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lestatslestits:

I see Hollywood is now very into the idea of buying something once and then owning it forever and being able to make infinite copies. Which. Isn’t quite the message they imparted upon me in my childhood. In the spirit of their own long-held stance:

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lastvalyrian:

beemovieerotica:

thank god for american public transit !!! 🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸

You get on the bus and then everyone does the Flintstones thing

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depsidase:

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czesca:

can’t believe we’ve all been here since we were 14 and now we’re all 20000 years old

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boltlightning:

boltlightning:

in every workplace there should be a secret button you can press and if everyone presses it the workweek immediately ends and you can go outside and play instead of sending email

ok i made this post and this afternoon our server locked us out and i spent the rest of the day shooting the shit with my coworkers outside in perfect spring weather. i do believe in magic but mostly i believe in the secret button

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adampvrrish:

blogging on company time while neglecting your work is imperative to dismantling capitalism

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lousydrawingsforgoodpeople:

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prideprejudce:

prideprejudce:

prideprejudce:

prideprejudce:

that one scene in devil wears prada where Andy says that she would have never betrayed anyone like Miranda betrayed Nigel at the end in order to save herself and her position on top in the fashion industry and Miranda Priestly is quiet for a beat before she whispers in that lilt whispy voice ”you already did”…..that was a better written psychologically dynamic scene between two characters than most modern hero/villain scenes you see today in cinema

the devil wears prada walked so shows like hannibal and succession could run no I won’t be taking any questions

also i wonder if the writers for this ““chick flick”” movie knew that they were going to be creating one of the best written female antagonist characters that cinema has ever seen like Miranda Priestly was completely ruthless but also nuanced and sympathetic that gave her character layers in a way that still floors me watching the movie today

Meryl you were absolutely insane for this

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lesbiacebian:

lesbiacebian:

maybe i’m just a commie but i think people shouldn’t be at risk of homelessness if they’re in between jobs

actually y’know what

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robotsandfrippary:

netherworldpost:

Via

you will complete this stage at 40 when you will turn into a feral version of the weirdo you were as a child except now you have money and can drive.

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napping-sapphic:

i have been laying in bed for hours and i am raising the covers for you to come lay with me. we’re going to take a nap and it will be good because the bed is already warm and everything is okay.