Plinth Edifice @elecray7k@mellified.men

TFW you're at the DMV but you're also horny for the devil.

#69 #nice

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Also: while the romantic subplot of the series feels pretty obvious from the start, it never seemed forced and felt very earned by the end. In fact, the depth of relationships and connections between all the core cast is pretty remarkable.

That said they did a good job of making it seem like Glossaryk had been on board with the plan from the start. Consider: he trained Star faster and more intensely than Moon, and trained Meteora as a baby. That way, there were four queens present by the end to break the magic.

Thinking more about the ending, I wish they had seeded the idea or Star becoming, well, disenchanted with magic more this last season. It's something she's used to define herself for the whole run and her turn against it is so fast.

I watched the series finale a little while ago, and watched it for the second time tonight. This time, with my partner. It finally hit me that the show is over and that's made me a little sad. These characters are just so vibrant and fun, I'm bummed their adventures are over but glad it's on a high note.

Workshopping my new genre: Midwest Magical Realism
- Haunted houses are out, haunted abandoned fast food restaurants are in
- A deer that is always bleeding but cannot die
- Frozen trees that creak in the wind, slowly speaking your name
- Half-glimpsed portents in headlights along endless highways
- Saginaw Township
- A suburban home sitting empty at the bottom of Lake Superior
- Long-legged shadows moving across snow-covered lawns beneath a full moon
- Jesus gassing up a Chevy on Xmas eve

I just discovered that Fritz Lieber wrote a novel about cat girls.

Looks like pretty universal praise for the new #DarkCrystal show. That's surprising!

No one EVER told me that:

- There was a spin-off show called "Mrs. Columbo"

- That Mrs. Columbo was played by Kate Mulgrew, television's Captain Katherine Janeway.

#StarTrek #Voyager

Thanks to Netflix I was just reminded that Kung Fu Hustle is a delightfully weird movie.