Octospiders

duckdotcom:

I love using “by the way” as a segue into topics that are completely unrelated to the matters at hand. it isn’t remotely by the way, quite a ways out of the way in fact. a little adventure

corallapis:

huh.

smugcomputer:

looks like he’s letting just about anyone be on the show these days…

circular-time:

thebraxiatelcollection:

Doctor Who store have just released some new merch with the below image, and my god, it’s awful…💀

The DVD logo on the spine of a VHS tape is sending me.

chaumas-deactivated20240115:

pro censorship people are always like “actually I’m living proof that books can be really harmful to kids! when I was a child I read a book that upset me and of course I couldn’t talk to my parents about it because they would throw rocks at me whenever I confessed to reading anything but the Bible, so as you can see, that book was the source of my trauma and warped ideas about right and wrong”

daydreamycrustacean:

Gravity falls the tv show: Dipper and Mabel’s Fun Little Oregon Vacation

Gravity falls’ supplemental materials: Stanford Pine’s Tormentous Homoerotic Nightmare

freakqueer:

freakqueer:

there are people with genders you will never comprehend and people fucking in ways you will never understand and people making art you just don’t get and that shit RULES

this applies even to the genders you think are cringe or “why cis people dont take us seriously” and kinks you think are gross and scary and the art you think is disgusting and pornographic btw

sexygrammaticalerrors:

publicdomainreview:

“Leaving the Opera in the Year 2000”, a circa 1902 illustration by French illustrator, etcher, lithographer, caricaturist, novelist, and all around futurologist, Albert Robida.

More on the print here: https://publicdomainreview.org/collection/leaving-the-opera-in-the-year-2000 Print from our shop here: https://publicdomainreview.org/collection/leaving-the-opera-in-the-year-2000