If There's One Thing This Last Episode Has Affirmed For Me About Alastor It's That He FUCKING HATES Being

Reblog if, no matter the size of the role, you would agree to work with the Muppets if offered the chance to do so, no questions asked

but it only works if 4 people are having sex lol

Kit and I have been fantasy-casting Muppet Rocky Horror. Just imagine...

"Dammit, Piggy, I love you"

"Two nice young upstanding Americans who had no idea what weirdos they were about to encounter"

"I've been making a chicken with blonde feathers and a tan, which is perfectly normal"

"From the day he was born, he was trouble..."

"So he was a perfect fit with this show! Hahahaha!"

"HOT PATOOTIE! BEAT DRUMS! BEAT DRUMS!"

Reblog if you think trans women:

A. Are women

B. Can be lesbians

news.yahoo.com

New Arizona law makes it illegal to record police within 8 feet of an arrest

The bill was drafted after Tuscon officers complained that bystanders were recording them too close. Critics say it violates the First Amend

Boost the hell out of this. Liking is good. Reblogging is better.

I think a lot of people understand why this is bad, but in case some don't let me explain.

The nation was horrified by the recording of George Floyd being murdered. But what if it had never been recorded? Would Derek Chauvin still be out? Would they have tossed the case due to insufficient evidence?

Look, the 2020 protests resulted in laws being passed to hold police accountable. Were they fully successful? No. Does more need to be done? Yes. But there was more being done than I've ever seen.

Now, in the space of a few months we have

The SCOTUS ruling prisoners don't have the right to an appeal.

The SCOTUS ruling that cops can't be sued for failing to Mirandize people.

The SCOTUS rule the government can charge nonIndigenous people for commiting crimes on tribal land, stripping Native Americans of tribal sovereignty.

And in Arizona, people can't record cops within 8 feet of an arrest.

This is not an accident or a coincidence. Conservatives are sending a message that no matter what cops do, they will back cops up. They are saying that they don't like cops being held accountable. These rulings should be taken as retaliation for any policy passed that protects BIPOC and holds police accountable.

No, Mr. Horse, don’t worry, I certainly don’t have a Plinko down here! What I do have is this lovely cask of wine, specifically for horses, Amontillado in fact! Exquisite vintage.

I know you’re not supposed to be in this hospital, but if you’ll just follow me down this corridor—no, that’s not blood on the floor, it’s color theory, I’ll explain it later—I can bring you to this cask of wine that is certainly NOT a plinko machine—

people who don't know anything about academics: man y'all are stuffy and boring what's up with that? actual academics: *too busy fist-fighting each other over the beryllium problem or the existence of a dentistry profession in ancient egypt to reply*

is this anything

i know its the mets, but this is the coolest shit i’ve ever seen a human being do