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Jack Kenny: So we've got this character, Myka Bering. What can we do to make her life as miserable as possible?

Jack: Ok, how bout she's trying to deal with the death of her partner/lover which she blames herself for? Awesome.

Jack: Ooh, let's throw in a tough childhood and daddy issues!

Jack: Here's this person she can trust and vouch for and bond with and love!

Jack: Wait, she's too happy, let's have this person try to end the world.

Jack: Now let's keep her separated from this person, whom she still loves, and they can suck at communication when they do see each other.

Jack: LET'S KILL THIS PERSON

Jack: Oh, wait, JK but she's still going to disappear from her life.

Jack: Think we can throw a sister she could never live up to into the mix? I think we can.

Jack: Ok now let's have her find the dead body of her good friend.

Jack: I think we've done it. We've given her the most miserable life ever.

Jack: No wait I've got it

Jack: CANCER

let’s be honest here, we’d all run into a burning house to save our computer 

MY FAVORITE MOVIES

The Little Rascals (1994) - Director: Penelope Spheeris

And the clouds opened up and God said, “I hate you, Alfalfa!”

sociolab:

Do you ever think about the fact that the US has created and legitimized a system of institutionalized inequality by funding schools through property taxes?  That basically a child’s education is only as good as the value of the property in their neighborhood.  Funny how education is so often viewed as an equalizing factor when there is nothing equal about it.

This is not a lie, it’s not possible.

fannishbehavior:

chuck-charles:

i made a makeup tutorial for all my fellow feminists out there bye

ASHES OF SUSAN B. ANTHONY CRYING

siddymouche:

Kate: A Story Inspired by the New Hit Series Dates
UK readers can purchase the Kindle version of this e-book here, but for those of you outside of the UK, I’ve uploaded it here.

The anthology to which story this belongs takes the characters from the television series Dates, and helps you get a little deeper into their lives. Each story follows a character – sometimes into a dark and dangerous place. Not all of them are about a backstory. Some of them begin where we left the character on the screen; some of them are about a character’s fantasy world. All of them explore their character’s sexual and emotional life, and all of them have a dose of humour. They also give you exclusive access. Sometimes, things get graphic.
This is Kate’s story.

siddymouche:

Kate: A Story Inspired by the New Hit Series Dates

UK readers can purchase the Kindle version of this e-book here, but for those of you outside of the UK, I’ve uploaded it here.

The anthology to which story this belongs takes the characters from the television series Dates, and helps you get a little deeper into their lives. Each story follows a character – sometimes into a dark and dangerous place. Not all of them are about a backstory. Some of them begin where we left the character on the screen; some of them are about a character’s fantasy world. All of them explore their character’s sexual and emotional life, and all of them have a dose of humour. They also give you exclusive access. Sometimes, things get graphic.

This is Kate’s story.

You can do what you like … don’t you understand that the world won’t stop turning?

And to say Maslany leads the series is an understatement. She’s its cornerstone. She’s Sarah. She’s spiraling soccer mom Alison. She’s blood-thirsty maniac Helena. She’s science wiz Cosima. She’s Sarah-as-Beth, Alison-as-Sarah, Sarah-as-Alison, Helena-as-Sarah-as-Beth … OK, you get it. She plays a whole lot of characters and has a shooting schedule unrivaled by anyone else on television. But watch “Orphan Black,” and you might just need to remind yourself just one woman is behind so many characters: That’s how convincing she is. You’ll forget they’re all Maslany.

- Notebook: Maslany poised to break sci-fi barrier in BBC America’s ’Orphan Black’ michigandaily.com (via orphanblack)