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Imagine that you can make your OTP canon.

Imagine that for each of your favorite fanfics, you can make a separate series.

Imagine that there will be a separate resource, according to kind of AO3, on which video fanfics will be upload.

Imagine that some of them will be so fucking amazing that they will be showed into cinemas.

Imagine that then the film studios will stop making money on meaningless movies, because they’ll have to compete with the fan’s works.

Imagine?

Best regards and see you in 2050 👋🏻

For real though, why I feel Catriona deserved the crown aside from her intelligence (which is obvious) and the fact that every single thing she wore represented Philippine culture (more on that later, I want to post about that in detail):

1) She believed that knowing English should NOT be a prerequisite to joining Miss Universe, because there are other ways to communicate and touch people’s hearts other than language, which is a huge middle finger to Miss USA’s, Miss Australia’s, and Miss Columbia’s mocking of Miss Vietnam and Miss Cambodia for not speaking fluent English; 2) She believed that the Miss Universe pageant should not be limited to cisgender women only, and believed that transgender women are, in their own right, women too, and was in full support of Miss Spain, the first transgender woman to join Miss Universe; 3) She never wavered in her advocacy for the impoverished children of Tondo, and instead of talking about charity and what she’s able to give to these children, she talks about how *they* are the ones who inspire *her*, and she very humbly acknowledges that her being born in privilege doesn’t mean she can’t learn from these children who bring light in her life. She approaches it not from the perspective of an elite who has wealth to give, but from the perspective of a sheltered woman who has much to learn from the people around her. In short: Catriona embodied true intersectional feminism. Beauty pageants, at their core, is very bourgeois and very othering, but Catriona walked into that pageant siding with minorities and carrying them all with her. She embodied what it meant to be given the gift of privilege and then using it to shine light and give voice to those who need it the most.

It’s the very first time that I truly felt that a Philippine candidate deserved the crown.

Article 13 will destroy millions of people’s jobs. Article 13 is a threat to artists and online creators.

Article 13 is a threat to memes.

Article 13 is a threat to YouTube.

Article 13 is a threat to musicians.

Article 13 is a threat to the Internet.

Article 13 will hurt North America and Europe alike.

FUCKING TALK ABOUT THIS SHIT AND STAND TO MAKE A CHANGE THIS SHIT IS SERIOUS. EVEN THOUGH YOU MAY NOT BE A RESIDENT OF EUROPE, THIS SHIT WILL AFFECT YOU. IT WILL COME BACK AROUND.

If you care at all about freedom of speech, freedom of internet, job pools, artists, creators, even fucking memes

TAKE A STAND.

This shit is serious. Once the freedom of the internet is gone, it cannot be taken back. People bitch and moan about no one doing anything while still doing nothing themselves. Now is the time to change. Stand up and call upon your local government. Find resources to help those who will be directly affected and protect them from this disturbing article’s intended purpose.

dean: used to this

seth: not pleased but whateves

More Game of Thrones style heraldries for wrestlers, this time featuring House Baelor and House Newday.

House Baelor’s banner was once a simplistic nine white daggers (based off the white ‘bullets/spikes’ on Balor Club/Bullet Club shirts) on a black background, however when their young Lord Finn came back from a hunt haunted by something inexplicable, he made drastic changes to the design.

He’s never actually explained why (given his position he doesn’t have to) though rumors are that he made a pact with a woodswalker/demon of the woods.

House Newday is a relatively new house comprised of a troupe of bards-turned-warriors and the laughing unicorn on their banner is a stark contrast to the ominous, grim majesty of other houses; it puts enemies at ease rather than keep them fearful, however the subterfuge is absolutely intentional;