My cool writer pal had a great epiphany today regarding some beloved Christmas stories. 

“I find it very interesting and compelling how two of the best Christmas stories, A Christmas Carol and It’s a Wonderful Life, are almost inverses of each other. 

In A Christmas Carol, a miserly and selfish old man is shown that the world will not miss his passing because he has been cruel and cold to all those around him. In It’s a Wonderful Life, George always puts others before himself and is in the depths of despair. He, however, must be shown that the world around him is better for his having been in it.

Both have generally the same end moral of selflessness and compassion, but for one character it’s a wake-up call, and for the other it’s a reminder of why we do the right thing.”

House (1977), directed by Nobuhiko Ôbayashi.

Woke remake of no country for old men called yass cunty for young women

Stan or cancel…post it

another stupid meme i made today

Hot Sexy Muscular Mastodon Bodies

fox mulder bubblegum bitch amv

In love with this

STRANGE DAYS (1995) dir. Kathryn Bigelow

RALPH FIENNES Strange Days (1995) 

This is about 2008

BUT DOES RUNNING WATER KILL THEM OR NOT??!

#I can’t believe this is a real scene#it reads like one of those Incorrect Quotes things as a joke#except it’s real

(angry video game nerd voice) two genders? that's it? and you just get given one at random, you don't even get to decide which one you want? what a shitload of fuck

Look. Look. I think the hardest thing about your twenties is the shift from getting shoved towards new frontiers of maturity by, like, puberty and education and the logistics of gaining independence, to you having to shove yourself. It’s a mental recalibration from “you grow up whether you like it or not” to “you can and should keep evolving, but now you have to choose it. And you have to choose it a half-dozen times a day in increasingly annoying ways. And this sucks but the reward is that you get to be a person in the world.”