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Bob’s Burgers, Easy Com-mercial, Easy Go-mercial (S04E11)

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Okay, if you are tired then you won't be able to read. There I say it. No one else want to say it. It is strange. If you are tired, if you cannot finish a book that's a given. That's why you need to read...at work. You need to steal your reading time from your employers.
THE GOLDEN GIRLS 2.05 — Isn't It Romantic? — 08.11.86 Betty White as Rose Nylund Lois Nettleton as Jean
1986!!
Golden Girls was so incredibly progressive for its time and not even slightly afraid to be loud about it. They talked about queer people, about race, about ableism, and they made it central and overt. They talked about things that mattered, and they never punched down, and they were allies off the stage too.
Reblogging this again to add some context for anyone who may not know. In the 80's, being outed as gay could get you blacklisted in Hollywood. It ruined people's careers.
Bea Arthur and Betty White both suffered damage to their careers for standing up against racism and homophobia. Back in the 50s Betty White hosted a variety show that was canceled because she featured a black dancer and doubled down when they told her to stop.
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actual image I have just seen on an actual website attempting to sell travel packages. welcome to our plane where there's no aisle so you have to climb over seats if you're not in the first row. the pilot has no legs and is joined to one of the passengers at the wrist.
awww the like button turns into a rainbow when you press it! that's so cute...hey staff what's with all the trans women you keep nuking?
i think we should be ridiculing them more for this. you don't get to try and go all "queer website" when your staff likes to go on nuking sprees targeting the trans fem users
would be remiss not to mention that the rainbow notably straight up just removed the trans flag colors from it. like they’re gone. it’s the progress flag minus the trans flag colors.
that’s not the whole flag, now is it
hey staff what the fuck
hey staff don't you think you're being too on-the-nose
HEY STAFF DONT YOU THINK YOU'RE BEING TOO ON-THE-NOSE
when you say something awkward and stupid in a social situation that probably no one will remember except you for the rest of time
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Dame Archer kicks McDougal’s Scots ass there in the rain at the Washington Midsummer Renaissance Faire - August 11, 2018 - Photo by Douglas Herring
Oh NO.
me, a sheltered noblewoman: Pray who is that brave knight? Dame Archer:*turns around* me: gasp! *instantly in love*
Alicia Archer
my bi heart………
I’VE NEVER SEEN THE ADDED PICS
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Oh shit.
GAY KNIGHTS
Fellas I’m real gay
@0hheytherebigbadwolf HELP!!
Every June this inevitably winds up back on my dash. And I appreciate that. And I will reblog it. Every time.
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There’s an Italian semi-pro wrestler who enters the ring dressed like a pizza chef and knocks opponents out by throwing a pizza pie at them.
ARSENIC AND OLD LACE (1944) dir. Frank Capra
My irl friend and I were talking about the shower scene (as we have many times because it bothers us both, with me once saying, “'Forget that happened???' Shane, baby— you’re a victim of workplace harassment!”) in HR, and why it came across more like sexual harassment and less like cruising.
A mutual and I on here have talked about how non-fags fail to capture “fag cultural signifiers” and the social nuances of m/m relationships and queerness in their writing of m/m romances, and I feel this is apparent in the way that the shower scene translates on the screen. My friend tonight said something similar, telling me, “Shane gave—like—zero reciprocal cues” in that scene. And while neither of us is expecting TV to be nuanced about the norms of cruising —like, I dunno. Ilya comes in eyeng Shane. He notices Shane's prolonged gaze and then makes an effort to actually catch his eye, trying to gauge interest. However, Shane broke eye contact, and when he finally locks eyes with Ilya, he tells him, "fuck off.” That came across to my friend and me as a clear expression of disinterest, yet that's the moment Ilya begins touching himself, which confused us as viewers. If a guy isn't meeting your eye for a set amount of time—even if he looked—or tells you to fuck off, why are you still barking up that tree?
My friend continued, “But the context cue is apparently that Shane got hard—which we cannot tell—just looking at Ilya???” Putting aside the fact that this is simply not a flag/cue you receive in something as subtle (to the heterosexual eye) as cruising, we shouldn't have to read the book to understand what is happening in the show. He also said, “Shane has spent how many years in communal showers within *hockey* and he just pops a boner here, now???” And... yeah. I've already griped about the lack of consideration HR put into portraying being queer within professional ice hockey. But this lack of consideration for the material realities of what an LGBTQ+ athlete goes through in a hypermasculine sport + the lack of understanding of the cues, norms, and nuances within cruising + lack of context unless you’ve read the books means the scene just did not land. It's giving less "two men find each other in an environment hostile to them being together," and more "fags make passes at men in the showers."
