That moment you realize you already follow everyone in the #fenris tag
That moment you realize you already follow everyone in the #fenris tag
It’s 1 am and I’m accompanied by the soundtrack of Sonic Adventure 2
Hell Friggen YEAH!
Follow me and set me free trust me and we will escape from the city
(Source: neperkat)
orrrr instead of going back to do commission work like i said i would DUNGEONS AND DRAGONS FAN ART DOODLES.
Uhh….yeah. So. My buddies and I were talkingggg… and we miiight have started to come up with ideas for the Kid’s parents. Presto’s parents are very sweet, just as nerdish as him, and probably really not very wealthy. Hank’s parents we imagined would be pretty traditional, and his dad probably in the military. And then, Eric’s parents…. I actually really adore his mum’s design. I imaged that she’d be Latino and his father’s Trophy wife. We sort of figured that Eric’s dad really doesn’t care about him but his mother is there for him when he really needs her.
In the batch of Eric’s doodles there’s also Duncan - who I made as a butler for the family. because REALLY. Eric is a rich boy. I figured he’d have a butler.
Uhh..as for most of these doodles… Quite a few of them take place after the kids get back home. The one with Eric Next to duncan is there because… Well. The kids were gone for a long time, but it didn’t seem like it was for more than a day in the real world. But they were learning to fight, carrying armour and shields and actually building muscle. so when they got back it’d be like they aged a year (or more) in one day. And we figured Eric’s parents just wouldn’t have noticed :c
also, my Erics have gotten progressively better while my Prestos have gotten progressively worse…
so. yes.
i think i like this show too much oh god
AHHHH I LOVE THESE SO MUCH
(via newagevintage)
50% of me wants to be the type of girl who does yoga at night, and drinks green tea, and reads books, and wears cute pyjamas, and stays at home; while the other 50% of me wants to wear my sexiest outfit and go out doing lines of cocaine off strippers racks while dancing to dirty music until I black out.
(via feministsbakecupcakestoo)
I almost like Cinderella III better than the original and this is one of the reasons why
(Source: sapphiresoftarth, via electronbendinggirl)
THIS IS MAKING ME EXTREMELY UPSET
THIS MAKES ME SO IMPOSSIBLY HAPPY
(via electronbendinggirl)
The post by Oh Yes Henny today really got me thinking about the way reality TV blurs fantasy and reality for audiences.
When we discuss the show, and talk about it with friends, and say, “Holy shit, Roxxxy and/or Delta and/or Phi Phi was so catty in this episode”, we’re not really talking about the person, or the performer, but, really, a character, a brief appearance in the span of the show.
Why would we hate on Roxxxy Andrews on Twitter? That would be nuts. Of course Phi Phi’s most likely a lovely person, as Alaska says in this season; of course Roxxxy Andrew rules. She’s Roxxxy Andrews. She’s a fucking fierce drag queen.
But on RuPaul, we get footage of her being a bully, we get footage of her not understanding acting, we get footage of her designed and edited to make her look disingenuous.
Villain edits are tricky things. How much of that is actually Roxxxy? As Seanbaby once wrote, a reality show can, through a combination of sleep deprivation and those darn Absolut cocktails, turn anyone into the “villain” of a show.
Get anyone stressed enough, and they start sniping at their competitors. The only difference is that “villains” like Phi Phi and Roxxxy — that is, the people set up by the editing to turn the audience’s sympathy against them — give great villain content, so it’s an easy choice by the editors.
It’s crazy and dumb the way audiences blur the two in a way. This Twitter hate against Roxxxy Andrews and Detox is insane! As Jinkx Monsoon has said, the way she’s portrayed by the show’s editing runs counter to what actually happened. RuPaul’s Drag Race is reality, but it’s always augmented reality.
There’s always an element of fantasy to RuPaul’s Drag Race, and because of that it’s always safer to think of the queens on the show as characters, as a blend of editing and reality, of real personality and performance. The show gives us such a narrow (and heavily controlled) view of “what happened”, that we don’t know what “really happened”.
That’s just how reality TV has always been.
It’s insane to think that Roxxxy or Phi Phi on RuPaul equals Roxxxy or Phi Phi in real life. Phi Phi O’Hara getting booed off stages? That shit’s nuts.