The D&D Movie Was Close To Perfect, As Far As I Can Tell As Someone Who Has Never Played. However What

The D&D movie was close to perfect, as far as I can tell as someone who has never played. However what would have made it fully flawless is if at the end, it had zoomed out to a map and then back in to that map being on a cheap Ikea table in a basement and all the actors are sitting around it wrapping up the game, all in nerd shirts, finishing their chocolate milks and then Chris Pine’s Mum comes downstairs, yelling at them to get out in the sun more and they disperse, saying, “Good game”, and agree to meet again next week, thus setting up a sequel. 

Ok, look I’m fine with Tarlos breaking up Off-Screen, but if they get back together Off-Screen as well, I will flip a goddamn table.

So I suppose having Bucky Barnes fall in love with you just comes with being Captain America, huh? That guy sure has a type.

Hi! Does anyone have any Book recommendations for someone who just finished The House ln The Cerulean Sea and is super sad because it‘s over? (It’s me. I’m someone.) I‘m talking Found Family, Magic and that feeling of being wrapped in a big blanket. Bonus Points if it‘s Queer!

Thanks!🥰

Sometimes I think it‘s literally impossible for Buck and Eddie not to end up together, but then I remember, that Steve and Danny on Hawaii 5-0 didn‘t end up together either, despite being almost more of a couple than Buddie. Like they literally said „I love you“ to each other every other episode, donated each other organs, lived together, co-parented and cuddled while watching TV. And that‘s why I‘m afraid to get my hopes up.

I just stared watching Gilmore Girls and it‘s not fun guys. Everytime Dean comes on the screen all I can think is „Damn, that Dude had a fistfight with God last week“.