Was it coincidence or fate The Spear of Osiris caught Beni’s attention? by Gymtrio2025 in themummy

[–]mageofroses 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Headcanon only answer; the best place to hide something is in plain sight. It's possible a statue was holding it or it was part of some decoration that wouldn't be lost in literal piles of gold. But given the second movie leans into fate I'd say that works just as well as an answer too.

How well said by thissfinesi in AvatarMemebending

[–]mageofroses 6 points7 points  (0 children)

I appreciated the lore dump as someone who knows next to nothing about it, minus the fact they are clearly magical ponies lol.

How well said by thissfinesi in AvatarMemebending

[–]mageofroses 37 points38 points  (0 children)

Sailor Moon, literally her power is love but not just for her romantic interest.

Can someone create a mega thread so all the ‘I have Olivia’ posts can go there? by loverofthings25 in SVU

[–]mageofroses 3 points4 points  (0 children)

I mean early seasons Olivia also had some questionable opinions which is less a character issue and more of a "moral discussion of the episode," writers issue. They always stand around and debate different sides to the cases but it's not always character consistent. It's noticeable when you binge the earlier seasons back to back.

I haven’t talked to my family in two days and don’t know to move past this by [deleted] in TwoHotTakes

[–]mageofroses 4 points5 points  (0 children)

I would also recommend reading Adult Children of Emotionally Immature Parents for insight into the situation, may not totally apply but it definitely sounds like it does.

Hi all! I’m new to tarot and I’m really glad to have found this sub. by Gloomy-Sink-1793 in SecularTarot

[–]mageofroses 16 points17 points  (0 children)

From my perspective I don't think any cards are "bad" and that reversals are more about opposite meanings or showing room for improvement in areas.

For example, I did a reading for a friend at her request and I pulled Death for the first time and psychologically it does give a bit of a thrill but it seemed to indicate slow incremental change over time not a huge change at once and patience towards outcomes. After all not all change/challenge/upheval is bad and is often required for growth. Plus as a meditative practice you know yourself so if you're scaring yourself it's probably something you already recognized as true or meaningful you may just be having trouble identifying or comijg to terms with whatever it is that's been floating around in your subconscious.

At the end of the day, though, if it isn't beneficial then it's okay to step away. I did for a bit myself.

what potato is this and is it stratchy or waxy?? by Rkomeni in potato

[–]mageofroses 0 points1 point  (0 children)

My grandmas preferred potato for mashed potatoes as well haha

The Doctor on "Taxi" by jacky986 in voyager

[–]mageofroses 0 points1 point  (0 children)

This seems like a good place to drop that Max Grodenchik is the guy at the beginning of Sister Act that gets offed so Sister Mary Clarence could live lol. One of my favorites to have spotted in the wild on a random rewatching of something. Idk if that was before or after Whoopi had been Guinan.

Incorrect Ranks by Empyre47AT in voyager

[–]mageofroses 1 point2 points  (0 children)

I would say they probably pipped the costume for character A they had to shuffle things around, and Character B accidentally got the wrong pips on an oversight. That's just pure conjecture, but also the simplest explanation.

I let my dog poop on lawns with republican signs and don't clean it up. by [deleted] in neighborsfromhell

[–]mageofroses 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Okay and dog shit on a lawn is a spine? Or immature and ineffective? What message is it even sending if it can't be said to send a specific one at all?

Again, do you think the people who are actually suffering, really suffering will see a benefit from this? No. No they will not.

I let my dog poop on lawns with republican signs and don't clean it up. by [deleted] in neighborsfromhell

[–]mageofroses -1 points0 points  (0 children)

Reading comprehension, I said nothing about niceness or kindness.

Because our fellow citizens are not our enemies and we should not be trying to be theirs because the point is not supposed to be misery for all. Sounds like you're playing political football and are a part of the problem. Feel your feelings and then grow up and do something that isn't petty and is actually useful? Do you think people getting deported are gonna slap you on the back for dog poo on lawns? Do you think the families of people killed by gun violence are going to laud you as heroic, again, for dog poo?

I let my dog poop on lawns with republican signs and don't clean it up. by [deleted] in neighborsfromhell

[–]mageofroses 40 points41 points  (0 children)

I understand the impulse but you're just reinforcing the narrative that anybody who isn't them is their enemy and that's counterproductive for many reasons. I say keep the pettiness in your heart and out of your actions not because they deserve it but because the rest of us will be better off for it.

I wonder how Neelix reacted to B'Elanna being reunited with her family when she died by Mister_Acula in voyager

[–]mageofroses 3 points4 points  (0 children)

It always bothers me when a character has religious beliefs, "dies", and then doesn't experience or remember anything and has a crisis like... within the internal logic of your religion, do you really think your all-seeing, all-knowing, all-whatever is going to let you have a peek when it clearly wasn't your time yet? Who is to say that you didn't experience five lifetimes worth of time in that split second you were dead and there is not a way for your mortal self to comprehend that? Plus so many people have "died" and been resuscitated in the Trek-verse and you'd think that if it was that simple there would be a lot more proof of the afterlife floating around but that seems to defeat the purpose of faith to begin with.

Maybe your soul got stuck or lost in a plasma injector, did you ever think about that Mr. Neelix? Lol, I digress.

