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optimysticals:

longroadstonowhere:

ekjohnston:

ekjohnston:

lightsaroundyourvanity:

i finished my leverage og run 😳

in it’s honour please witness the best fmv ever made for leverage and for the ot3 and for maybe any ot3 ever which i just learned can also be found on ao3

Correct, this is the best one.

@gemasivi

Leverage is on Prime. I cannot recommend highly enough.

leverage is also on youtube, fully legally and therefore unlikely to go away!

I am smiling so big right now.

These 3 are my ot3 of all ot3s.

(via ihni)

silksufjan:

sorry jean is a stronger man than me. if neil josten pulled up to my sickbed with his boy toy and his boy toy’s boy toy (my ex situationship) and told me how all 5 foot 2 of him tricked a mob boss into saving all of our lives i might kill my self in front of him just to prove a point

(via foxhxlcourt)

wonderstruck:

If you see this you’re legally obligated to reblog and tag with the book you’re currently reading

(via audre-w)

puddle–wonderful:

puddle–wonderful:

This was my Heated Rivalry.

#letterkenny#cant tell if the people posting this are doing so ironically not realizing the same guy made both shows

@lyssasmeni do not fret, OP here, and while I haven’t had the time to sit down with Heated Rivalry, when I saw it was a Pastor Glen creation, I knew it’d be a treat.

br1ghtestlight:

spent MONTHS looking for this stupid tumblr post bcuz i constantly want to reference it and it wouldn’t come up no matter what i searched despite it being (what i thought) was a popular well-known tumblr post only to find that the original blog turned off reblogs and deactivated and that it only got 12k notes total. but im posting it anyway to preserve its legacy

(via cabbagegunk)

vforvalensa:

gay-milton-quotes:

rabbitscreams:

rabbitscreams:

rabbitscreams:

we need to invent a way to explain how deep running and pervasive and subliminal racism and antiblackness is without immediately sounding like an insane conspiracy theorist

female characters are always lighter than male characters. strong characters are almost always dark. aggressive characters are almost always dark. peaceful and intelligent characters are almost always light. even amongst darker characters the lightest one is usually either the leader or the girls. dark is evil and light is good.

if you try to explain this to a white person they look at you like youre insane

briefly pursuing a career in animation radicalized me on this. So many stories from the industry about how you have to start with your character design as dark as possible, because INEVITABLY you’ll get “notes” from higher-ups asking you to make them lighter.

In a class about making a pitch bible my teacher once role-played as a shitty executive with a classmate, pressing them in intentionally abrasive ways about why they made their characters diverse. He emphasized that we had to learn to defend these things, because the racism in the industry is extremely deliberate.

Ronald Wimberly’s comic essay, Lighten Up, stays evergreen

(via cryptidfuckery)

fierceawakening:

ryanthedemiboy:

pomrania:

pomrania:

“This reads like fanfiction (it feels like it was written by a preteen, and most of such things posted publicly are fanfic)”
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“This reads like fanfiction (it has a focus on character and relationships, like the style of a lot of modern fanfic)”
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“This reads like fanfiction (it keeps referencing people and events with the assumption that the audience is already familiar with them, like how fanfic doesn’t need to rehash the source material)”

Some further suggestions from the notes:

“This reads like fanfiction (it’s a love story for the ages as long as you can overlook that the author keeps misspelling ‘you're’)”
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“This reads like fanfiction (you can tell the author was having a blast writing this and now so do you reading it)”
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“This reads like fanfiction (the author is clearly info-dumping about a very niche hobby of theirs that they’re passionate about)”
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“This reads like fanfiction (the characters keep getting put in increasingly weirder situations which you’d normally only find in fanfic)”
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“This reads like fanfiction (the author felt the need to rehash the characters from when they were first introduced instead of after several years’ worth of character growth)”
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“This reads like fanfiction (it feels like it had no editor)”

“This reads like fanfiction (I’m pretty sure I can identify the filed off serial numbers)”

“this reads like fanfiction (it’s SO FUCKING LONG)”

(via headspace-hotel)

boxboxlewis:

ilya rozanov asks shane to be his boyfriend, attempt 1: bro I fucking love having sex with girls

ilya rozanov asks shane to be his boyfriend, attempt 2: might fuck around later and marry a woman lol. yeah i have one in mind. she’s really hot :) her dad was a goalie :)

ilya rozanov asks shane to be his boyfriend, attempt 3: [to shane’s parents] WE! ARE! LOVERS!

(via alarrylarrie)

ambientsoundtrackfan:

d-dormant:

i am so normal about this

inscribed; Je desir vous Ceruir

(via a-kind-of-merry-war)

omgcheckplease:

👋 Hi Wellies,

First—

Ukazu says, a rising tide lifts all boats, including the S.S. Check, Please! She’s hopeful that the success of Heated Rivalry, as well as another queer romance graphic novel-turned-TV show Heartstopper, will make the dream of seeing her work onscreen into a reality: The book has been optioned for adaptation. — Vanity Fair

Check, Please! has been optioned for a film/television adaptation. A while ago, actually—and that’s lovely. Nevertheless, the vast majority of options do not become television because it takes a million things going right to get projects off the ground.

That being said.

Ahem.

Speaking of getting projects off the ground…

From when Bitty first stepped out into the rink at Faber, to when he kissed the ice at graduation, we’ve all been part of this fun, weird, magical world of Samwell hockey. But when I left the world of Samwell hockey, I left knowing Jack and Bitty’s story was done. Bitty’s journey as the first openly gay NCAA Division I hockey captain was done. We baked the last pie; we shut off the lights at the kegster; the story was complete.

…But as I looked around I realized, I had one more story to tell.

Which is why I’m thrilled to announce that a brand new volume of Check, Please! will be serialized in 2026. Dozens of new comics, exciting update drops, your favorite characters with brand new storylines, and characters you’ve yet to meet.

Hello, Internet Land—SMH is coming home.

This fifth year of Check, Please! will be filled with shenanigans, drama, hockey, pies, Haus parties, and a new message of acceptance that is near and dear to me. And it’s been brewing over the last year and half! But with the latest boom in queer hockey stories, I figured, hey! ¯\(ツ)/¯ Here’s another one to look forward to. :)

Marginalized athletes still face harmful bigotry, and for this reason, queer sports stories are more important than ever. I love Samwell hockey and how each of you has embraced this roster of athletes.

There’s so much more to come.

Ngozi
🏒🥧❤️

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