radically unorthodox

“There is no reason to know the time. We are timeless.”

Perhaps one day we will meet again

as characters in a different story.

if you know anything about me, I’m constantly grateful and thanking everyone for their continued support. this past year has been so difficult for me and I am just so glad that I have, regardless of my depression, made the new friends I have and kept in touch with other friends I have made over the years. this site can go from toxic to refreshing rather quickly, but you all mean so much to me. no matter what. so this old cat is giving some notable, amazing people a shout-out. even if you don’t know who i am, i follow you and you make my life easier, happier, or generally post some grade a shit posts that make me happy.

✗ my children. - you know me, i know you, you know what this is.

@sorcererbellgrande @voivodes @jonjafri @johnswelsh @sevenawkwarddayslater  @skinny-suits @mrgilgamesh @rubyrhods​ @smittybitty​ @perfectionisunknowable​ @alittlesparkkindlesagreatfire @hellablazer @bestnatesmithever (technically “my dad”) @patrickbatemanismydaddy @wearegroot @the-spy-and-the-writer @thegentlemenscrew @greaserdracula @arsenelupiiin

✗ the creators. - artists of any kind that inspire me to work (also creator friends). 

@ghostantine @alola-artblog @shelbydenhamart @dogsystem @johnswelsh @funymony @lollergator @worthikids/@worthikids2 @perel @princecanary @terribleterribleterrible @itachaaan @epsee @hamishmash @siriusdraws @mingdoyle @cheese3d @spitsplash @owlturdcomix @mikeinelart @lizardshuffle @kiss-the-belly-rp @sickingfucking @ziggyzagz @canisalbus @tohdaryl @vhspositive

✗ shit-posters. - we may not talk but golly-darn if your blogs don’t rock.

@dudebroghost @techniquila @gambxno @ripleyholden @alientapes​ @kinkshamer69 @gudeboy @wingbeifong @h4nnky-panky @sskywlker @odenkirk @what-is-this-i-dont-even @barebackinq @sairiously @grawly @toyosoda @taintmansion @pablovsevildead @curioscurio @insertimaginativenamehere @eggpng @owenxwilson @anderp-garferp @platapai @regularsizedrudys 

“The difficult part of the movie was that, physically, it was so demanding. There was this chase scene in the middle of the summer, in the middle of night where I couldn’t see out of my mask, and that scene took forever to shoot. Just generally, the demand of doing a movie where you’re shooting 12 or 16 hours a day, seven days a week and it’s 100 degrees — I think that was the worst part for me. It was just a grueling shoot. Marilyn Burns said, when she finished the shoot — when we finished the shoot — she ran home, climbed in the bathtub, and just cried for two days. I think that’s how everybody felt. Leatherface doesn’t cry, but still.”

tim roth eventually learns how to close his mouth