alex :)

all roads lead to road dude. and when in road do as the rodents do.

pitch for my new tarot card “Skeleton… Skeleton Fly Guy. Yeah. That’s What We’re Going With”

And also the indestructibility of that woman's ankles

This is Peak Yuri media and I hope my beautiful feral daughters love each other forever

we're just normal men

Why the heck is this dude trying to confirm if the frog puppet is hetrosexual???

assessing the situation before he shoots his shot

Happy Pride to Kermit the Frog, questioning king

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It turns out that actually standing by "men and women are not inherently very different" is a reliable way to bother absolutely everyone. Left or right, cis or trans, feminist or misogynist, all cling to the binary for dear life.

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love and beauty in the tags of this post. we are all humans and loving is all we can hope to do on this earth

Oh mein gott its the original fucking post

it feels like im looking at the mona lisa

YO.

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MY BABY :DDDD

Thinking about how the loser’s club are all 78 right now. I bet they're all really cute old people, | feel like Mike would be one of those old men that look really good for their age and Bill would look absolutely chopped, just bald as fuck. Mike gets people telling him “You don't look a day over 60” all the time and if Bill blinks too long someone calls an ambulance. Richie and Bev are those old people who never lost that playful spark in their eye. Mike is now a relatively famous historian who has published a book on the history of Derry in detail (as much as possible without mentioning It cause obviously no one would believe that) and is currently wrapping up his book on black history in Maine which will be so well researched he will become incredibly highly regarded in the historian world. Eddie (alive btw) has the newest iPhone and is very proud of it despite barely knowing how to work that thing. Stan (also alive btw) complains about his granddaughter asking him for financial advice but actually loves when she comes to him about it. He gets in trouble with his daughter and Patty because he will just start giving her money like “buy yourself something nice you’ve earned it :)” when she's a barista who plays games on her phone on the clock. Ben is one of those old men who likes to just sit in the park and often has kids come up and start talking to him because he looks friendly. He’s always nice to them but tells them not to talk to strangers.

Hey remember when in the book the main black character's relationship with his father and the abuse his family faces within the predominately white town was a massive part of his whole story and his father, on his death bed, tells him the story of a horrific hate crime where a black owned music joint was set on fire, taking many lives and then in the film they adapt this as ''this character's family dies in a house fire so there is absolutely no story about their family or the way they've managed to survive such adversity together and remain living within the place they call home despite it all?'' Remember that?