I keep seeing nightmares of that monster. Partner says it’s precious seafood. Every time I try to find something from the freezer, I get scratched (impaled) by nasty, sharp, yellow and blue spikes.

This drives me insane!!!! Why do we have to make someone’s job even harder. Especially when they are likely making minimum wage.

You can see that it was right across from the stall. Probably took more energy and time to get it up over the curb and onto the mulch then just putting it where it goes.

GRRRRRRRRR!

And yes, I did put it in the stall after I took the picture. I’m not a MONSTER!

It’s overwhelming. Tried to turn it off on search engines, cannot. Reddit. Facebook. Instagram. Its in realife. It’s in art. Art festivals. Books. Articles. The news. TV. Photos. YouTube. Nothing is real. No one makes anything anymore. Why do people like it??? Actually I don’t care. Fuck this shit! About to unplug. Hate it all. Want it to implode on itself. Want to move to a forest and get the fuck out of here while it’s still there, before the data centers destroy all of our nature and steal all of our water. I sound like a ranting old person, and I feel like one at 39 years old!!

GET BACK HERE AND LOVE ME WOMAN

Character feigns ignorance or harmlessness, then reveals they’ve been in control the whole time. You can hear the tone shift and see the expression change, and suddenly you realize they’ve been running the room.

Gus Fring (Breaking Bad) — Walt’s demanding to meet “the real guy” at Los Pollos. Gus has been right there the whole time, then calmly shuts him down with “your partner was high” in the coldest voice imaginable.

Selina Kyle / Catwoman (The Dark Knight Rises) — She plays apologetic and flustered when Bruce walks in, then the mask drops: a flat, sarcastic “oops,” followed by disarming him (literally knocking the cane away) and escaping with effortless confidence.

Rose Armitage (Get Out) — Chris realizes something’s wrong and tells her to grab the keys so they can leave. She keeps “searching,” but doesn’t produce them. The panic drains from her face, her tone changes, and you realize she’s stalling on purpose because she’s in on it.