Don't forget that one of the alien kids shrinks humans to keep as pets inside of a wall like an ant farm that develops multiple eras of civilizations and rebellions because of the limited food sources (the kids usually forget to feed them)
love how Solar Opposites started out as a sitcom about two aliens who can't stand each other, stuck with their teenage clones (whom they also can't stand) & a toddler antichrist (whom they view as a sort of self-sufficient free-roaming hamster?) on a stupid planet they can't stand
and 4 seasons later it's a sitcom about a family of genderqueer aliens, headed by a gay couple in a happy & horny open marriage (with a graphic off-screen sex life, despite their canonical lack of genitalia?) teaching themselves to be okay parents to their 3 kids (whose Sci-Fi Antics now slightly-less-frequently revolve around wreaking havoc on human bystanders, and slightly-more-frequently revolve around alien-clone-sibling-bonding*), to the point that the central plot point becomes "We need to provide our toddler antichrist with a stable home environment."
(also the grumpy alien husband is too busy ingratiating his family with their suburban neighbors to even remember whom or what he dislikes. what is this show)
Irving Penn Gingko Leaves 1990 Dye-transfer print The Lane Collection
ive been in wip city for 2 months fdfjdkgdf but am soldiering on w comms
This is a bag of flour for one of the martyrs who died in the massacre a short while ago
hello I’ve been thinking about this a lot lately. The anonymity of tumblr means that I associate my idea/image of you with your icon and sometimes I look at people’s icons and I’m like ‘hmmm….what is that and why?’
so pls reblog this and comment in the tags the meaning behind your icon and why you chose it. this is a social experiment. do it for science pls.
aka possessions which are just possessions, but which have noticeably improved my quality of life: for when people ask you “what do you want for your birthday/Christmas/graduation” and you instantly transform into St Francis and pledge fealty to Lady Poverty because your mind went blank
nice. new. sheets. I cannot emphasize this one enough. if you’re still using the same sheets you had in college, you should probably get new ones. get yourself some 100% bamboo rayon sheets—they’re silky and perfect for summer and great for sensitive skin! or, if you’re cold all the time, flannel sheets!
kitchen knives. or even just one really good kitchen knife.
new curtains—blackout if you are a creature of the night like I am
fleece lined anything, but especially sweatpants and hoodies. wool lined socks are also good. if you don’t have the option of coming home after work and putting on an entire outfit that is loose and fuzzy, you should change that, because you deserve that option.
cookie sheets with a layer of air between the top and the bottom. the bottoms of your cookies will never burn again.
kitchen scale!!! no more leveling off flour with a knife and getting it all over the table!! now all your measuring is just shoveling stuff in and out of bowls like you’re at the beach. baking is both more accurate and also way more fun.
coffee bean grinder. if you want to upgrade your coffee experience, this is a great one-time purchase. just-ground beans have a much better flavor than pre-ground.
CDs!! ask for a gift card and expand your physical music collection! or a collection of the DVDs for your favorite show!
most of us have heard of the red car game. you’re on a road trip, you’re bored, you start looking for red cars to do something.
and then they’re everywhere. you notice them nearly every few minutes.
there aren’t suddenly more red cars now, of course. you were seeing them already, but you weren’t noticing. you weren’t looking.
I am noticing things.
there is a plant I notice everywhere now, a small bushy plant in suburbs, along streets, by shops on the highways. dwarf umbrella bush is what the internet tells me when I look for it’s name. I did this because I wanted to know why,
every time I ever saw it, every place,
it was always dying. always the leaves turning yellow, the branches small and scraggly. inside out - nitrogen definitely. their soil drained.
I am noticing how many of these landscaping plants are yellowing, how small and sickly they look in just a few years. I am noticing how often the grass outside the house is replaced when it once again turns brown and dry, how the type never changes and the cycle starts again. I am noticing how the unmowed, unkempt spaces on lakesides and roadsides look more alive than this. how the preserve I grew up next to was miles of “messy” unmanicured nature and the ground was covered in leaves instead of grass and there was life.