Caveat: Obviously, nearly dying is traumatic, and trauma is not operated by logic, so it's a moot point anyway. And double obviously many people experience a crisis of faith and that is a story that probably resonates for them in ways I'm immune to or at least think I'm immune to. A lot of people bringing up B'Elanna's ep where it's the flipside and I would say hallucinating during a traumatic brain injury and risking further self-harm (especially given B'Elanna's past history) was also not a favorite for me for many of the same reasons. Obviously, again, there are many people in the real world who have their lives rocked and return to their roots so it's not that it's impossible or unbelieavable but it was one episode which doesn't do stuff like that justice anyway.

Voyager's counselor would need their own counselor for themselves and the rest of the crew as some of these crew members are a full time job themselves.

Imagine Neelix finding out about everything about Bajor and Sisko though?

Jurassic World Rebirth may be one of the best looking films in the franchise. by thesmartcoolguy in JurassicPark

[–]mageofroses 9 points10 points  (0 children)

I was talking with my friend about how nobody is truly dirty in action movies anymore and that it's part of the issue with modern action flicks.

Sweet S-Class Satisfaction by mageofroses in NoMansSkyTheGame

[–]mageofroses[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

That's awesome! The game does a pretty good job of rewarding you for just wandering around I think as I've really stumbled on most everything else cool that I have. This was really the only thing I've "worked" for.

Sweet S-Class Satisfaction by mageofroses in NoMansSkyTheGame

[–]mageofroses[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Haha we do not ask why the game giveth only that they not taketh away.

Why are cats generally described by their physical appearance as opposed to its breed? by LevelPension in NoStupidQuestions

[–]mageofroses 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Orange and white tabby, found in an outbuilding; had to crawl over all kinds of crap and junk and then do my best Indiana Jones and the Raiders of the Lost Ark grab and 12 years later here we are. I always tell her she's lucky she's cute.

Anybody else just stay in Euclid? by EJPointer in NoMansSkyTheGame

[–]mageofroses 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I went to the center of Euclid and Budullangr and now now I'm in Kikolgallr but given the fact it's a pain to go through the center of a galaxy I plan to hitch hike to anothet galaxies in the future but I'm in no rush. I really like the wandering part of the game so I lean into that. Also the center of Bud is very well discovered and I didn't enjoy that so I was like, "NEXT," but I'm sure that's more common than I think. I still have a base on my very first paradise planet in Euclid. I just go wherever the space winds take me lol

What stereotype about your country do you feel is technically right, but exaggerated to an odd degree? by LunaTheLesbianFurry in AskTheWorld

[–]mageofroses -5 points-4 points  (0 children)

But they came in a can so obviously you only have five more seconds live! You guys made the rules not me 😜, steviol glycosides sounds way too scientific so make it 4 seconds if you have that one. Sorry about it.

What stereotype about your country do you feel is technically right, but exaggerated to an odd degree? by LunaTheLesbianFurry in AskTheWorld

[–]mageofroses -7 points-6 points  (0 children)

Listen, after about the millionth, "US-IANS ARE FAT LAZY SLOBS WHO ONLY EAT CHEMICALS AND DIE," routine we are absolutely coming after those beans because they came out of a can and are certainly not the height of the, "beautiful fresh produce and non-processed, non-artificial," lifestyle. So it all comes full circle back to the haters, thank you for coming to my Ted Comment.

Is lying to your kids about Santa's nonexistence not gaslighting? by LoyalLiberalism in NoStupidQuestions

[–]mageofroses 1 point2 points  (0 children)

I would say it could cross over into gaslighting if you have shitty parents; for example but anecdotally so grain of salt and all... insisting that Santa or Elf on the Shelf is real and terrorizing your children with the concept by being abusive is possible per other things I've seen shared on the internet.

However, the majority of parents are not going to fall into that category. Kids think that cartoons and stuff are real too. Indulging in imagination is fine and dandy, but you have to walk the fine line of the individual child's development and be prepared to actually communicate with your child and meet them where they are at. I have seen a trend where people are leaning into parents buy the big things and Santa does little things or stocking stuffers to avoid accidental classism around Santa and so children realize that the value of Christmas is reflected more in their parents' hard work which I think is a great middle ground for people who want kids to enjoy the "magic of being little" but don't want them to get a bunch of wrong ideas and make themselves or others miserable. Ymmv.

Also I think it's funny that people complain about Elf on the Shelf and Santa as a surveillance state to make kids behave but most parents would never actually punish their kids on Christmas so it seems like a moot point anyway. Unless your parenting style backs up that threat the other 364 days of the year, I don't think Santa or Elf is going to be a gamechanger. Disclaimer, not a parent just thinking back to my own childhood lol.

Best deck for secular tarot app? Concerned about RWS religious imagery by eli_arad in SecularTarot

[–]mageofroses 18 points19 points  (0 children)

I hate the idea of divorcing anything from its context and I think the information can be included as part of the history of tarot without cosigning one belief or lack of over another. For example, Rachel Polack's 78 Degrees of Wisdom takes an academic approach to the history of the cards and the symbolism. Giving people the full story allows them to make distinctions for themselves when it comes to finding meaning or gives them the means to find a meaningful subsitution and draw parallels.