mikkeneko:

mikkeneko:

concept: a death god that is actually surprisingly supportive and on the side of the good guys, supporting actions and promoting policies that will lead to the kingdom growing and thriving instead of being destroyed, because the more the kingdom grows, the more people there are, and the more people there are the more people will eventually  die, and when you’re an immortal god of death, you know there’s no need to rush. you’ll get them all in the end

i like how the responses on this post are cleanly split between “hey this is a great story idea i love it” and “this is absolutely terrifying”

mickmercury:

mickmercury:

I don’t know why it pleases me so deeply that dumb idiot archivist Jon Sims is barely 30 and canonically gray-haired, or that everyone around him assumes he is old and does not know how to have fun, or that he gets defensive about knowing what a meme is, actually no wait I know exactly why I love this

here’s a good concept: jon using memes to upset and unsettle his coworkers because no matter how long they work with him, nobody except Basira can wrap their heads around the idea that he’s the youngest person in the Archives

langernameohnebedeutung:

A movie full of historical inaccuracies. But it’s filmed about our modern-day times as if it’s from the future. The fashion is all over the place from the 60s to our modern-day style. There’s a little newspaper boy waving an iPad shouting: “Hot Take! Fresh Hot Takes!”, self-flying cars that look like they’re from the 80s. Everyone is typing messages on giant 90s phones. The moon-landing is constantly mentioned as if it’s a big deal in everyone’s every-day life because The Future Film-makers don’t understand that 50 years were a long time in the past too, meanwhile someone is like: “But we will never reach Mars” while talking directly into the camera. 

A woman is president of the United States.

penny-anna:

In the Shire, ‘you’re not invited to my birthday party anymore’ is a devastating slight regardless of the age of the target

Frodo knows perfectly well that this is not the case anywhere else but continues to use it on non-hobbits due to its power to disorient & bewilder