Official look at Lady Gaga as Harleen Frances Quinzel in “Joker: Folie à Deux”
bitch you look crazy
“Then I’m doing it right.”
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#lady gaga #my kind of crazythat’s EXCELLENT
maybe if they PAY THE FUCKING WRITERS AND ACTORS A LIVING WAGE we’ll get a Season 2
IN A DISTANT and second-hand set of dimensions, in an astral plane that was never meant to fly, the curling star-mists waver and part . . .
See . . .
"GNU Sir Terry Pratchett" - L-Space Wiki / Ursula K. LeGuin / "Terry Pratchett" - Wikipedia / "GNU" - Urban Dictionary / Going Postal by Terry Pratchett / Reaper Man by Terry Pratchett / Brandon Sanderson / Paul Kidby / The Colour of Magic by Terry Pratchett
1902 Riding ensemble by Design House Morin Blossier (French)
silk, metal thread, ostrich feathers
(Metropolitan Museum of Art)
i love a good riding habit
Fuckin iowa jesus christ. And fucking republicans in general
Please notice that the wording they use has shifted from "marriage between one man and one woman" to "marriage between one male and one female". This is not a coincidence. GCs and terfs have no excuse to not see the blood on their hands.
How much fuckin free time do these *s have, that this is all they do?
Or water fountains, public washrooms, outdoors tables, etc, etc
Next up, fees for seating. They’re there, but you’ll have to pay.
Or just go to browse and hang out! I promise it will be inspiring :)
It’s also a lot easier to do research in a library; sure, it’s one thing to have internet access, but it’s another to have wifi access to databases and books on the topic an approximate two minute walk away.
Please use libraries. In any way that works for you, be it irl or online.
Mimic Octopus has had enough of Dancing Crab’s shenanigans
darn dancing crabs and their jazz crab hands
‘HELLO MY BABY HELLO MY H-“
“NO”
i cant control my hand suddenly
Everyone has seen this post, right? Right?
nopumpkinsleftunfucked asked:
hello! i've never read your work before (i'm a lil french boy and your stuff has never come up before, i really just saw your reblog on the star trek screenshot and got curious) but ive been meaning to get into reading again, and you seemed so nice so i felt comfortable to ask:
do you have any recs in your work in fantasy ; magic is very cool but i really dislike the harry potter style magic (i really enjoyed brandon sanderson's work tho, such fun and interesting magic styles and world building!!) i've always loved good dark steampunk too, my favourite game franchise is Dishonored if you know of it
i'm always too hesitant to pick up books on my own and rely on recommandations 😰
i hope you feel better soon too! Food poisoning is so exhausting, so sending you my best wishes
dduane answered:
(waving at you) Hey, thanks for the good wishes. The food poisoning seems to be over now. (I had a run-in with a salad that either had dodgy lettuce or dodgy dressing: the jury is still out on which.)
About those fantasy recs: My fantasy at the moment (excepting various standalone books) comes in two flavors—the LGBTQ-centered Middle Kingdoms works, and the YA-oriented Young Wizards series. At the moment I’d suggest that the YW books might be a good place for you to start, particularly because the first two of them are available in France from Lumen éditions, which brought them out some years back. (These were also translated from the newer, 2011/2012-revised editions of the books, and are presently the only traditionally-published versions that were set from the NMEs.) Amazon.fr has them here and here.
And just in case you’re concerned—the magic style and general ethos of these books are absolutely nothing like what appears in the Potter books (which I guess is no surprise, since the first book of the series came out when certain other writers were just starting college). I have absolutely no patience with the wave-your-wand-and-shit-just-happens style of magic… or with wizardry that only happens on one planet, or to one species. So I think you’re in for a very different experience here. :) And there are plenty of YW fans around if you want to discuss what you’ve found.
Meanwhile, thanks for asking! À bientôt.
