My food is problematic
Yet again the "protect the boobies" bullshit :D
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i sincerely hope every single man mourning the “loss” of angelina jolie’s breasts trips and falls on a butcher knife
Look. She’s copping out, and teaching women that its okay to get rid of your womanhood because corporate powers dictate cancer…
Things “womanhood” is not:
- a body part
- something that can be taken off
- yours to define, “protect” and police
Does any of you lovely people happen to have a livestream link for Elementary?
Glee's history of asinine editing decisions
Reblogged from alltherattlesnakes
On top of terrible writing, we have the genius decisions to cut things that would have made the writing marginally better
- Furt: Cut a scene of Kurt and Burt getting ready for Burt’s wedding, possibly a special father/son bonding moment during an important life and family transition, but still made room for Finn’s angst about being popular and Sue marrying herself.
- TSSS: Cut a scene of Kurt expresses his fear and hesitance to return to McKinley and watch the football game and having Blaine comfort and offer to go with him for support. This would have been a great moment in the foundation of Kurt and Blaine’s relationship, as well as allowing Kurt to voice HIS feelings about HIS experience of being so horribly bullied, harassed, and threatened. But kept in plenty of scenes about Karofsky’s manpain!
- IKAG: Cut the scene of Santana having agency and coming out to the cheerios, an important moment of empowerment for a teenage girl who was outed against her will to the state, and also a moment showing the Cheerios’ acceptance and support of Santana, in contrast to her abuela’s reaction. Still made plenty of room for hero!Finn showing Santana how to be gay on his terms!
- EMC: Cut a clearly romantic scene between Kurt and Blaine, which would have served as a contrast to the parody of media representation of old. Instead Glee looked like it was reinforcing the “best friends and holiday room mates” vibe for the gay couple throughout most of the season. Plenty of time for pimping the Salvation Army and Finchel’s pig though!
- Michael: Cut a scene wherein Blaine, Kurt, Rachel, Artie, and Santana visit Dalton and exchange fightin’ words with the Warblers, a pretty important plot-centric moment that helped to explain the motives of several characters, including Blaine, Santana, Artie, and the Warblers in general.
- Goodbye: Cutting a Tina/Mike/his parents scene, giving the slightest amount of closure to Mike’s story line before he graduated. Still had time for Finchel picking out chairs and Rachel singing a 10 minute closing number!
- TNR: Cutting Kurt and Blaine’s dialogue at the end of It’s Time (“you really are a star” “and you’re mine, you always will be”), the only thing that gave the scene even the slightest hint of a romantic nature.
- Diva: Cutting out Brittany’s solo to Dancing On My Own, giving actual insight to her feelings and thoughts about Santana that went beyond “hey friend”.
- All Or Nothing: Cutting out dialogue that (re)confirmed Kurt’s romantic feelings for Blaine, which completely denied Kurt any POV and made the whole situation look like a complete mess with slim to no chance of salvation, to build ~suspense~. Still had time for Ryder’s manpain about being catfished tho!
Really? Karofsky’s “man-pain”? Really?
The “man-pain” that ultimately led him to attempt to kill himself?
Fuck this self-observed fandom forever.
…what does “self-observed” mean? I think you maybe mean “self-absorbed”, which still doesn’t fit, since I’m not talking about myself.
And yes, Karofsky. I resent that the shift in focus once Kurt left McKinley was onto the thoughts and feelings of a perpetrator of physical and sexual violence, harassment, and a threat of death, rather than the perspective of the victim of these crimes. I will never not be pissed at the sight of Kurt in the crowd at the football game while Karofsky enjoys himself performing with all of Kurt’s friends after he ran him out of his school.
“The “man-pain” that ultimately led him to attempt to kill himself?”
Please. We all know the suicide plot was tacked on for water cooler talk and ratings in season 3. The idea of Karofsky being suicidal did not factor into the writing of season 2 or the episode TSSS in particular. Brad Falchuk even dismissed the idea of them doing an episode on that subject matter before season 3. And at the end of the day, I still find the emphasis on the angst of a perpetrator while his victim is ignored to be disgusting. It would be like focusing on the feelwings of the people who bullied Karofsky in OMW while Karofsky himself stays more or less silent on the matter except when it’s time to graciously forgive them in the face of sudden, unearned repentance.
Now that I stopped to think about it, that storyline was worse than I remembered :P.
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Shall I compare thee to a Summer’s Eve?
You’re a douche bag.
douche bag is the best insult because it actually is terrible for your vag
want to vanish: fallingintoaworldoflight replied to your post: *prays to the earth...
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fallingintoaworldoflight replied to your post: *prays to the earth this blam thing blows over and…
I’m with you on that - for me the whole Blam thing is just boring and overrated. But I think we’re in the minority with that opinion …Yeah, I feel the same. It was ok in the beginning Blaine needed someone to talk to at least but then they just continued to shove it down our throats. It feels forced and it is overrated. I love Blaine but this season has had many moments where I went who the hell are you? If that makes sense and Blam had a lot to do with that.
"Under Moffat’s watch the Doctor has morphed from an alien who loves humans and feels their pain and experiences love and desire and empathy to a stunted, child-like and extremely bloody irritating space-goon who flaps about like an injured moth when other people’s emotions are making him uncomfortable. And makes sexist jokes about how women are scary. And wants his married companions to sleep in bunk beds. And can save human lives but does not seem to understand human feelings. Who would travel with this man? He might be zany and charming and have nice boots, but he is fundamentally cold and unrelatable."
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jesusfuck
I don’t know where this is from, but…
Between this and that Toyota commercial-
Man, I hope genderfuckery of this highly attractive magnitude just INVADES popular media until privileged heteronormative cismen who unthinkingly dominate the world around them through objectification of women and shaming of homosexuality are forced to think.
Forced to think because when they see an attractive ass in panties, they can no longer instinctively flap their dicks at it and say, “I’d own that” without having to think about gender or sexuality. Torn between their habit of reflexively objectifying women and gay-shaming themselves and others, they would have no choice but to open their eyes a little wider and actually think about the people they share the world with instead of living in a neverending reel of imagery that reinforces a narrow reality where they are king.
I love how the second I see an ass shimmying into panties on my dash I think, “That’s a man, isn’t it.”
Doin’ it right, friends.
:D
Both the gifs and the comments make me so happy.
(Source: eberles)