“Ben! If you’re trying to put me in my place, or embarrass me—” “Where would you get a ridiculous idea like that?”

daddy's got to be honest kitten. i don't think we're finding the northwest passage

everyone please tell me what is your go to episode of lost to rewatch

While I am thinking about Aglooka now, here is a great article by Russell Potter about some of the (often conflicting) evidence. 

“if you’re worried that you’re a bad person, don’t be! bad people don’t worry that they’re bad” <- seeing this a lot lately and i find it so goofy lol. it’s always a waste of time to categorize anyone as an essentially good/bad person but also like. you can be a “good” person who agonizes over their choices and still end up making choices that are careless or cowardly or even deliberately harmful. the act of worrying doesn’t absolve you of shit bro

I genuinely cannot be expected to carry on with my boring “job” when my REAL profession is lamenting all day, every day over the fact that I’ll never be able to save the 129 men who died on the Franklin Expedition

A happy ‘Northern Exposure is finally available on streaming’ to all, and to all a good night! I implore you to give it a shot if you haven’t seen it already- it’ll forever be one of my favorite shows

My mom and I are both three years older now, but I’m still proudly a Chris Stevens lesbian :)

this post is brought to you by my grandma buying my mother and me the northern exposure dvd boxset for christmas :)

who is doing it like them

Essex of Nantucket, by Len Tantillo (b. 1946 - )

In 1799, the 87-foot whaleship Essex was launched in Amesbury, Massachusetts. Unknown to the shipwrights at the time, this vessel was destined for disaster in the far-off Pacific Ocean. For nearly 20 years the Essex engaged in numerous successful whaling voyages. Her homeport was Nantucket. Her luck ran out in 1820, when she became the first whaleship from the United States to be sunk by a whale. The whaleship is depicted in the painting near Great Point, Nantucket, in 1819, at the beginning of her final voyage. The Essex was the inspiration for the Pequod in Herman Melville's classic Moby Dick.

never gonna be normal again about fargo incorporating a character like ole munch. here’s this supernatural force of nature killing machine, he is offputting and represents the cost of being forced to bear the full weight of human sin. also he likes pancakes and he serves cunt constantly.

I love it when people use "shrimp" to mean "beyond the human range". like "shrimp colors" but applied to other things. "shrimp emotions" "shrimp sounds" "shrimp morality", as if shrimp are living some kind of transcendent existence that humans can never comprehend

reading interview with the vampire,,,,,, omfg all these bitches do is fight

watching iwtv (1994),,,,,,,,, omfg all these bitches do is fight !

watching iwtv (2022- ),,,,,,,,,,, omfg all these bitches do is fight !!!!!!!!

“that’s his boss!” yeah, and mere months ago half this site was tomgregging like their lives depended on it. be real.

the autistic urge to hobble across an island with your one-armed child assistant putting critters in little wicker cages until you succumb to your unhealed bullet wound and have to get a piggie back ride home

I’m realizing I’ve been way too quiet on here about my current all-consuming obsession with The Talented Mr. Ripley

Anyway. Tom Ripley Hozier edit.

:)

Lostnation please wake up it’s our day !!