I'm always telling @ohtiniestplanet.bsky.social we need to collab on a comic about queer art students in 1990s Boston. The other day she showed me a pic of legendary bar RATHSKELLAR circa 1992, so I drew this one page as a sort of "proof of concept":
I loved this art so much ;_; ;_; THANK YOU MT~~~
I usually get all gothed up for these but this year, you get regular-ass errand-running band-shirted slightly-sleepy me. Today marks EIGHT YEARS since my ESTROGENESIS (a term I stole from the amazing and lovely @ohtiniestplanet.bsky.social, who also reminded me the day was here)! I'm still here!
I'm dying.
For reasons too complex to explain here, I wrote an Apple II program designed for Early Modern Age Catholics to determine if they're allowed to have sex with their wife, or if it'd be a sin.
Here's the video of it running.
i really could give a half of a shit about like the honor of "the american presidency," a world-historical evil, or the white house, which is the castle that the devil lives in. that said the shit where they are just tearing it down is uuhhh semiotically sort of unmooring huh
What if instead of going to work, I simply initiated a transformative protocol where I re-center my life around the Three Pillars of: writing, moving iron, and snugging cats (traditional and human-type)?
Release the tapes ;_;
Few feelings better than logging on and having no clue why everyone is talking about Andrea Dworkin. I don't need to know!
I agree with your takes on the first movie and said a lot of the same things about it re: scrubbing out the race component, though in the end I think I came down on it as being "pretty good but flawed." But Chapter 2 was one of the worst films I've ever seen. Literally exhausting to sit through.
I've never done karaoke because I'm a disgraceful coward, etc., but in my dreams the perverse rotation would be:
- Rhiannon
- Na Na Na
- Cabaret (wide-eyed heartbreaking Liza version)
Legit request: if you don't sell out Sunday, set one aside for me and tag me? Would love to buy one tbh.
I have a weird love for it even though (or maybe because) it taught me a harsh lesson about save slots as a teenager and made me have to restart the game, lol. I can be kind of masochistic about these things though, I watch the wheel of pain scene in Conan like ":D I want to try!"
Yoshitaka Amano (b. 1952), “Circé” (1986), acrylic, colored ink, 56.6 x 76 cm.
For anyone else looking to block all these fucking losers:
bsky.app/profile/eva....
In about three years the entire university pivot to AI curricula and schools and programs is going to be so deeply embarrassing. We will all pretend it never happened and I will be standing there, looking at people with a mirror in my eyes. This is all so embarrassing.
Love to cozily drift off to sleep, only to snap awake an hour later feeling completely wired and alert. A wonderful experience!
Watch him in "Winter Light" sometime if you get a chance; he can easily command like 400 years of heartbreak to appear on his face somehow.
The thing he did that impressed me most was completely changing the theme of Haunting of Hill House, making it pro-family instead of entirely about a queer terror of heteronormative domestic duty, and still having me think the show turned out "pretty good." Like, I should totally hate that.
Yeah, I'd agree with that. I have to imagine his following comes more from just being like a "he reliably won't totally fuck this up or anything"-tier creator than from being someone making great work? Because yeah, otherwise, I don't know either.
I don't dislike him but the endless monologues get WILD at a certain point, like damn near self-parody. That was especially the case in Midnight Mass, I thought.
Quote this with the first four Horror movies that come to your mind that are 10/10s for you. No cheating. Just the first four that pop into your head.
Hellraiser
The Texas Chain Saw Massacre
The Blob (1988)
Night of the Comet
The lovely @asmilewithoutacat.bsky.social and @canineconnie.bsky.social commissioned this sketch of me from the great @twist.dog at the furry convention they're currently at ;_; Is so cute ;_;
Taught my class about Donald Duck and the burning pentagram today.
Just rereading The Symposium and was reminded of the wonderful fact, which I had forgot, that even the ancient Greeks had drama in their fanfic communities about who would top and who would bottom. All men are brothers, human nature is eternal.
Because it fuckin rules
Bonus "Genre Fiction" Edition:
- "Magic systems" are always bad.
Secondly, pre-stocked signifiers like "hetero couple" or "the family" aren't meaningful on their own. You can't expect readers to value those things just because. You have to put in the work to make them real and specific. Way too many widely-lauded works fail to do this.