#Use All Five

[egophiliac]

missed the mark by (looks at calendar) uhhh. hm. but I really wanted to do something for the 5th anniversary! happy five years to these idiots 🎉

[chloesimaginationthings]

The FNAF 2 movie animatronics just stab people now

[xxplastic-cubexx]

obligatory beach divorce doodling

bonus rough cover redraw of x-men #41 (1995) But Beach Divorce below cut

[rhinocio]

I dont even go here but @paracosmicka’s sketches are gorgeous and made me desperately want to try drawing these little dudes

[mikeluciraphgabe]

Opened TikTok, saw the message, closed TikTok, opened TikTok again so I could react with people about, crumbled in realization that we are unable to group together anymore

[licorishh]

no way she's alive ?? yea those mental health breaks because social media makes people suck are wild huh

[clovreat3r]

The man behind the slaughter..

could they even be considered a man?

edit: i didn’t know there were already so many people rolling around in their beds and curling their toes for Steve raglan

[dalniente]

What progress at home has biden enacted? What policies of his show that he is making progress that prove he is actually different than trump?

I like to pretend I have faith in humanity, so I'll answer as if you're asking this in good faith.

Biden's DEA has lifted restrictions on telehealth prescriptions to make appointments and assistance more accessible.

He put a funding package into place to help unhoused people get access to mental and physical healthcare, as well as short-term and long-term housing.

He has attempted and is still attempting to get student debt relief through - this was blocked by Republican judges appointed by Trump, but he's still working on it.

Infrastructure repair - his administration has budgeted funds to actually fix some severely-damaged and frequently-traveled bridges.

Trying to expand access to healthcare to include undocumented immigrants who came to the USA as children (Dreamers) under the Affordable Care Act. Support for Navigator programs and outreach has also been increased.

He has vetoed Republican-led bills that were attempting to overturn environmental protections - one that would have forbidden investment fund managers to consider climate change in their portfolios (I have two degrees in accounting and this is actually huge), and another that would have overturned restrictions on agricultural runoff into our waterways.

He and his administration worked for ages to get rail workers paid sick days.

This is just some of what he's been doing. Meanwhile, Trump and other Republicans want to criminalize the lives of LGBT people like you and me. They want to eliminate no-fault divorce and force births that will kill parents or devastate them financially. They have stated flat out that they want to install a military dictatorship in the USA. They attempted to put that in motion on January 6th, 2021. They failed once. They will do better next time.

One party wants to house the homeless and expand social safety nets, while the other one wants to criminalize homelessness. One of them wants a future in which I might be able to vote to change how much of a war machine my country is, while the other one wants to eliminate my ability to vote entirely. Those are not the same. Those literally are opposites.

At the end of the day, all you and I can do is choose to do the least amount of harm possible. You and I cannot choose to do no harm. This is the USA, we sell war, you and I cannot choose to do no harm. I wish we could, my god do I wish we could, but that is not an option. So we grieve for the harm we couldn't eliminate and work to minimize the harm that is done. Despite all the crap they support, Democrats are the minimum amount of harm right now. Acting like they aren't is exactly what brought us to an election where our options are a future where we are either wading in blood or drowning in it.

Not voting for Biden will not help Palestine. Not voting for Biden will guarantee a Republican president who will make the situation in Palestine WORSE. AND it'll hurt a lot of other places as well, both at home and abroad, because Republicans are about business and the USA is in the business of war! And I would very much like that to change someday! I would very much like to someday be able to choose to do no harm! And I know what I have to do to try for that future, so what are YOU going to do? There is no standing off to the side in this. If you aren't helping pull, you're the dead weight we're pulling. Are you going to dig your feet into the mud and blood and drown us there? Or are you going to get the fuck off your ass, grit your teeth, and help us pull free?

[jameszmaguire]

We're sisters who pray together, play together, speakin' our truth to whoever can be arsed to listen.

