“Poor boy, you are beyond help. I have found your

palatinamedea:

this is so sad muse sing to me of the rage of achilles son of peleus which 

sourdoughwitch:

something that i love about ghibli films is so many of them facilitate the romanticization of the “ordinary”: activities of day to day life, humble living spaces, people who could be your neighbor. in mainstream western cinema we see tremendous emphasis on the extraordinary: the super-rich, the super-powered, the super-attractive. when ghibli characters encounter the extraordinary, it’s usually offset with dualistic qualities – the beautiful wizard howl is humanized by a homely, unambitious hatmaker; the story of a witch in training is more about her adjustment to independent life than Magic; an unwelcoming bathhouse full of spirits exists to conjure new appreciation for the imperfect comfort of home; the eponymous, powerful totoro is only relevant to the plot insofar as he facilitates the development of a family. You know what I mean! after i watch a ghibli movie i feel like it could be romantic to clean my  goddamn house. I Love That!!!!!!!!! please keep giving me ways to envision my boring life beautiful. Thanks for coming to my fucking ted talk

andrew-jackedson:

tilthat:

TIL in Nepal, tigers and people have learned to use the exact same forest trails at different times of day to reduce the chances of fatal encounters

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gaygothur:

Shoutout to Dick Van Dyke for being a cis dude whose parents gave him a drag king name for some reason

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ladyowlett:

garden-ghoul:

tilthat:

TIL there is a Cyrillic letter so rare it is only used in the phrase “many-eyed Seraphim”

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and it looks like THIS

aka the only possible appropriate character for talking about angels

If somebody is curious, this is how multiocular O looks in the Book of Psalms of 15th century

Anonymous asked: Some gamers are giant collections of microscopic silicon dioxide crystals held together by magnetic fields.

Rawly?

jonbutter:

if you can’t see Hereditary but you still wanna know about Ari Aster’s fucked up style then you can still watch his short films online, like

• The Strange Thing About the Johnsons
• Beau
• Munchausen
• Basically
• The Turtle’s Head
• C’est La Vie

Just an overall warning for all of these short films, they’re all fucked up, some more than others