#And because Shane did not really show any reciprocal cues my friend said his first reaction to Ilya escalating was:#‘Oh. So we just throwing away careers now. Oh wait— this is hockey. 🙄’
There is something that I think many women-- or really anyone who has never existed in exclusively male spaces due to being segregated into exclusively female spaces in contexts like this-- miss with this scene. For the same reason a lot of men may fail to recognize the "mean girl tone" and the subtleties of harassment in female-exclusive spaces.
There are women who treat a men's locker room or bathroom as something as alien and unrecognizable as Mars. An analogy to paint a picture: I went to an all-girls leadership camp in HS. We got 10-minute "bathroom breaks" for 500 girls between seminars. The lines for the "women's" were outrageous. I decided that waiting was stupid; I'd never get in a piss if I waited, so I started using the "men's" infrastructure that was not being used. I remember the other girls 1.) telling me this was morally wrong, 2.) expressing horror and bewilderment over my decision, and 3.) speaking of the "men's" room like a curious oddity. I remember one girl telling me that she'd never seen a urinal before, and speaking about men standing to piss like it'd be a zoo exhibit.
They matured from the age of 16, I'm sure, and are probably now as normal about genitals as cishet women (many of them I know are married to men and have sons) probably can be under our sex caste system. This is all just to say that there is a certain foreignness to men's spaces that makes whatever happens inside feel like a fantasy. Not inherently a fantasy in the same sense as the way pervert men like to imagine their girlfriends' sleepovers, just ot be clear. Mostly fantasy in the sense that whatever happens within would be entirely imagined because they've never seen an all-male space from within, as a man. There's a certain feeling of removal from the space and its dynamics.
Professor Neil, a College English Professor in Sudbury, opened up about how the shower scene, specifically, made him feel very anxious. Crucially, not because of Ilya's coming onto Shane, but because he is familiar with all-male spaces and the way the gender panopticon acts within them. He felt a sense of dread for Shane because he has been the "little guy" in all-male spaces or the odd one out, singled out for immutable characteristics (and personality) and harassed in very vulnerable and inappropriate ways. He recalled being psychologically abused in these spaces. He also recalled how, within these spaces, other men (or boys) will constantly question your masculinity, often by desexing you (which usually takes the form of being likened to a "bitch" or "fag"; misogyny and homophobia are pervasive forces).
He's seeing a half East Asian man within a racist system (hockey, white supremacy) that feminizes-- desexes-- East Asian men, facing down an asshole white man who's been built up as someone who likely hates him in an environment (hockey, all-male spaces) that proliferates sexual harassment and assault, especially of men deemed too "different" for the space. And he's hearing this character say "no" while the other presses anyway, all while deeply understanding the heavy-- and often violent-- gender surveillance and policing in these spaces. He knows what it's like to be hazed, and had to remind himself of the genre (gay romance) because Ilya-- the character-- is not *intended* to be that cishet bully from high school, about to enforce his place in a hierarchy; the intention is that they're actually "gay" for one another.
For some men, this scene brought with it the trauma of being hazed in the past, and they felt anxiety for Shane (because they're familiar with hazing rituals in all-male spaces, they consciously reminded themselves of the genre and scene intention: two men find each other in an environment hostile to men being together; not harassment). For other men-- mostly those who are queer and familiar with the intricacies of cruising-- the scene left them with a sense of bafflement and injustice, with it coming across more like a homophobic stereotype than something genuine (because they're also personally familiar with the homophobia pervasive in all-male spaces-- and continually kept the genre in perspective within our larger social context-- it doesn't matter the scene's intention, the impact is that it comes across as a pervasive homophobic lie).
And I find the different ways different people felt during that scene fascinating. I especially find fascinating how many men did not interpret that scene as good-faith flirting between queer men, but rather as harassment (with some interpreting it as a "fags make passes" homophobic stereotype and others interpreting it as a [het] bully about to enforce his place in a hierarchy against a marginalized, likely gay, man).
sorry to be a broken record every month but christ menstruation is a stupid concept. oooooh excuse me for not getting pregnant, why the fuck is there goo falling out of me about it? grow the fuck up and reabsorb that shit for nutrients.

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watching a show and it references a film so now i watch the film to understand the show and the film references a book so i need to read the book to understand the film and the book references another older book and now i need to understand everything that is unknown to me
they killed him for this