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lol when you posted sth so long ago you don't even remember it but it gets notes again, and you manage to (probably) correctly figure out which more recent post someone clicked through the tags on
i'm such a different person than i was when i started this blog but some of y'all are still here being as A+ as you were back in the day and i appreciate you
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lesserjoke replied to your post: our ikea opens on may 16 which means that in just...
i have zero juicy secrets to share, but that sounds like a terrific way to celebrate my birthday. well done. i’ll expect an ikea opening every year now
i just laughed LONG AND HEARTILY so ty for that! i don’t know that my vague swedish heritage will give me any pull with Big Ikea but i’ll see what i can do c;
lesserjoke a réagi à votre photo : am i doing it right
Can we reblog this, or nah?
yes absolutely feel free!!
lesserjoke replied to your post “I started The Tombs of Atuan today and it’s so good??? It’s so good. I...”
Tombs is my favorite! It's a little strange as a sequel, but I love it
It’s definitely strange as a sequel but I’m really digging it as a sequel at the same time, if that makes sense? Anyways, I just got to the point where Ged shows up and I just keep going “oooooh boy oooooooh boy” this book is so good.
I think you're exactly right that Moffat is actively trying to be better at diverse writing and casting, and that he's open to acknowledging when he's messed up on these issues in the past. I had basically the exact same argument you're having when I posted his recent DWM interview on Facebook a few weeks ago and got told that Moffat "doesn't deserve a cookie for doing the bare minimum." Like, nobody is saying he's perfect, but why shouldn't we celebrate when people improve?
I agree. I mean, if people aren’t given the space to screw up and strive to improve, it’s pretty much impossible to progress. I’d love everyone to get things right first try, but it’s not really something that tends to happen. Encouraging and celebrating improvement, though, that does cause change, as has been pretty clearly present in the evolution of diversity focus in Moffat’s era of Who.
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lesserjoke replied to your post:past me is so ooc tbh
is this okay to reblog?
Absolutely.
@joe if you’re still trolling my trc tag you should know there is more Content here from before i became too lazy to type out the whole title
lesserjoke replied to your post:slunk back to italian with my tail between my legs...
i might have to start the hebrew one! i took biblical hebrew in college, which is useful for jewish prayers but not really anything conversational. and the new work-from-home job i’m starting is based in israel, so the timesheet website is all in hebrew.
ahh it would be pretty cool if we we learning at the same time!!!Â
