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Gotta keep an eye on cats and even dogs this year... sorry sis D:

Any other Jaime up for Halloween?

I wonder if Jaime's gonna be too busy to take me trick or treating this year

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Definitely entering a period of prolonged inactivity. To the point where I'm not even checking out the Blue Beetle tag anymore. Life's just been chasing me with a big knife, I've got issues, I got rebooted and I've still got no darn mentor.

Also trying to keep up with family and classes (and I got drunk at a bar the other day and it was amazing and my head hurt but I was responsible). Hey I'm Jaime I'm always responsible.

And Assassin's Creed. Some people smoke weed, others confess, I play Assassin's Creed.

I'm exhausted. All of my problems come from within, and that's exhausting. Try cutting out a rotten nerve, it's still a nerve and every part of you screeches at the very idea of such a surgery.

Yes, metaphors. There's not actual cutting. Except for the occasionnal fruit or delivery box. Requiescat in peaces, cardboard box. Khaji Da enjoys torturing boxes. I do not enjoy eating fruit that much though...

Friends, you are missed. 

Windona, I will eventually read your prompts. They look amazing, except I'm having trouble concentrating for anything, even astronomy.

George, I am really glad you had a great time a NYCC bro. 

Anng, one day you will find your den. Or found a worthy one yourself. Pft, whatever, we'll start an entire order.

Fellow rpers: I'm sorry for being unreliable.

Friends to whom I have no particular message to: take care. (kaamii, portabellogna, Monique, autumn, bigbluebug3, bluebeetle3, justsomeoneisuppose... Man oh man, who am I forgetting...)

I'll be Bach.

(Still checking my messages, just not reblogging for a while, and even less creating. And very little queueing)

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Teen Titans, by 梶木鮪

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I don't know why but I just had this nagging feeling that I need to remind you that you are Jaime...

Oook, I should be thanking you for this, uh, necessary reminder.

But have no fear! There are other people reminding me that I am Jaime all the time, willingly or not! And one of them isn't even a people! And it does it sar...cas... tical...lee.

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Who is your favorite turtle?

Leonardo: x

Raphael: x

Michelangelo: x

Donatello: xx

Reblog and put an "x" for your favorite turtle

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beast boy or blue beetle requested by lara

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Blue Beetle #24

That’s an interesting way to meet your boyfriend’s parents, Traci.

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— Blue Beetle #25

and then there’s Tora

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wut

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TOUCH IT TOUCH IT TOUCH IT

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and on that day dan garrett gained the powers of the blue beetle as well as the powers of the ass-shot

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KAJI-DHA

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Atoms Alien to Our Solar System Detected

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Early this year, NASA’s Interstellar Boundary Explorer, the centerpiece of a $169 million mission mapping the frontier of the sun’s influence, detected atoms from interstellar space streaming by Earth that are different from the chemical make-up of the solar system. 

“Our solar system is different than the space right outside it, suggesting two possibilities,” said David McComas, IBEX principal investigator, at the Southwest Research Institute in San Antonio. “Either the solar system evolved in a separate, more oxygen-rich part of the galaxy than where we currently reside, or a great deal of critical, life-giving oxygen lies trapped in interstellar dust grains or ices, unable to move freely throughout space.”

The IBEX satellite observed hydrogen, oxygen, neon and helium atoms that originated in interstellar space, the vacuous medium between stars in the Milky Way galaxy and found 74 oxygen atoms for every 20 neon atoms in the interstellar material, compared with 111 oxygen atoms for every 20 neon atoms inside the solar system. Most of the interstellar medium is made up of hydrogen and helium. Heavier elements, such as oxygen and neon, are spread by exploding supernovae at the end of a star’s life cycle, according to NASA.

(via dailygalaxy)