she’s actually terrifying. I’ve never been freaked out by a Disney villain, but she scares me. she...has...no...redeeming...qualities. at all.

My dad had Parkinson’s. I read Always Looking Up, and it really helped me to process, and understand what he was going through a little bit.

aaaaand yet another reason why I’ll never step foot in a gym. they are horrible places, sorry/not sorry.

oh my God I completely forgot about this and seeing it again made my day. thank you.

their response actually seems completely reasonable to me. if I were teaching and did something like that, and students called me on it, my first impulse would be to say, “holy shit, I’m so sorry,” and never do it again. but this asshole’s response was to double down.

Man, I loved this show. Such a breath of fresh air. 

bleah. I grew up in Indiana and this gives me the gross-outs.

I can see what you’re saying about the tone, but...I liked it.

I would be too! Happy to hear all the Jim Jarmusch stories.

I did not know this rule, and I will abide by it now.

it’s a lot of whacking textwalkers with our mobility canes. now you know!

we try!

omfg YES. 

That sure would be nice!

Why is that Ouija board $2,000? I don’t understand.

good list!

oh, this makes me so happy, as a Pikmin-holic who’s played all the games through one squabillion times.

yes! I think they have chemistry too. I keep reading Dani as someone who’s been sheltered and ordered around all her life, finally taking first steps but not quite knowing what she’s doing. I can see why that would read as “no chemistry.” but as someone who’s been there...I feel for her.

I kind of don’t get the “grifters” thing? I expected some sordid tale of how they conned so-and-so out of a kajillion dollars or something.

I need this on a t-shirt.