A wrestler wearing trunks with no knee pads or knee pads down, is somehow more uncomfortable than if they hung dong.

It was insanity To be honest In a world of duplicity It was a single match Unextinguishable in the pouring rain A near impossibility But a reality nonetheless As the madness of truth shone Dishonest darkness fled.

Ava Noce

Every rewatch of DS9, I hate Winn more than the last time.

Louise Fletcher was sooooo fucking good.

Me, watching those Ferengis doing their zany Ferengi things:

Our Flag Means Death really highlights how great Con O'Neill is. Not that anyone on the show is bad, but putting a good actor with a great actor really makes the great actor shine more. Admittedly I'm relatively unfamiliar with Con, only seeing this show, and The Batman once. But the nuance of the things he does is just.. brilliant. Not to spoil, but for example when the crew gives him that gift with the note, and you know what he does... Brilliant stuff.

I don't know if I love bad movies because MST3K instilled it in me, or it was just coming up in the VHS rental generation in general. It's a real chicken or the egg scenario. Perhaps one helped the other?

It always surprises me, near shocks me with all the random shows of the 80s and 90s that are popular on here, that The Kids in the Hall isn't super popular on Tumblr. A show that started in 1989 that is very pro-LGBT+, anti-cop, and has men playing authentic feeling women where it's not presented as a joke. It's also absurdist, which people also love.

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I'll always find it incredible that in their use of the the tropes of the genre they take place in, The Cornetto Trilogy more effectively uses these tropes than any "straight" movie from the genres. Their use of jump scars come to mind first.

I love this prop.

Usually unless they have a deal with an actual company, you tend to see fake products in television shows. There are prop houses for that. Or the classic turning the label away from the cameras. You know what it is, but you can't confirm it.

But they were like, just change a bloody letter. It's fine.

I love Red Dwarf, it's one of my favorite shows ever. All of it is great, but I think I like post-Back to Earth more than most people seem to. I absolutely love these characters as incompetent old men, it's fabulous.

Question for my transgender followers.

I am continually seeing people cite Herbert West as a transgender icon, and I as a cis man am very confused. I'm all for people interpreting him in that way, I just need to say that I am apparently too ignorant to understand it.

So please, if you will, help me to understand it? Because I really want to.

A lot of complete misconceptions of the 90s on this site, and others. Want to know what the 90s truly was?

Stopping your VHS and trying to press record before the show started again so you can re-watch your shows without commercials. And fuck your life when you missed episode airing, because your collection was incomplete.

I hate that I have to post this, but we live in a world of abject hatred. I post a lot of Kids in the Hall content. One of my absolutely favorite things ever. Yet, out of context some of the gifs may seem hateful for those not in the loop. Kids in the Hall has always been very progressive. A comedy troupe of people who have always been very anti-authority, anti-cop, with one performer (and therefore writer) being an openly gay man, in the 80s and 90s, going all the way back to the 80s. Therefore, there are a lot of extremely hysterical sketches that are brutally mocking bigots, that may seem very homophobic to those on the outside. They're not. They're very much the opposite. They're using the hatred to turn it back on those projecting the hate. So when you see gifs of people calling people fags, it's not bigoted propaganda. It's mocking them.

This blog is vehemently pro 2SLGBTQI+, anti-right wing.

Goku: *compliments Vegeta*

Vegeta: "Don't fucking compliment me, Kakarot! I'll piss your pants!"

"Damn it, Jim! I'm a doctor, not a god damn fucking piece of shit ornithologist." - Bones McCoy, probably.