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Saw Backrooms last night and something that immediately stood out to me was Clark's decision to use a peg leg in the advert. He's already got the hat, the parrot and the steering wheel, and the shirt helps enough with the pirate image. But he uses a peg leg AND a crutch - disability aids people use because it's harder to get by without them - and they get in his way. They actively make his task harder. And the cherry on top is that he not only refuses Kat's offer to help when the chair (the 'throne') he was sitting on breaks but wanders away from it and tells his employees to clean it up.

I'm not big on biopics and I'm REALLY not big on the Chris Hansen one coming up. Can we just let some things be documentaries PLEASE

guess whose birthday it is

Small nitpick but I think genderbend!AU writers should take into account how the local social environment influences gender. I say this because cheerleading isn't really a thing in UK girls' schools the way netball and maybe rounders are.

Not to make real people's issues about media and stuff, but I really wish the higher-ups at Netflix hadn't gutted Everything Now because it could've really reached the people it needed to