I am noticing the birds that come by the lake. there was a flash of blue wings and red chest - eastern bluebird, male, relatively common. I had never seen one before. there is a family of ducks that appear every spring; i cannot say if it’s successive generations or different ducks, but I can always look forward to ducklings. there are little brown birds with white heads whose names I do not know - are they some kind of piper? why don’t I already know?
why is it so hard to learn about my native plants (accurately, that is)? why are so many gardening sites littered with people who think a plants value is based on how pretty or useful it is to them, who think a tree shedding leaves is “messy”?
why is knowing about the world we live in so… odd? why is it a hobby and not vital knowledge? I learned about polar equations. I taught myself about mycorrhizal networks and species of insects.
(did you know there are shiny green bees? a special species of wasp pollinating figs? that white flowers bloom at night for moths? do you know? have you looked?)
I cannot look at a lawn and see life anymore. it is a wasteland, devoid of life, dying slowly itself. everywhere is grass, grass, doused in water that runs over into storm drains, soaked in fertilizer and pesticides and a hundred other poisons and sending one clear message:
this is a place of death. life is not welcome here.
I do not think I could live in a city. too loud, yes, too busy, yes, too many people, yes, but the plants would bother me. a tree allotted only a convenient square, surrounded by dead stone and metal.
a forest cleared for this, for burning asphalt streets and racing cars and shops whose bathrooms are “for paying customers only”.
this is a place of death. life is not welcome here.
and now I am noticing.
beloved king of worms
may i have your blessing
The King of Worms pin-for-art trade
Okay, I've run out of time but here's my (non)comprehensive breakdown of Goncharov (1973) after two hours of scrolling the tag. Tag me in stuff you think should be added here, or send them my way otherwise. Especially if you find the original posts for any of these facts!
(Note for the uninitiated: This is about the fake film Goncharov (1973) that we as a collective came up with, feel free to come up with your own crazy ideas about the film. It is not real, we're all just enjoying ourselves.)
Goncharov (1973) Written by Matteo JWHJ0715 Produced by Domenico Procacci Directed by Martin Scorsese Composed by Alexander Lasaranko (by @we-arerevolutionary here)
Originally had a 9 hour long director's cut Original film was about 3 and a half hours long.
Returning to theaters for a limited time (by @huffy-the-bicycle-slayer here) 40th Anniversary Restoration (by @jpegchacek here) 50th Anniversary Remake (by @weijiangling here) -Starring Adam Driver, Florence Pugh, Misha Collins Remastered & Restored in 4k (by @dollopheadsandclotpoles here)
Mikhail/Ivan Goncharov - Robert de Niro -Main character -Goes by Lo Straniero sometimes -Everyone gay for this bitch
Mario Ambrosini - Al Pacino -Ambrosini isn't his real surname -Also has some homoerotic subtext with Goncharov
Andrey Daddano - Harvey Keitel -Killed Goncharov -Killed Goncharov's whole family (?) -Has homoerotic subtext with Goncharov
Valery Michailov - Gene Hackman -Katya's brother
Katya Goncharov - Cybill Shepherd -nee Michailova -Goncharov's wife -Sold Goncharov out -Left russia when she was sixteen -Tries to shoot Goncharov at some point (misses?) -Dies at some point (before Sofia?)
Sofia -Dies at some point (?) -Has homoerotic subtext with Katya
Ice Pick Joe - John Cazale -Apparently got the icepick from Sofia who had it as a memento from her father? (here)
Bruno -Gets shot at one point in the movie -Supposed to be hateable with valid reasons.
