#are they drunk? probably

[kurenaiienishii]

Sunny rules include no PDA on board

[krysmcscience]

I have some questions about karaoke night, Alex Hirsch. Very Important Questions. Which I will happily scream at a poor hapless baby triangle who can have no answers for me, and possibly also does not have object permanence yet.

Follow-up that is I guess suggestive, but let's be real here, Bill's a fucking triangle:

Dude slipped right into his birthday suit, lmao

this is so stupid :D

Anyway, I don't care what anyone says, this brilliant individual knows what's up - Bill is absolutely way more of a monsterfucker than Ford could or ever will be, full stop.

[average-mako-enjoyer]

in kirkwall. straight up "blowing it" and by "it", haha, well. let's justr say. The chantrey

[thisiswhatwedointheshadows]

Wolvie is carrying the Charles Atlas seal of approval

Rocky horror picture show x poolverine

[yellowwwcrayon]

live footage of Deadpool snatching Logan from his universe:

[felsicveins]

The road to forgiveness is paved with miles of bullying

[s0up1ta]

playing with them in my head like barbie dolls

[drunkdumbfucker]

Old ass wip/draft/redraw of tired ass/beaten down/pained to the bone Remus with baby Harry

[tubbytarchia]

Spent too long not drawing smallidarity fluff and almost died of malnourishment

[batravatra]

Fuck it, we ball

[nor3gertz]

yay... girls' night out at Fire In The Hole cuz why not

[nibeul]

staff polaroids

[id in alt]

[sixteenthtry]

I LOVE mcr's radio interviews because it always seems like these nerds completely forget they are being recorded if there aren't cameras DIRECTLY pointed at their faces so they just start saying the dumbest shit imaginable and talking like 15 year olds at a sleepover. also they're high.

[shittysawtraps]

getting served with divorce papers mid-saw trap and there’s an awkward pause before the trap turns off and jigsaw comes back over the intercom to ask if you want a beer

[starfilledsea]

thinking about “to know how it ends but still begin to sing it again” and “it’s a story about someone who tries” and “we raise our cups to orpheus not because he succeeds but because he tries. we understand implicitly that there’s value in his trying and even in his failure.” and “it’s a sad song but we keep singing even so.” even when you fail there is value in the fact that you tried and that you believed enough in your goal to try despite knowing you might fail. it is worthwhile to try, because you never know. maybe it will turn out this time! perseverance despite the odds is worth celebrating even if it ends in failure. success is not the only thing that matters. and you never know that the ripple effect of your actions might be. orpheus does not recuse eurydice but he succeeds in helping spring to come again and potentially in preventing other people from losing their loved ones as he did, and that is a good outcome. we do not see the effect he had on the other workers in hadestown. yes, orpheus failed, but maybe if they sing it again someone else will succeed. someone has to keep telling the story.

[kait-bait8]

I will never stop thinking about the fact that the Hunger Games was canonically a drunk hypothetical. It wasn’t some great government scheme.

So many bad dystopian novels that have some crazy world building premise make it seem like some great creation from powerful minds. Some great construction. Think of City of Ember with its box or Divergent with its weird scientists(??) or The Selection with its bachelor premise, they are always “grandly designed.” Even in Catching Fire with the Quarter Quells the Games give off an air of grand planning.

But the hunger games were a HYPOTHETICAL. A crazy, extreme, what if. They were never supposed to exist. They were never supposed to be real.

Who wouldn’t drink themselves to death knowing they thought of the idea in the first place?