I swear I'm normal...I think

i didn't want to be too mean to zenshu while it was airing bc people seemed to really like it, but it always did have this undertone that reminded me of marvel movies, and reading negative reviews is helping me understand why

If you don't like the genres of: self-insert, fanfiction, isakai; why did you watch?

Zenshuu E06. Then, the reason you were drawing Justice was...

Zenshu | Ep8 | Natsuko! I just heard a monster! Are you alright?

Can you feel Natsuko’s pain? Can you feel her yearning? Can you feel her heart beating so fast? And… are you crying?

lmao

Now, I am not actually subjecting myself to watching a video of Suella Braverman bigging up a cruel policy to say whether the specific comparison of the language to 1930s Germany is accurate. But needless to say, Ms Braverman was amongst the many figures on the right of UK politics objecting to Gary's rhetoric. And here's the part where a fact about the BBC comes in: it is nominally neutral and impartial (and so, of course, is routinely accused of bias from all sides but particularly the right-wing), and has something of a code for its contributors to this effect. Now, that code has previously been applied to Gary Lineker, over a comment about whether governing Conservative Party would hand back donations from figures linked to the Russian regime. But it generally hasn't been applied too strongly to people like Gary, whose roles have nothing to do with politics (such as presenting a "here's what happened on the footie today" show), on the basis that, well, their roles have nothing to do with politics. However, when directly asked about whether the BBC should punish Gary Lineker for his tweets, government figures basically went "well, that's a them problem". But a couple of days passed, and it seemed like Gary's approach of "standing his ground because he did nothing wrong" was working and everything would die down. He was set to get 'a talking to' but not much more than that. The Conservative right, after all their fire and fury earlier, had gotten bored and moved onto something else. And then, on Friday 10th March, the BBC announced that he would be suspended from hosting Match of the Day this weekend. But it could still go ahead, because there are, like, other hosts! Except, well, funnily enough, when you take a beloved figure off air, for making a fairly anodyne tweet, no one wants to be the scab who actually takes up the role of replacing him. Gary's two co-hosts, Alan Shearer and Ian Wright, said that they would not appear without him. People who (co-)host Match of the Day on other days followed suit. The net result is that Match of the Day is currently set to air without hosts, BBC commentary, or global feed commentary. And the solidarity shown to Gary Lineker, over what is very flagrantly actual cancel culture and an attack on freedom of speech (the logic implied is that institutional impartiality requires that no one say anything too critical of the government ever), has continued to grow. The BBC has pretty much been unable to run pretty much any live sports content today, and has resorted to raiding the BBC Sounds archive to fill the sports radio channel. And, as of 17:30 on Saturday 11th March, the situation shows no signs of improvement, though some are calling for the Chairman Richard Sharp, who is separately facing corruption allegations, to resign (yes I linked to the BBC itself there, there is nothing, nothing, the BBC loves more than going into great detail about how much the BBC sucks).

A friend of mine described this as "possibly the most successful wildcat strike ever" and it's worth noting how quickly this escalated out of the BBC's control because of the solidarity of his fellow presenters (most of whom are also ex-footballers). It began with Wright and Shearer announcing they wouldn't go on MOTD without Lineker, and then Alex Scott announced that she not only wouldn't host MOTD, but she wouldn't present Football Focus (her regular show and the other part of the BBC's Saturday football bookends) and suddenly their entire schedule fell apart. Current players then announced that they wouldn't do interviews with the BBC to show their support for Lineker, and it then became a question of how long it would be before it backed down, and who in BBC management might be forced out over this - both the Chair (Tory donor and Borish Johnson loan arranger Richard Sharp) and Director-General (former Tory election candidate Tim Davie) are on very shaky ground right now.

big dumb idiot ganon being 80 thousand feet tall and stupid. and more blue than i thought, only realized how blue he is while coloring him

Part 3

Peter is our main character in Guardians of the Galaxy. Every Guardian is a main character but there is a clear focus on him directly compared to the other characters. This never stopped James Gunn from giving any of the other Guardians their own special stories that intertwined with Peter's so beautifully. He actually gave a shit about every single one of them 😭✋️

Both Character and Actress where screwed over.

I need them to be purposefully unalived by another individual

"You can excuse murder?"

There will never be a reason to kill an innocent animal.

the night at the museum films continue to be criminally underrated (aka blown off bc they’re “just comedies for kids”, they are actually Really Really Good Films

long story short; they’re fab

this is what he was proudly holding!! its quite cool actually!!

How to draw some meeses. Some cheese bois. Some rodent squadron.

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