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It's been over 1 year since KinnPorsche aired, so if you miss it, want to experience it again with other people or watch it for the first time, join us for a collective rewatch! Don't know what KinnPorsche is? Check this trailer out and consider watching the whole show about romance between a mafia boss and his bodyguard. It has gays, pretty men, crime, murder, sex, some insane crack, bread ads, wattpad y/n fan meets idol romance is there, ball frying happens and many more fun things!

Schedule: August 1st to August 16th

Time: no particular time limits, as long as it's the specific episode's assigned day in your time zone, watch it! If you can't watch that day, don't worry, catch up in the next few days! This event's organisers will be watching at 20:00 Bangkok time (GMT+7), if you want to follow our time.

Streaming On: iQIYI with subscription (or any other way you can, but check that you are watching the uncut version)

How To Participate: — Rewatch episodes — Liveblog your rewatch — Create content: gifs, art, meta, memes, fics, shitposts, fanvideos and anything else you can think of — Reblog posts by other participants — Tag your liveblogging and content with #kprewatch2023 so we can reblog them

Day by Day Schedule: Aug 1 ep. 1 Aug 2 ep. 2 Aug 3 ep. 3 Aug 4 ep. 4, Vegas trailer Aug 5 ep. 5, Kinn/Porsche trailer Aug 6 ep. 6 Aug 7 rest/catching up Aug 8 sidestory, ep. 7 Aug 9 ep. 8 Aug 10 ep. 9 Aug 11 rest/catching up Aug 12 ep. 10 Aug 13 ep. 11, VegasPete trailer Aug 14 ep. 12 Aug 15 ep. 13, WDYS m/v, Pete trailer Aug 16 ep. 14

Why would I be embarrassed for having interests I enjoy? My guess is that you’re really, really young. And that maybe you don’t actually have solid relationships with adults who have lives outside of parenting or work. But I hope for you that when you’re my age you have hobbies that bring you happiness. And that by that point you realize that trying to shame someone for being an adult only makes you look too immature to be in adult spaces, which Tumblr is.

When I was 20, I loved music, making art, writing and reading good stories, fashion, talking about popular culture, making friends, going to concerts… You’d be surprised how little changes when you’re my age. I just have way more money and time to enjoy those things now. I’m only 55. I’m not dead. I’m also not a “granny”, but even if I was, I’d probably still like all of those things.

I am a fan. I’ve been a fan of one or another book series, TV show or comic since I was eight. I’ve been in organized, convention-going and print-based fandoms since I was old enough to vote. My generation invented online fandoms, and I’ve been in them from almost the very beginning of online. I’ve been on CompuServe and AOL and LiveJournal and the other earliest platforms where fandom congregated: Tumblr’s merely one of the newer ones. 

If some adorable, entitled, wet-behind-the-ears wee nonny thinks they’re going to roll up and have a little self-righteous fun shaming some senior Tumblrina into buggering off of here because she’s An Old—and should therefore (by their way of thinking) be embarrassed for enjoying the manifestation of her continuing passion for the best in media along with others, in long-standing community— Well, they’ve got another think coming. 

…And oh yeah: You don’t like it? Then just get off our lawn, sweetiecakes. We were here long before you were, and (if you’re so easily embarrassed) we’ll still be here long after you’re gone. :)

(waves) (And hey, hi there, Atlin!)

KINNPORSCHE vs LOVE IN THE AIR vs CHOCO MILK SHAKE

very important update:

I agree having a set breakfast order is more socially acceptable than a set pizza order. But its not enough; its never enough.

As front of house my regulars were always a welcome sight, an easy serve and clear, a guaranteed a happy customer and pleasant interaction. Especially in diners or lunch spots where reliable turnover = tips and most people never come in more than once, having a familiar face who’s rhythms and tastes you recall makes the rest of your service work easier.

One of the first times @petermorwood and I were in, we’d arrived (as usual) on a red-eye and crashed early due to the jetlag, then (also as usual) woke up in the middle of the night, starving. Staggered out of the hotel and across Broadway into Nick’s (me in a new fake-chinchilla coat that was wonderfully soft and very warm but made me look like a linebacker). Peter was in the mood for something Greek, and got the lamb kebab with the tsatsiki and pilaf. I had one of those gigantic burgers they specialized in. Peter spotted retsina on the menu and said, “Hey, yeah, we haven’t had that since [the SCBWI conference in] Hydra…!” …No argument from me: I like it too, if it’s not too resinated.

We ate and drank and ate some more and drank some more (we were there for some hours and killed two bottles of that retsina, it was unusually good…): then, as the dawn was breaking, made our way out to go crash again for a few hours and start working our way into East Coast time so we could get business done.

The next time we got back to NY (a year later? Two perhaps? It was summertime, anyway…) we turned up for lunch about halfway through the visit, and the guy at the front pizza oven turned around and called to one of the other staff, “Hey, it’s Grey Fur Lady and Retsina Guy!” And were instantly made welcome as if we’d only been gone a few hours.

(And when Peter asked Big Nick, later, about the sobriquets: Nick just kind of grinned and said, “They told me you were easy to take care of. You tipped nicely. …And you two drank two bottles of retsina and didn’t trash the joint.”)

No matter where i go, i get recognized so fast after having visited [cafe or restaurant of choice] two or three times and to this day i dont know if its a good or a bad thing.

But lately i’ve been really getting into bubble tea, ever since discovering a new bubble tea place in the city – ive also noticed the owner and most of the employees are chinese.

So my dumbass, trying to learn chinese atm, now gets regularily quizzed about seasonal vocab after saying ‘thank you’ and ‘hello’ on mandarin a few times. I get a heart attack every time.

They also say goodbye by saying “see you tomorrow” and i have no one else to blame but my obsession, which led me to get bubble time 4 times in one week when my whole department at work got laid off that one time.

old fashion cupcake elevator pitch

if only time would stop for us