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I post random shiz from Bukowski to Wincest, and all the weird sad freaky stuff in between. (May at times be NSFW).

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emjayelle:

marguerite26:

So, Amazon wants to get its greedy little fingers in the fanfic business, eh?

I have a lot of thoughts on this. Angry thoughts, to be completely honest. I’ll try to limit my use of capslock, but no promises.

I love the lack of capitalism in the creation of fanworks. It’s extremely important to me. We do it for ourselves, for each other. It is a free exchange of ideas and talents, done out of pure love and desire to create. FUCK YOU for trying to take that away from us.

I get it! Corporations just HATE that this huge, popular thing exists and they can’t figure out how to make money off it. So publishing companies scour archives for the next 50 Shades of Grey, trying to find anything that can have the ‘serial numbers’ filed off enough so that it can be resold as an original work.

They want to take something freely available, deny public access to it, then make people pay for the privilege of reading it. Isn’t capitalism beautiful?

I’m not saying that writers wanting to be paid for their work is inherently bad. Of course not! I have bookshelves full of books I paid money for. But people offering up their talents without requiring an exchange of goods in return is something I find truly beautiful. It goes against the grain of society, which teaches us ‘nothing’s ever free.’

Fandom is a small village, sitting around a campfire telling stories to each other. Anyone can sit and listen, anyone can contribute. You don’t need to pay to sit and listen – what a horrible shame it would be if someone built a fence, controlled the gate, held out their hand and denied you entry to the campfire if you didn’t have the cash in your pocket.

That is not what fanfic is about. It’s beautiful as is. Let’s not ever forget that.

AMEN TO THAT.








yourdarlinglittlesammy:

Something like this

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I want them to die bloody, side by side (ノ◕ヮ◕)ノ*:・゚✧





the-winchester-initiative:

No but this is the scene my heart truly broke for Naomi. I was so angry at her for what she did to Cas and the things she made him do. But in this conversation she has with Cas and Dean you realize she had good intentions. She’s a lot like Cas in that way. She wanted what was best for heaven and was blinded by that goal that any potential collateral just wasn’t on her mind. She was willing to reprogram each and every angel just to keep the peace upstairs. But here she is realizing what she did was wrong. And she’s afraid. She’s afraid of what Metatron will do and how many angels will suffer for it. She’s looking out for them, Cas included. Right now she’s giving him a choice. She’s begging him, not controlling him, please don’t do this. Just trust me this one time. She’s willing to forgive Cas for all that he did. Becoming a new God, killing angels, letting the leviathans loose. She’s ready to let all that slide to save her home. And she’s willing to forgive him. After knowing her for such a short time, Naomi proves to be one of the greatest characters to come out of Supernatural.


heysammy:

thetowndrugdealer:

97% of my life consists of me standing uncomfortably wishing I was on the Internet

that is one of the symptoms of addiction (ノ◕ヮ◕)ノ*:・゚✧












iamsupernaturalsbitch:




ladiesofletters:

Two outfits Abaddon



neil-gaiman:

sarah-serinde:

neil-gaiman:

I was going to explain this photo, and then I decided that a caption competition would be more fun.

Photographer: www.markmanne.com

“Waiter, there’s a…

“You know what, it’s fine.”

I love this one too…








Just let it go.





trekordie:

The thing I love about Star Trek is that we have six television series spanning multiple seasons, twelve feature length films, fans literally all over the world and even some currently in space, innumerable fan films and series in a ton of different languages, over forty years of fan fiction and art, several fully-developed languages, hundreds of official novels, thousands of unofficial novels, conventions and cruises running all year long, and a million other things I haven’t discovered yet that make it pretty much impossible to ever get bored.

I’m just saying, if you ever need a thing to get obsessed with, make it Star Trek.






…but I appreciate the company.