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Bowsette is the trans icon I needed for 2018.

Honestly it's probably just a lookalike, (though she's got the blue checkmark on her Twitter handle, so there's an unlikely possibility somebody hooked her up with a weird stunt for surviving a near-death experience), and everybody commenting is probably just playing it straight. but I'm watching the video on facebook and damn if what little I see of him doesn't look just like him.

She's fine and back home, but the focus of this telling is apparently she was brought home from the airport in a limousine driven by Hulk Hogan, and I am so jealous.

Hello fellow American. This you should vote me. I leave power. Good. Thank you, thank you. If you vote me, I'm hot. Taxes, they'll be lower... son. The Democratic vote is the right thing to do America, so do.

By the time I saw it, I knew Trier, and expected much of that film. Still a damned riveting watch tho

Some films that either broke me or opened me up to something great, or both Cannibal Holocaust Hereditary Dancer in The Dark Cache Kill List Salo, or 120 Days of Sodom Man Bites Dog El Topo

The strange little lick that occurs around 3:08 gets stuck in my head easily

It's unnerving, mainly because the most common enemy disguises itself as ordinary objects and moves like a spider

Prey is an anxiety attack; I love what I could bring myself to play so far

They strengthened the characterization of those you interact with, which makes for a more enjoyable experience for a game that's otherwise more or less what you expect of any fps

Work mostly. Some Destiny 2, some writing

And you are right about shorter seasons

Bologna Buh log nuh

That's fair. Though I will fight to the death about how great Beware of Young Girls is as an episode. I'd say iconic even

Then grappling with a murder in an Antonin Scalia mask

Jamie Lee Curtis at one point doing an homage to her mother's most famous film and making a joke about how much she watched it

Scream Queens is better

I tried watching one of the seasons. It was entertaining for its unintentional humor.

Better make that future tense present tense then.

The first stories that really opened up that style as a thing I wanted to do was Kelly Link's "Faery Handbag" and portions of Italo Calvino's short novel Invisible Cities

Slipstream/New Weird tends to be a major recurring subgenre of mine. From high school kids obsessed with a bottomless pit, to a story from the perspective of an incubus possessing a young man, it's commonly pretty straightforward stories edged by offset elements.

I have one spectacular dress from hot topic that looks bomb as fuck on me.

It's pretty heavy. Good resistance training at least.

It's still accurate to the body of me. Just not to the body of the text.