𝓓𝓻𝓮𝓪𝓶𝓼 𝓸𝓯 𝓗𝓪𝓷𝓷𝓪𝓱 2

bro his fav coffee beans are death wish

iced dark chocolate mochas from one of my favorite coffee shops

Added another panel to my mug wall. It doesn't match, but it's functional.

Total Mugs: 53

Death Wish regular coffee: Nice cozy dark brew

Death Wish Instant Coffee:

From the moment I understood the weakness of your flesh, it disgusted me. I craved the strength and darkness of coffee. I aspired to the purity of the accursed caffeine. Your kind cling to your sleep, as if it will not bestir and fail you. One hour the crude unconsciousness that you call your slumber will awaken, and you will drink our coffee to save you; but I am already saved. For the caffeine is immortal. Even in death, I serve the cognizance.

The new coffee from Death Wish, The Wishing Hour, is a limited edition: each bag is individually numbered. It's a very dark roast, almost as dark as my soul. I'm drinking it black, of course. I love it.

This morning I mixed 2 scoops of Death Wish Chocolate Hazelnut Coffee with 3 scoops of Bohemian Blend from Dancing Goats Coffee. No doubt you will think me quite mad.

Finished two more batches of soap🖤 Blueberry Vanilla Coffee & Lilac Jasmine 🧼 #coldprocesssoap #fightclub #soapmaking #CheyenneLeHale #handmadewithlove #swirlsoap #coffeesoap #brambleon #blueberrycoffee #deathwishcoffee

This isn't a flex I swear but watching Legal Eagle's Panera lemonade video and apparently the highest amount of caffeine an adult should consume daily is four hundred milligrams and

[Image Description: a screencap from Caffeine Informer for Death Wish Coffee, with seven hundred and twenty-eight milligrams of caffeine per twelve fluid ounces. Beneath the amount is a red box with an emoji of a hand in the Halt gesture, along with the allcaps word "Dangerous". Beneath that it says "This coffee contains dangerous levels of caffeine. How much should you drink?" End I.D]

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𝓓𝓻𝓮𝓪𝓶𝓼 𝓸𝓯 𝓗𝓪𝓷𝓷𝓪𝓱 2

I've always been aggravated by the way Odin looks to so many people because of Marvel. (I've only seen any of the movies because I have a crush on Tom Huddleston) Why can't I find any articles or videos about how Marvel made Odin look bad?! I have worked with him before, and I've become very passionate about this.

Having a crush on Tom Hiddleston is completely understandable. I went to London (I live in San Francisco - a not-inexpensive 11 hour plane flight) to see him in "Betrayal". I get it. And he is even more charming and handsome in person . . . .

Oh, right, where was I? Right. Odin. Deity images. This got rather more expansive than I first thought, so I've added a cut to spare everyone's scrolling hand.

There likely are articles from people who are similarly displeased with Anthony Hopkins personifying the Allfather. I'm not sure how one would search for those; the search terms could vary wildly. My guess would be to find a Marvel forum thread from around the time the first "Thor" movie came out—there would probably have been intense debates between people who think he should have looked like a medieval woodcut, and people who think he needed more gold in his costume. Or find a thread on a Norse/heathen forum around the same time—you can probably find endless lamentations of the images of each of the characters in the film. (Thinking of someone who stated that Renee Russo couldn't play Frigga because she was "too pretty". Really glad that was an overheard comment, and not a discussion I was personally involved in.)

When an image comes from popular culture and the item (movie, book, etc.) is widely embraced, that image embeds in individual and collective consciousness. People who've never seen the movies will pick up on that image and perpetuate them. I understand it's aggravating when that's not how you see the being.

While you can't change the pervasiveness of the MCU image, you can channel your passion into creating and sharing an image that seems right to you. It may or may not achieve the same critical mass in the collective consciousness, but you have put forth your vision.

Not everyone is going to share the same perspective—that's why we have so many different representations of the same being, whether human, divine, or other.

For example, this is the image on my Odin altar. It's actually a sticker from Death Wish Coffee Company, which sent the sticker with my first order of Valhalla Java:

It's a classic drawing of Odin. I left the "Odinforce Blend" words on it, because even though they refer to the coffee, it makes me think about what blending Odin's energies with other energies might produce. Other people might be offended that I'm using a coffee company sticker on my altar, but it works for me, and it's my altar, so it doesn't have to work for anyone else.

Work with the images that work for you. Try to let go of your aggravation, and let everyone else work with the images that work for them. If someone imagines Odin as Anthony Hopkins in a gold brocade robe, or in shiny armor astride a CGI Sleipnir, that's their choice. They may change their mind when they see a different image, and perhaps that image will come from you!

death wish coffee #2 in my hand. and i still want to crawl back into bed 😫😫🫠😪

A fine collection of mugs.