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I bet that's the crew when they lost connection to mission control for over 40 minutes. Just spending time with this guy LMAOO
(just a silly joke here n there, i give my genuine respect to NASA and the crew out there who's risking their lives to traverse for 10 days in space and around the moon! AMAZING STUFF! It truly makes me become more interested in science and astronomy!!)
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David Gilmour - Live at Pompeii - DSOTM Session (Abbey Road 1973)
Finally finished Luna! (Solarballs: Solar dysfunction)
Luna Au Info and playlist below the cut
some more rocks
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I've said it before, I'll say it a million more times. If your first instinct with regards to DSOTM is to need to "explain" Sam's memories - to say "oh they MUST have been manipulated by the angels to upset Dean" why is that?
I need you to to complete these three thought exercises.
How would you feel, absolutely honestly, hand on heart if it was 100% provable that those were all Sam's real memories, uninterfered with in any manner? No fabrication, no careful selection of which memories appeared. Just Sam. Would you be ok with that? Would you still feel the need to justify it in some way?
WHY do you feel the need to defend Sam and his memories? Think about how you answered the question above, and if the answer was "no, I wouldn't be ok with that", sit with that answer for a minute and really sit with the uncomfortableness you feel about those memories being authentically Sam's. And then step back and ask yourself where that feeling comes from? Is it from you? From the way Dean reacts? From the way the narrative presents Sam's memories in contrast to Dean's? What feelings do Sam's memories elicit in you? Are those feelings related to how Sam is feeling in the scene? Or how Dean is?
Think about Dean's memories. Think about Dean, at the table with their mother cutting the crusts off his sandwich. Think about Sam stood in the doorway, on the outside. Think about Sam saying "mom?" and Mary not responding because "I guess it's not your memory Sammy." Do you feel a need to defend Dean for this memory? When you think about it whose feelings do you immediately gravitate towards? Sam the onlooker? Or Dean the participant in the memory? Is it the same as you felt towards Sam's memories? Or different?
And I'm serious about this, if you want feel free to respond to these in a reblog x
Light dispersion can mean nothing but I’ve seen people discussing dsotm, and I’m not an expert, so here you are
So I just rewatched the finale on mute with The Dark Side Of The Moon in the background to see what people were talking about and IT REALLY FITSSSS it was such an experience omg
I took some notes and videos on the go but they're really chaotic lol, maybe I'll post them later once I order them a bit
Mike said "Friends? No thanks, best friends!" right when the second verse of Time with "And you run, and you run to catch up with the sun but it's sinking" hit
And the entire battle against the MF happened to the sound of Money (parody of cashgrabbing action movies?)
