death will not do us part you stupid cunt
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row 1: in can fix them. they need me; most fandom takes are incorrect; writers dropped the ball on them :( ; there's probably a deep seated reason i love them; there's probably a deep seated reason why i hate them
row 2: actively plotting their demise; don't typically discuss irl because of the fandom; has done nothing wrong (is a war criminal); unwillingly have come around to them; need them to crack my spine like a crawfish and slurp out my insides
row 3: projection has entered the chat; i don't see the appeal; free space; i'd put them in a wood chipper given the chance; i can make them worse
row 4: pretty privilege; they are the white noise in my brain i can't live a normal life anymore; complex and well written. would skin irl; brain rot; biting my fist
row 5: lost potential; stop putting them in situations [all caps]; need them that is concerning to my well-being; i'm so normal about them :))))) ; not enough canon/under rated]
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I love tumblr.
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This horse is a great reminder that our generation did not invent shitposting, it merely adapted it to another form
Vocal warmups.
This is basically how you break their voices down to a root noise
Voice actors are fuckin weird
Tag yourself I’m Plankton
Heat (1995) dir. Michael Mann
Neil McCauley and Vincent Hanna are the only two people on the planet quite like each other. In the world of this picture, only the two of them are fully aware and conscious of who they are. And that understanding, when I had it during the writing of the last image of the picture, is what made the whole rest of the picture come together and that’s when I decided to make Heat. And I rewrote everything from that last moment. That is, in fact, the last frame of the movie. Working backwards, everything led to that moment of connection between the two of them.
— Michael Mann[x]
