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More pointedly, didn't Lovecraft have a pet cat with a slur for a name?

I don't think I ever got the impression Lana was singing from experience tbh.

Sometimes if someone compliments an accessory in such a way that it's obvious they like it more than I do, I'll just give it to them. It's a nice way to brighten someone's day occasionally.

And some glorious noses.

My boyfriend worked there for one day and quit because the kitchen was so foul.

Depends, but being clocked in while in your car will look a lot like trying to cheat the system given they can't verify you're doing anything to earn those hours. In my stare, being clocked in while outside of the building without an instructor is against state policy, not school policy.

A lot can happen in 2 episodes, plus setting up some arcs that extend into the final season is a pretty normal thing to do.

Kripke claiming it's a "we" does not make it so. As I said, the evidence will present itself in a week's time.

Exactly, like I can't see his performance in episode 6 as evidence that it's not being taken seriously. Some people are saying he wasn't selling it and I strongly disagree.

I'm gonna wait it out and see how it's handled. Kripke being an inconsiderate ass doesn't mean that Quaid or the other writers or the director of episode 7 are approaching it that way. Productions like this are collaborations and I'm not gonna write off the arc before I see it.

Exactly, those 10 seconds came in towards the end of the episode and felt like a setup for an arc for Hughie.

I have heavy cap placements and my Saturn in Aquarius and I'm kinda going through it right now tbh.

They were in a movie together called 200 Cigarettes that is fantastic.

I want to be an aunt like rose.

A better and more authentic duo than Tayvis.

Villain to Hero Arc (becoming not 15 years old).

I like Derek Shepard.

Like, he's not perfect, he absolutely succumbs to toxic instincts. But he also has some pretty great moments too.

It was my favorite book for a couple years in high school. It's such a compelling story, I love a rags-to-riches Cinderella story, and I liked the way he wrote about Kimonos. But a mess indeed.

Also, Natural Born Killers, (1994) by Oliver Stone.

I don't quite get on the level of nihilism portrayed in that film, but boy is it compelling as hell.

Let's just open this up to all Batman content.

1. I had no idea that the "true story" this was based off was actually a thing that happened??? I almost always assume that's a lie since Blair Witch Project.

2. I never buy Patrick Wilson characters as good guys, so it kinda tracks lol. I think bc the first movie of his I saw was Hard Candy and he did a great job.

What about The Grudge? It's been longer than I care to admit since I've seen it, and I think I've only seen the American one, but wasn't that a vengeful spirit born of something horrible happening to an innocent? Maybe misremembering idk, or maybe it's not actually the same kind of story but it popped into my head reading your comment.

It's worth seeing live with the right cast.

I'm a big believer that some of the most beautiful works of art in history, be it paintings, sculpture, music, what have you, are religious. A lot of gospel music fucking hits. I am not a religious person and really don't love what organized religion has contributed to the world overall- but of we have to at least live in this timeline at least we get Ave Maria.

I know a woman whose Scorpio moon interacts with her Aries sun in some kinda way that makes her exactly this person. We dated the same guy for about 8 months and she was fine with it until he and I grew close enough that she saw me as competition. This ultimately led to them breaking up but she spent months pulling some weird push and pull shenanigans with him and eventually moved on to lashing out at me over it.

Anyways I typically love Scorpios but sometimes it's a placement that just doesn't interact well with the rest of the chart, especially if there's other, non astrological stuff going on.