as before, when this platform falls, we must let the trans women lead us to the next space

page crop from Zdarsky's Public Domain #1, brothers reacting to the lack of photos of their dad at the premiere, "...is that his *elbow*?" "Well, if it is... his elbow looks happy."

finally caught up on my pull list, picking at saved recs, and yeeeaaahhh

very tiny crop (under 200x200) of a Mr Muffins panel edited with the YES-HAHAHA-YES Sickos dialogue balloon

no matter how silly, there are still things to look forward to

still from Morvern Callar (2002, dir. Lynne Ramsay), Samantha Morton as Morvern staring despondently into her crt monitor with a gloomy xmas living room out of focus behind her

the terrible cgi crystals jutting from a snowy mountain from alliance atlantis' logo lightly overlayed with a close up crt still from Morvern Callar

that early-00s alliance atlantis cgi has to be in running for worst company logo before a great movie with Morvern Callar

*pretends i can give good dating advice despite being in a toxic, decade long relationship with magnetic timeline where we loudly announce we're breaking up for good once a year*

That Black Label Arcadia book sure has some fun stuff with The Question. Inspires less soul searching than other comics I've been reading and more sensible chuckles at his souped up Prius or smuggling methods.

between batman and geralt of rivia, folks just yearn for more comically stoic men that go "hmm"

William Eadie as James in Ratcatcher (1999, dir. Lynne Ramsay) staring out THAT WINDOW at the golden wheat fields

adding Ratcatcher to my "best movies i shouldn't have watched while powerlifting" list

live by this

when i try to sell friends on sega saturn games

oh goddammit

perhaps cheesy but it is honestly so beautiful to me that, in under twenty four hours, every copy of castration movie anthology i sold out. a real showcase that people not only want trans cinema and love this film, but that they trust a distributor/producer as great as muscle/liz.

idk man if your whole thing is "god how ANNOYING are non-binary people for asking me to say THEY and THEM instead of SHE or HE" then honestly i think you should [redacted] yourself

Dr. Caine posting on his favorite message board

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Thompson's The Price seems too tidy on the surface but given the ocean of interiority she's been building up in Diana, I'd be shocked if it's not all setup for a future arc that emotionally devastates me (affectionately)