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[papayasector]

when rich, tax-evading husbands go on vacation

[chimerafiles]

[johaverabies]

Agent Cooper is the silly little creature in your brain that tells you to buy yourself a sweet treat.

[mattastr0phic]

REPRESSED HOMOSEXUALS EXPOSURE THERAPY

[catboythanatos]

oh i just realized i never posted my stobotnik collages here ???

they took over my brain and my journal

created by me ♡ with scissors and a glue stick in my two hands and yaoi on my brain. using various magazines, ft some stickers from the dollar store, & the black n white images r printed from a thermal label printer !

the last one isnt technically stobotnik but the vibes are related i think so it gets to be included in the spread

[prettyboysdontlookatexplosions]

i keep seeing posts implicitly or explicitly arguing that "ai" [they mean chatgpt and et al.] is a fine technology to criticize as a technology because unlike other technologies it will cost people jobs and every time i want to tell them "you look so stupid right now" but i don't. because i'm braver than jesus. but it's verrryyyyy embarrassiiiiiing

[dandorime]

Reginald: *quietly doing paperwork in his office*

Phoenix: *bursts the fuck in from the hallway, slams a copy of the Declaration of Independence down on the desk, snatches Reginald's tea tin, and books it back out the door*

Reginald: Happy American Independence Day to you too, agent.

[stellar-collective]

... It would be REALLY funny if Phoenix's first encounter in the ghost hunters AU with ghosts was in a school. So they're pretty much desensitized to ghosts and other spooky things.

-From someone who grew up hearing ghost stories in schools.

oh ABSOLUTELY. i’d imagine that Phoenix was cripplingly shy in high school and positively enamored by the concept of ghosts (which, as mentioned, are Well-Established Problems in this universe) so they spent a lot of time eavesdropping on classmates telling ghost stories. there were a lot of one-note tales without any backing, but they found out that there was a real-life ghost haunting one of the tables in the library. since Phoenix was enormously curious and had no friends, they spent all of their lunches and study periods trying to communicate with the ghost and ended up befriending them

this came in handy during finals week bc Phoenix sucked at studying and didn’t have anyone to ask for help so the ghost would whisper hints and answers for them during tests. probably the only reason they graduated high school tbh

[victusinveritas]

[sleepy-crocuta]

rough night

[pachirobi]

At this point, Agent 3 isn't surprised by anything 8 manages to get herself into

[High quality for mobile] (It's like, 3 pixels you aren't missing much)

[Original image]

[bonesandpoemsandflowers]

you know, I appreciate that when I posted about my misplaced coyote tooth, talisman of espanta policia, etc, not a single person who interacted with the post questioned why I, an innocent blogger and purveyor of niche pretentious pornography, was so invested in the branch of folkloric Latino American witchcraft concerned with evading the authorities. Had any of you asked I would have been like "who the fuck are you, a fed?" but nonetheless. on a website full of nerds you all passed the vibe check. no bootlickers were present. good work all around.

[holybagelsstuff]

meet my husband and our pets

[ask-squidbeaks-agents]

Do you think that Inkfish and humans could interbreed?

// Won't lie- this is... a really weird question to be asking lol

Neo: It would be impossible for many reasons- namely humans are extinct and also are not only mammals but made of mostly water. Eight: Who... Thinks of this kinda stuff...

[fromtheseventhhell]

Now, if George was smart? He'd be working on finishing up Winds asap and coast on HOTD's downfall, cause a press run full of shade toward unfaithful adaptions would have book readers and locals alike tuned in