A McDonald’s where the sign has been reduced to McDo.

There is no McTry.

It was so good! If something was strawberry-flavored in the 90s, I ABSOLUTELY consumed it.

But if y'all want to talk the merits of Dónal Finn and his absolutely magnificent face, find me on Tumblr.

You want to see my photographs of creative things I'm doing, instagram is the place.

I'm mostly not here. Mostly because my fandom is exclusively on Tumblr. (That, and fandom isn't here, period.)

I've been getting back into the things I really love after a period of 3 months where I just... didn't do anything, and a longer period of 6 years where I wasn't ME anymore.

Stay in the know, but remember to practice self care and touch grass and seek laughter and whatnot.

This was my absolute favorite thing to get from the vending machine after my swimming lessons.

1997, but mostly because my friends were obsessed with That Thing You Do! on video and they neeeeeded me to get into Ethan Embry fandom with them.

My life would be so much easier if they let us have locked accounts.

I didn't celebrate it on here, but I CELEBRATED it yesterday.

I don't even want to think about the summer I think I rewatched that movie 50 times.

top half of the word 'y'all'

some of y'all:

The Adventures of Pete & Pete - Season 2, Episode 8: X equals Why

Normalize providing context when ranting about things, kthnx.

Currently battling the saaaame thing.

Firefly the television show is a A LOT worse than you remember

"but girls* are accepted in nerd spaces now!" eh. listen as an aromantic lesbian all I want in any space is to have fun and not have people treat me like love interest meat lmao. we have not met this minimum on ANY level in nerd spaces

*not a girl technically but I do look like one so it's fine 🤝

baz luhrman’s tom bombadil the musical

My paternal grandparents were a great example of kind religious people (They were very much "treat others as you would like to be treated" and were kind to everyone), so I knew non-culty religion existed; it just didn't exist at *my* church.

My church got a very fire-and-brimstone preacher around when I was 15, and he completely turned me off organized religion for good. Though like I said, I was already one and a half feet out the door at 8.

Our pastor before my teenage one was just *incredibly* milquetoast. Not very charismatic.

I was always sort of tangentially around religion, in that I went to church on Christmas Eve and Easter and my grandparents put me in VBS, but I realized around 8 years old that I thought the church behavior was kind of culty, and I didn't GET it.

None of these are Bibo, so I will not be partaking.

But it's DEFINITELY not gonna be Beverly. 😅

I need to film an audition, but haven't, due to my brain being faulty.

So DAMN do I relate to this one. 🫂

I like 4, but I don't LOVE it the way I loved 2 and 3. (I only had base game for 1, so it wasn't as much my thing until 2)

a screenshot of the music video Planet of the Bass, it has a man in a white outfit and angel wings, a woman in a robe and a crown, the caption reads "Women are my favorite guy"

happy international women's day to all my international women

I don't think Julius Caesar is a basic bitch answer.

I saw a really cool version of The Tempest in 2005 with Mark Rylance, Edward Hogg, and Alex Hassell playing all the parts.

People actually think my dog, Cressida, is named after Troilus and Cressida, and I have to point out that even Shakespeare nerds don't study that one, AND she's named after the filmmaker in the Hunger Games. 😅

If I named a pet after a Shakespeare character, they'd be Mercutio or Robin Goodfellow.

I studied A LOT of Shakespeare between high school and my theater minor (which actually had more credit hours than my major because of my college's administrative stuff), so I've read the less popular ones, I've seen 50,000 adaptations of them, and Macbeth and Hamlet are still my favorites.

Macbeth, because it's just a solid plot.

Hamlet is probably my 2nd favorite because my entire 12th grade year was wrapped up in that play (long story). Slings & Arrows is my favorite take on it.

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FINALLY! It's not my style, but I'm glad it exists!

Oh, yeah, I got my first job by doing the "putting on a nice outfit and asking the places you go a lot if they're hiring" thing my Boomer parents insisted on.

That worked in 2004, and definitely stopped working by 2009 or so.