Headcanon Of The Day That Im Not Even Joking About Like Im So Serious

Headcanon of the day that I’m not even joking about like i’m so serious —

Craig McDermott would absolutely blow cigarette smoke in people’s faces (mainly Patrick’s) to piss them off, especially during arguments. Like he’s unable to admit that he’s wrong about anything so he just 🌬️🌬️🌬️

That, and the classic “You want me 😏” to disarm the opponent

And/or a combination thereof

Phil fucking Collins.

i do unironically think the best artists of our generation are posting to get 20 notes and 3 reblogs btw. that fanfic with like 45 kudos is some of the best stuff ever written. those OCs you carry around have some of the richest backstories and worldbuilding someone has ever seen. please do not think that reaching only a few people when you post means your art isn't worth celebrating.

After trying this a few times I’ve determined those people who play music or TikTok out loud on the bus don’t actually expect you to call them out. About 7 times now I’ve firmly told them to turn it off or put in headphones and every time they look shocked and comply and even apologize.

Make what conclusion you will from that.

I've never watched a single episode of spn but I've been thinking about the implications of being stuck inside a meme

I once did a tour of a Steel mill in my area, and these paintings are amazing. They really remind me of the mill.

The first one really captures the reverence you have to have for the blast furnace and similar apparatus; it’s huge and dangerous like so much there, but there’s a beauty in it that you have to see to believe; but like I said, this painting CONVEYS that. The external architecture is like that — The mill’s furnace looks very similar.

The second one is like the coke (a type of coal product used in steel production) processing at night, it’s like a weird smoky city with flames and lights and lights. It’s absolutely magical and if u have the chance to see it, park your car and look at the lights for a while.

The third one is super accurate to the kinds of fire and sparks you see in these sorts of industrial environments. And the equipment and interiors.

An incredibly skilled and talented painter. I’m from a family of steel-workers, so it makes me really happy to see industrial work and scenes being painted with the same kind of passion and respect that classical landscapes get.

Evgeny Sedukhin - “Symphony of the sixth blast furnace” (1979)