Giacomo -??? -Cheesemaker -Coonected to Ice Pick Joe
Laura -??? -Daughter of Mario (?) -Falls in love with Goncharov in disguise
Mirko -??? -Dies in the first half hour of the movie
Patchka -Cat
Fruit Stand Guy -Part of the infamous apple scene (here)
(Not in a particular order, I just wrote them down whenever as I found them)
Iconic Backstory Scene (by @cloudmancy here) -Goncharov makes his first kill -"You see it, don't you? You've become a monster too." Clock Scene in St Petersburg Beer Bottle Scene Smoke Break Scene Bridge Scene (script page by @thealogie here) -Goncharov lights Andrey's cigarette with his own? Train Scene (gif set by @illogicalsarek here) Deleted Scene (by @rabdoidal here) Bedroom Scene Chase Scene Whatever The Hell This Is Scene (by @spacesweepers here) Apple Scene -Andrey talks about taking Goncharov to his lake house -Andrey tells Goncharov the truth about his father Anchovy/Sardine Scene Dress Up Scene -Sofia changes into a cocktail dress Casino Scene Courtroom Scene Pearl Necklace Scene (by @citrusllad here) -Katya & Sofia hold hands Boat Scene -"You look better in red" - Sofia at Katya (by @foervraengd here) Final Sequence (original screenplay by @dreamimpcssiblethings here)
"I wonder why we always meet at the edge of things." - Goncharo (by @fanyeline here)
"Of course we're in love. That's why I tried to shoot you." - Katya "If we really were in love you wouldn't have missed." - Goncharov (by @powerbottombrucespringsteen here)
"It was worth it. For you, it was worth it." - Goncharov's last words, to Andrey
By @troubledtealover here By @goncharovcaps here By @itswickedheadache here
Original Poster (by @beelzebub here) Variant Poster 2 (by @the-light-of-stars here)
Long Lost Spanish Dub (by @elphabaforpresidentofgallifrey here) Goncharov: The Stage Musical (by @letterfromvienna here) Thai Remake (by @rythyme here) Comic Adaptation (by @atopfourthwall here) Sesame Seed Parody (by @raggedyandrogyne here) Polish Miniseries (by @vigilantsycamore here) Cancelled Goncharov Barbie Line (by @oak34 here)
Gayle (by @chobanibonnieandyanni here) Unus Annus (by @gigi-the-bear here) Stranger Things (by @demonsandpieohmy here) Supernatural (by @officialqueer here)
Main Theme by @caramiaaddio Main Theme (End Titles) by @if-only-angels-could-prevail Main Theme (Reprise) by @raccoonfink The Bridge Breaks by @nicewizard The Clocktower by @dungeonmastersconsortium Farewell Scene by @levuna Tempus Fugit - “Clock Theme” by @trupowieszcz Goncharov Theme in Minor by @mapplejuice Katya’s Leitmotif (Vinyl Rip) by @unscharf-an-den-raendern Andrey’s Theme by @the-frosty-mac It Is True (Extract) by @hex-of-els Memories Of Water - Goncharov Soundtrack by @rismrus Katya’s Sonata by @arcanistvysoren “For My Love” Andrey’s Serenade by @shits-getting-weird Stolen Time by @avatar-of-the-vast Sharing A Dance by @the-frosty-mac In The Boathouse by @madame-karenina What Was And Will Be by @piano-flute Overture on the Clocktower by @dead-minecraft-fandoms Privyet Goncharov by @rismrus Goncharov’s Gun by @netcup Sofia’s Serenade to Katya (deleted scene) by @melongumi Dockside #2 (unreleased) by @reptilemodernism Unnamed Fragment from Goncharov’s death scene by @quizshow1994 Palace Dance Scene by @lostlovepunk Waltz of the Pearls by @raynaonyourparade The Courtroom by @traegorn Bonus: Cover of the song Goncharov (2010) by @idiopathicsmile At Goncharov’s Gate (PC Version) by @badgraph1csghost One of the official trailers by @talkshowhost1996 (extra thanks to @thisisnotjuli for compiling most of these)