I'm just trying to vibe to some japanese guy building a model railway diorama, and every couple of minutes he's getting interrupted by very excited people yelling about teeth

i am not prepared.

the home cooking I grew up with was extremely cautious, to put it mildly, so while I'm sure that's clickbait it's also evoking deeply buried memories

oh no, there lies danger

attic conversion, tissue paper for insulation, I've set the electric underblanket to start heating the bed ahead of when the thermostat kicks on 😅

Time to uh put a sweater on

oh definitely! I don't heat that room during the day, and am working on campus this month, so it's more the pleasure of not second-guessing myself when I walk in and notice the drop in temp from the other part of the flat

I can and will put up the heat when it's time for bed, but in the meantime I'm very satisfied that I can better quantify "ooh, nippy"

The post credits scene teased the "endlessly climbing a giant tree" plot, so you may yet have your clips! And there's plenty sanshu in this series, plus a pool table, plus assorted iron triangle-ing,,

would absolutely subscribe

if it's not a five hour silent film about an elf picking flowers I'll be disappointed

No restaurant fight, no awkward auction caper, no inexplicable sports car, really quite streamlined as things go (but still there are whole episodes in dark tombs, it's still dmbj)

I'm sure it helps that the director of this one is also responsible for Reunion/LTR, so comes to this version of the characters with a good grasp of Iron Triangle dynamics

Oh that's PERFECT

It's delightful how much more they respond to it when it's framed as "this is a film about failing at heteronormativity". One student even commented on David's one-handed lift of Susan up onto the platform at the end, in terms of the gender of it all. Aaah, students!

Oversize wool socks are a go!!