A Story About A Boy Who Wore His Movie Fandom On His Head.

Just started the Silt Verses and I love how even though other faiths are called ‘false faiths’ they’re actually real with their own saints and gods and the only reason they’re considered ‘false’ is just like, pettiness.

Like, unlike IRL religion where there’s a stance that no god exists, the Silt Verses are very adamantly say “yeah so here’s ALL the different kinds of gods and they’re very real, but the Trawler Man is like, the cool god trust me bro.”

idk what’s the creepier interpretation this scene: the idea that the puppets can be awoken/aware wandavision style, or that none of them can except hooty

HAPPY BIRTHDAY Yippee

birthday time :D

Dude I saw I guy switch into the wrong lane in an attempt to save ten seconds well stuck in a traffic

realized i might actually wanna drive eventually and i might be letting go of my fundamental principle-based refusal to ever drive. now i am terrified of driving bc i actually considered what it would feel like

“I need you to find me at least ten gay people.”

PRI(DEMON)TH: Director House tries to fool the O5s into thinking his Site is staffed by little gay people to get funding bonuses, only to learn his Site actually is staffed by little gay people.

Undervegas pridefest entry ft Calendar!!! happy pride month folks

LINK

ok prefacing this with the fact that i'm not fully caught up on tsv but i must speak. i have been so obsessed with brother faulkner the last couple of days.

i think the Thing about brother faulkner is that he's ruthless and amoral and a backstabbing murdering fanatic and a cult leader, and there's no effort made to conceal that fact, and still it's so impossible not to like him. and it isn't just that he has charisma, it's that he's so fucking genuine. he really believes everything he says, he absolutely wears his heart on his sleeve, the one time he outright lies (as far as i've seen), it's to protect carpenter.

so when he does something terrible, he so openly regrets it, he feels so unabashedly guilty about it, that you're left really wanting to believe that he's a fundamentally good person. and i'm still not convinced he isn't.

and isn't that kind of terrifying? he's so likeable, so genuine, so guileless, so easy to forgive, and he's actively seeking out what's sure to be a bright future as a literal cult leader.

as a member of the audience, i have been taken in by him. every awful thing he does feels like a fluke. i still believe there's hope for him.

and dude. i know i've been had.

I am so devastated that there is virtually no fandom content of Murphy Law.

Why do I keep getting super into obscure scp characters that has no fandom content of so it’s up to me to make it myself. God damn it

Hello!

I often see people who want to listen to the Radio adaptation of Good Omens, but can’t seem to find it or can’t afford to buy it, so I decided to share - you can listen to the adaptation in the following links.

This is the full version of the radio play, without the cuts from the aired BBC version, so, have fun!

Part 01

Part 02

Part 03

Part 04

I'm an imposter. YIPPEE

I'm so bad at among us, All my friends are yelling. I am just doing my little tasks. Honestly ignoring the murder.

Here is a free pdf of the players handbook

Here is a free pdf of xanathars guide to everything

Here is a free pdf to monsters manual

Here is a free pdf to tashas cauldron of everything

Here is a free pdf to dungeon master’s guide

Here is a free pdf to volo’s guide to monsters

Here is a free pdf of mordenkainen’s tomb of foes

For all your dnd purposes