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See, that’s what the app is perfect for.

Sounds perfect Wahhhh, I don’t wanna
aphrogeneias
louisegluckpdf

well now im curious

is your first name mentioned in any songs?

yes, there are lots of songs with my name in them

i can think of a few

only one that i know of

i've never heard my name in a song

ponycake27

I had to google it. There is one song title spelled the same way and it is in my native language.

Going with the english version there are apparently several and too many of the lyrics sound kinda horny… So i will stick to the first one.

banditthewriter
lauraannegilman

TV Executives: “if the strike goes on, you won’t get new episodes of your favorite shows! You won’t get new movies you were looking forward to! Isn’t that terrible, what the writers are doing to you?”


Me: Bitch, that might have been an effective threat in 2007, but we have since survived a Covid shutdown and discovered ways to amuse ourselves while we waited, we can outwait this shit, too. I got a pile of shows saved I haven’t even watched yet, and a Mt. TBR waiting for me.

Compensate (and respect) your writers for their work, assholes.

lauraannegilman

And the thot plickens….

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bemusedlybespectacled

HOLY FUCK

amuseoffyre

SAG-AFTRA = Screen Actors Guild - American Federation of Television and Radio Artists

madenthusiasms

More info:

- The actors walk off at the end of June if the studios don’t sit down with the writers

- Rumor is directors will follow. This will grind everything to a halt.

- Nobody is asking for a boycott. Neil Gaiman has pointed out that making Good Omens S2 a huge hit actually puts more pressure on Amazon to negotiate with the writers

- This implies it’s okay to catch up on old streaming content without breaking the line too

- This is a screenwriter strike; books will keep coming out.

- Movies already made will keep coming out for months. Again, actors have not called for a boycott; you aren’t breaking the line if you go see a movie.

- I don’t know where this puts podcasts but none of them have studio funding or platforms so they’ll probably keep going.

- Substack/Tumblr book club are all public domain works and will keep going. In addition to Dracula Daily there’s Whale Weekly, Dickens Daily, My Dear Wormwood (The Screwtape Letters), Letters from Watson (Sherlock Holmes) and more.

- Your local library always needs love. With the Libby app you don’t even need to physically go there.

ariespedro
ariespedro

i love true crime podcasts but it annoys me so much when the american hosts bitches about procedures of law enforcement in scandinavia. like my bitches, we don't do crime like you do. things you report on from scandinavian countries are completely unprecedented so how to handle things like that have only theoretical experience. i'm sorry our countries aren't infested by murderers and such like yours is.

ariespedro

also stop making fun of our names. that's rude and childish.

ponycake27

I actually rarely listen to any episodes about scandinavian cases, on true crime podcasts from the US, exactly for this reason.

buckychristwrites
buckychristwrites

About You | Masterlist | j.t. |

A Completed Series

Pairing: Jamie Tartt x F!Reader

Summary: Your job? Pop culture journalist for The Independent. Your assignment? To write a profile on the cocky footballer that you’re publicly feuding with.

Warnings: Lots of cussing. Some angst. Some fluff. Enemies to lovers

A/N: I’ve never written for Jamie before so i hope I do him justice. Enjoy! :)

ponycake27

I have never even seen this show but this!

This is sooooo goooood🥰


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Originally posted by oldinterneticons

I appreciate that the miscommunication was not drawn out across too many chapters😊