SARAH KAMEELA IMPEY as SAIRA SHERWANI WE ARE LADY PARTS SERIES 1 Written & directed by Nida Manzoor

[darthkote]

[egophiliac]

ANNIVERSARY GROOVY BOYBAND! THEY ALL LOOK SO GOOD, I also love the hades reference with idia! Ik ur probably really swamped with the book 7 brain rot but I wanted to know ur thoughts. I also wanted to mention that I am so card deprived I feel like I need a replacement event to take tsumderlands place

AUGH NO I LOVE THEM. 😭 UGH now I really have to think about if I want to try pulling for Grim again. dangit. heck. I already got his little pedestal to add my guest room shrine, but...now I kinda need the boss himself...

also, the implications of it not being an OB thing, Idia can just. Do That? apparently? do you think he ever just sometimes does it by accident? what am I saying, he absolutely sometimes does it by accident.

gosh though. this event has been SO cute in general! I was wondering who'd get the focus for year 5; I could not be happier that the answer is apparently EVERYBODY. :D all the dorms get their own special songs! so many cute little scenes!!! the lowest of stakes bringing out the highest of pettiness in everyone!!!!!! it's excellent.

(also, because I will make literally anything about my diaboys...I know these events are typically sorta, let's say chronologically unmoored with regards to story. but the further implications that this takes place pre-episode 7/Malleus' Big Existential Crisis, and yet...some of these lines?)

[chloesimaginationthings]

The kid FNAF protagonists and their main tools

[demigods-posts]

me personally. i wouldn't have gone after all the olympians at once. you're biting off more than you can chew here. all you would need to do is take each olympian out one by one. and then convince demigods that once enough people stop believing in a diety, that diety ceases to exist. which is not a lie. and you could use the death of pan to back yourself up. sure, you'd be in it for the long haul. but chess isn't meant to be a quick game.

[letmetellyouaboutmyfeels]

I adore Eddie when he's a loser and I adore him when he's LA's prettiest princess belle of the ball but I think it says a lot that he's popular and super social and cool in Los Angeles and then a loser (affectionate) the moment he's in his hometown and within spitting distance of his parents. Something something when you go home you become the child version of yourself again something something.

[laurrelise]

unfortunately i’ve done it again

[antiqua-lugar]

I know Harry Goodsir is the classic example of the show not pulling any punches on the "free your mind and the rest will follow" move to innocence thing (if you haven't yet please read Tuck and Yang 2012 it's literally free) but personally I love what they do with Crozier, who is perhaps the only character who being a colonial subject himself is perfectly aware of what exactly they are all doing here and why but still fucking goes and does it.

Like he asks the Netsilik if he can really can stay after what he did to the Tuunbaq even BEFORE the scripts says that he "realizes" he isn't the hero of this story when the Netsilik hunter openly says that they all cried for him. Like it's not just Crozier taking responsability for what his men did as the captain, he's knowlingy taking responsability as the leader of a settler colonial mission who knows exactly what they did. The Tuunbaaq killed so many of his men but he's aware that he was important to the Netsilik and that's their goddamn right to act accordingly - and arguably on some level he knows that the Tuunbaq only started killing because they killed his shaman. Crozier spends much of the show - understandably! - distantiating himself from the rest of the Expedition because yes, he is different and he's definitely better than Franklin and Fitzjames, but also that difference in the end doesn't fucking matter because he still signed up to do the same thing as all of them. He can be as smug as he wants to Little that he doesn't know if the Inuit are vengeful because he has never personally being a dick to them, but he's very much part of the imperial machine. He also is definitely acting exactly like them at the peak of his alcoholism and sure he gets so much better (which is why Silna doesn't leave him to die despite the clusterfuck of First Shot a Winner, Lads) but still.

(Which arguably is also why he can accept Fitzjames' confession at the cairn from a place of brotherhood.)

(Also we can debate that Fitzjames is also very aware of the imperial machine since he made himself a posterboy for it, but he's definitely on the other side of it. Like, according to the script it takes him until the cairn since before it finally sinks in that Crozier was like. oppressed.)