Watching Say Yes To The Dress With My Grandmother Right Now And It's So Nerve-wracking Because They Have

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The more I watch Columbo, the more I'm convinced that he's a supernatural being and that the Columbo Dimension is a fate far worse than Hell.

Happy Steven Taylor Tuesday, I guess?

Some of the best Steven gifs I have in my folder; happy Tuesday.

Hurriedly skipping through Holmes and Watson having emotional scenes while I'm testing is really funny

It's like "But I" spacebar

"What if" spacebar

"Can-" spacebar

"Holmes, wha-" spacebar

"Perha-" spacebar

Sorry lads there's no time for that now

Y'all...

The new set of audiobooks for Discworld just dropped, including Richard Coyle's narration for Going Postal, Making Money, and Raising Steam.

Can you guess what I'm doing right now?

Sometimes you just think about how certain mannerisms you pick up from your loved ones will be one of the few things you'll have of them once they're gone. That even memories won't last as long as holding yourself a certain way or how you move when you get excited. Memories of a person can't be passed on throughout generations, but a mannerism can and they're a way of showing the mark that someone has left on the world, decades or even centuries after the memory of them has faded. It shows that they were here and that they mattered.

And sometimes you just want to go to Cracker Barrel.

he's such a whore i love him

Merry Hogwatch everyone! (Roundworld calander edition)

I hope everyone has a wonderful day and remembered to leave out some sherry and meat pies for the Hogfather last night. Maybe even some turnips for those hard working hogs that pull his sleigh?

JSA Week Day 3 (yeah yeah I'm a day behind)

Prompt: hurt/comfort

I was a big fan of Stargirl and I loved the relationship between the Shade and McNider. Wish we could have seen more of it!

https://archiveofourown.org/works/62065489

@justicesocietyweek

So for one of my college finals we get to do a creative project. One of the options is to write a screenplay for a scene that could fit into one of the shows we watched this semester (basically fanfiction in my opinion) and I'm choosing to do Dawson's Creek.

So I'm looking up technologies and stuff from the late 90's that teens would have adopted as the were introduced and that got me thinking about videogames which got me thinking about Half Life.

Looking it up, evidently Half Life was Valve's first game? How can they have been founded in 1996 and then 2 years later dropped one of the most influential video games of all time and then continue to put out mostly wonderful stuff until their seeming partial retirement?