#Many things

[orengejoshi]

I participated in a fashion collab where my prompt was a Futuristic style and this took me quite literally a month or a bit more

technically with OCs but I'll put the OC version into a reblog. I made a Flug version for clickbait and because I'm insufferable about him

none of this makes sense, I just thought I would throw as many techy plastic-looking stuff with LEDs on him as possible. I'll put my inspiration in the tags. one of them was planes tho.

[beekeeperspicnic]

Ok ok I thought of something I can share as a little pick-me-up for everyone since if you're anything like me, the past 48 hours have been pretty wretched and anxiety inducing.

Behold! Mr Sherlock Holmes being evasive about his feelings in his own internal monologue.

[attempted--eloquence]

You ever just think about how Coach Finstock told Scott and Stiles in s4 that Liam is their responsibility now, which means sticking together, looking out for each other, and having each other’s backs

And then think about s6 Theo being branded Liam’s “responsibility” and them sticking together, looking out for each other, and having each other’s backs ((even when they’re at each other’s throats))

I’m being so normal about it

[valyrfia]

someone needs to rpf this alpine podium expeditiously

[toringo]

Cannibalism in fiction as a metaphor for nothing just senseless hungry violence

[izzysillyhandsy]

What I like about Izzy is that he is so sincere. Of course not everything he is sincere about is right, or helpful, and some of it is definitely damaging (to others and above all himself). But he means what he says and he is who he is, no tricks and no fuckery. He would be totally lost at the posh party - passive agression and Izzy are like polar opposites.

I don't even perceive him as being angry all the time? Most of the time he is really patient and calm, until he can't take it anymore and then he's quick and to the point (of course he can be cruel, and of course some things he said were really really bad. But I think I would prefer that to duplicity and stabbing people in the back, literally and metaphorically, every time).

[tk5reader]

I don’t know if anyone’s thought of this, but it came to mind as I was playing SWTOR and remembered playing GW2.

What if the Jedi Order had been more about following the flows of the force? Like, they could have been a nomadic group (split into tribes maybe? I’d use clans, but I want some distinction between the Jedi groups and Mandalorian clans & coverts. I don’t know another word to use so let me know if there is a better one to use!) that followed the will of the force wherever it took them. Which often had them literally going on quests (hence the SWTOR and GW2).

They would still uphold the peace and justice in the galaxy and especially protect the vulnerable, but they weren’t really hindered by the republic? If someone needed help then they would go in and help regardless of if the planet was an ally of the republic; their goal is to help people not follow the republics orders. I imagine it’s kind of like the gaang (ATLA my beloved) when they just show up, complete a side quest with some chaos, and then move on 😂

And about the tribe thing, they would all be part of the order, but in order to travel well, be surrounded by the people they get along with best, and who understand them, they split into tribes. So the Jedi would have temporary settlements or small groups temporarily staying in places where people need help. Perhaps with a few permanent temples around the galaxy for the less free spirited Jedi who wish to stay put and help that sector of the galaxy. The tribes could be fluid in that they would regularly meet up (1:1 tribe meetings, several tribes meeting up, and/or mass gatherings during celebrations) where the groups mingle, bond, update each other in person rather than over holo, hear news, and can change which tribe they wish to travel with so the tribes are ever changing.

What about finding padawans? Perhaps the force guides them to force sensitives that need to be trained. And in this nomadic Jedi universe, they could take Luke’s approach with Grogu in that the force sensitive can choose whether to continue training to become a Jedi and follow the flow of the force or they can stop their training once it’s controllable and stay at their home.

Anyway I’ve been thinking about this for a while and I finally had to just info dump the idea lol

[wonderxshows]

ayn is so character of all time. one of the top sufferers

[grahamcarmen]

[saturnneedsspace]

Notice how when you see all the dead Deans, they're ALL DEAN. No Sam, no Meg, just Dean. Cas' only task for destroying his emotions was to kill Dean.

[skyward-floored]

Interesting things I saw today

Very polite ducks in interesting colors

Supposedly haunted mill

Antique French fry cutter

Big Fish

Little turtle 🥺

Black snake doing a little swim

Deadly poisonous snake doing a little swim

A cybertruck (I didn’t think anyone around here was crazy enough to actually BUY one)

Big statue of a turkey

And

Roads that should not be driven on in 12-passenger vans

[the-original-skipps]

send me theories, personal headcanons, questions, things ya like about your hsr men, self ships or basically anything this seminar is now open!! 🔥✨

[staticwither]

The mew

[fieriframes]

[When we came to do it, why did you agree to do it? I thought she would be fun to have fun with. I just remember so many things.]

[the1andonly-adrienbillcipherfan]

sry abt the 17776 thing

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