Spooky Stoner

THIS MADE MY DAY!

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To be FAAAIR I already have a movie theater I can get stoned in ... it's called HOME 🤭🥦 (plus there is less people)

(I didnt write this lost track who did 🤔) Everybody seems to have Joseph from Evil Dead Burn totally wrong Lol and it’s funny because, if you can sympathize with Michael Jackson still being terrified of his father even as a grown man, then you should also understand why Joseph was so afraid in this movie … It’s like y’all missed the overall theme of Evil Dead Burn. This movie was about ABUSE. Alice was abused by Will, Joseph was abused by his father Edgar, Susan (the mother) was also abused by Edgar. Edgar clearly favored Will over Joseph because Will was more like Him. Joseph didn’t behave the way he did in this movie because he was a pussy, he behaved this way because of the trauma & abuse his father inflicted on him. That man was TERRIFIED… not to mention, he was the only one in the family who truly understood the Evil they were dealing with.

*My own personal thoughts* (below)

Personally I feel anyone who has experienced abuse (i could be wrong) understood why Joseph behaved the way he did PLUS having to deal with the Evil Dead on top of it. The fact it even has to be explained to some people is mind boggling to me.

Happy birthday to Lynda Carter, the actress and singer who became a television icon through her portrayal of Diana Prince in Wonder Woman.

Born in Phoenix, Arizona, Carter first gained national attention after winning Miss World USA in 1972. A few years later, she was chosen to wear the golden tiara, bracelets, and famous red boots in the live-action Wonder Woman television series, which aired from 1975 to 1979.

Her performance gave the superhero warmth, dignity, intelligence, and strength at a time when female-led action series were still rare on television. For generations of viewers, Lynda Carter did not simply play Wonder Woman—she became the character’s most recognizable human face.

Beyond the invisible jet and golden lasso, Carter has also enjoyed a long career as a singer and songwriter, performing live concerts and releasing her own music. She has remained closely connected to the Wonder Woman legacy while using her public voice to support social causes.