Look at him, he's just a chill guy. He did nothing wrong, right? (Lol he did everything IMAO)
My fav stinky boys
*Grabby hands* give me the chub ๐๐คคโค๏ธ
Witchโs Castleย - Forest Park, Portland, Oregon. This structure is rumored to be haunted by original Oregon settlers.
The Batman (2004) was way better than Batman: The Animated Series. It was missing some villians, sure. But on the whole, it made up for it by having some absolutely great antagonists. I mostly just watched seasons 1-2, but that was enough for me. Tom Kenny as Penguin, Kevin Michael Richardson as Joker, Robert Englund as The Riddler, Clancy Brown as Mister Freeze, Dan Castellaneta as The Ventriloquist, the voice cast was honestly pretty good. I remember most of the villians, because they were creative and weird. The show was a little dark, but it was weird dark, not boring dark. There is a slight difference between those two things, after all.
And sure, the show could have benefited from Two-Face, The Mad Hatter, maybe even some Scarecrow moments. But we had Clayface as a substitute for Two-Face. And that substitution actually worked pretty well. Ethan Bennett, the good cop corrupted by Joker and turned into Clayface...it actually works pretty well. And I mean... it's no Richard Moll Two-Face, but it's still probably the most impactful Clayface for me. It's the Clayface I probably saw first as a kid.
And while the show missed some of the Btas villians, they managed to add some fun villains of their own. Ragdoll is a real standout. I saw him in just one episode, but Jeff Bennett did such a good job! I was transfixed. So the show had some real highlights. I still think The Brave and The Bold tops everything else, but The Batman (2004) was probably my second favourite. Beyond a small handful of episodes, I seem to strongly dislike Batman the animated series. So these other two really stick out in my memory.
Me and my Anthropology degree over here feeling a bit hopeless ๐ฅฒ
I love you people going into "useless" fields I love you classics majors I love you cultural studies majors I love you comparative literature majors I love you film studies majors I love you near eastern religions majors I love you Greek, Latin, and Hebrew majors I love you ethnic studies I love you people going into any and all small field that isn't considered lucrative in our rotting capitalist society please never stop keeping the sacred flame of knowledge for the sake of knowledge and understanding humanity and not merely for the sake of money alive
The Circleville Herald, Ohio, April 2, 1928
Thomas Hewitt appreciation, he's so precious(*ยด๊ณ`*)๐๐๐
HE'S SO PRECIOUS I THINK I'M GOING TO DIE
Hyde Park Pet Cemetery, London (Opened by accident in 1881)
This happens a lot in the fast food industryโฆ like why and I having a screaming match with a 45 year old manโฆ all I asked was for clarification on his orderโฆ.
I get called up to handle the assholes that come through because yelling at men is my favorite pastime
at work someone was yelling at me over the phone over literally nothing so my coworker said put them on speaker and yelled back at them for me and in that moment ive never felt more admiration for a woman