meet me in the pit

the grink was there. it didnt change anything but it still matters that the grink was there.

watching my promised afternoon thunderstorm slip from a 90% chance to a 20% chance.... baby come back i can change

the losing dogs and i are engaging in insider trading

Everyone envies me for my shrimp lighter

Make your haters become incubators when you wield the ovipositor of success

i don't think i've ever seen a season of television that bad i don't even know how to explain this to people who did not watch euphoria. it's like. imagine if in the pitt robby was in some kind of money trouble with a motorcycle gang or something and then inexplicably through season 2 the show became more and more about the politics of the motorcycle gang and we stopped spending time in the hospital with all the characters we know and their storylines just kind of got sidetracked in favor of this new version of the pitt that is now something like sons of anarchy. and then in the finale robbie dies halfway through of a heart attack peacefully in his sleep and then that old guy he's friends with, y'know, duke, became the main character for the rest of the final episode including a lenghty backstory about how it's bad to extort good doctors for money and he went to shoot up the motorcycle bar that the many new gang member characters frequent in a tarentino-wannabe cowboy stand-off and then duke rode away into the sunset to visit a fundamentalist commune in the middle of nowhere texas and robby's ghost was like "god bless america" and the show ended with an american flag blowing in the wind. well that would still be more relevant to the pitt than whatever the hell happened in euphoria

Young Cathy and Heathcliff find a half staved unconscious Jane Eyre on the moors and poked her with a stick to see if she's dead. She isn't roused by their proding and they don't care enough to try and help her so it isn't mentioned in either book.