Because I’m trying to get back into writing, just going to pin this here:
My Tumblr fics (multi-fandom, unorganized)
My Ao3 (multi-fandom, organized)
@readbythestarlight / readbythestarlight.tumblr.com
Because I’m trying to get back into writing, just going to pin this here:
My Tumblr fics (multi-fandom, unorganized)
My Ao3 (multi-fandom, organized)
Maria: Oh, there were times when we would look at each other… oh Mother, I could hardly breath.
#mm. their chemistry in this movie is stupidly scorchingly electric#when they dance the landler and maria breathes “…..I can’t remember what comes next” like SAME MARIA#I WAS ALSO DISTRACTED BY HOW GEORG WAS LOOKING AT YOU LIKE HE WANTED TO EAT YOU#I WAS MOSTLY IMPRESSED BY YOUR ABILITY TO REMAIN UPRIGHT#he’s so frustrated by her entire existence and isn’t that the dream? to frustrate and arouse a very hot wealthy man who hates nazis?#sound of music (x)
I regret to inform you that Discord's new Terms of Service includes an arbitration clause. You can find it here https://discord.com/terms/#16. This clause includes an opt-out, which I have transcribed here:
You can decline this agreement to arbitrate by emailing an opt-out notice to arbitration-opt-out@discord.com within 30 days of April 15, 2024 or when you first register your Discord account, whichever is later; otherwise, you shall be bound to arbitrate disputes in accordance with the terms of these paragraphs. If you opt out of these arbitration provisions, Discord also will not be bound by them.
These clauses are underhanded ways that corporations seek to deprive you of your right to participate in class-action lawsuits and your right to a jury trial. (This does only apply to us users ,other people still spread the word though )
Bad news, @noodelzmop. Arbitration basically means that if you want to sue Discord for whatever reason, the dispute needs to be handled in house. Specifically, in their house. If you don't get this email out, you're basically signing away your right to legal recourse if they do criminally shitty stuff to you, like with the McDonalds app.
I have been told that emailing "I am confirming that as of the date of this email, I am choosing to opt out of binding arbitration to settle disputes with Discord." With the Email you used for your discord account is enough for the notice but take this with a grain of salt as this was not said by a lawyer
reiterating that this only applies to US users
THIRTY DAY LIMIT BTW. I suggest taking sixty seconds to fire off a quick email with op’s recommended text. I have no plans to sue discord but better safe than sorry
gal pals just girly things
CX404 aka Dogmeat aka the Bestest Girl in the Wasteland Fallout [2024]
I have a curse and it is that once a month I am doomed to be wearied by moderate to significant physical fatigue while also plagued with a sense of guilt if I don’t work out/push myself as hard as usual and tbh I think that’s some kind of bullshit
It’s been months since I had time to draw fanart. I craved drawing them so much, it literally watered my crops and cleared my skin. I hope you enjoy it as much as I did drawing it ♡
fancy seein' you here
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A small birthday present for my dear @irkinsblog ❤️🔥 Dincobb bare hand kissing :3
If I ask nicely will people reblog this and tell me what their most common breakfast is? Not your favorite necessarily, just what you have for breakfast most frequently? 🙏🏽
I expect Mrs. St. Clair came to you saying her that husband had disappeared? Exactly!
’Pon my word, it is a great thing for me to have someone to talk to, for my own thoughts are not over-pleasant. —The Man with the Twisted Lip
—The Man With the Twisted Lip
Sherlock Holmes, despite being one of the most adapted characters in media, is almost always characterized differently than in the source material. Despite having a habit of unnerving people with his deductions, and his distaste for the police force, Sherlock Holmes is canonically good at reassuring people, gets along amicably with clients, and has an affectionate relationship with Watson. However, he is almost always adapted to be extremely stoic and unable to interact with people in a regular fashion, as is a common trope with genius characters. Whether being smart but socially inept is a caricature of Savant Syndrome or a result of an effort to create flaw in a character whose skills were not balanced out with much deficit, it is clear that Sherlock Holmes has been the subject of much transformation in the public consciousness, straying from the envisioning of Sir Arthur Ignatius Conan Doyle. Is this modified personality better, creating a more well-rounded and interesting character? Or, does it instead stereotype and boil down the traits that, left alone, made Sherlock Holmes the quintessential star of detective fiction, restorting to trite and digestible cliché? In this essay I will
Imagine two wizards… making magic together~