yeah,

February in St. Louis. (And in our hearts.)

Every episode, Flint is like "Excuse me, I have to consult with my Emotional Support Opportunistic Pathological Liar" to someone before talking alone with Silver and it is SO funny

walter white in his underwear with the pistol readying to face the sirens, quietly to himself: this is my fight song. my walter white song

Piss off my wife song

[image description: a gifset of Flint from Black Sails, sitting around a campfire and talking to Silver. he says, "Madness is such a hard thing to define, which makes it such an easy label to affix to one's enemies. Once it had been applied to Thomas, once our relationship had been exposed, defiled, scandalized... Everything ended." Silver watches sympathetically as Flint continues, "There were times when I was persuaded to sue for peace since then but... That was the day that on some level I knew... That England was broken. And that sooner or later a good man must resist it." end id]

reblog if you're an actual person IRL who gets genuinely upset if you catch someone using ChatGPT and view it as a serious moral failing

I love it when Conclave said oh so the church is able to break with tradition when it comes to iphones, vapes, rolling suitcases, and steel-fortified window coverings, but not when it comes to feminism, pluralism, and the nuances of sex and gender. How interesting. Anyway, here is a remarkably sad old man.

The over-pronunciation of every word is so spot on lol

I really love this thing that Josh Johnson always does, where he tells you the setup for the joke, then digresses with a long story that provides context, then reminds you of the setup of the joke in a single line and waits for you to tell the punchline to yourself before he says it. It gets the audience (and me) howling with laughter very single time. A very "we're all in on the joke" style of comedy.