#breaking rules

[memimic]

Denialist

Feat

You reject the world as it is and impose your own twisted logic upon it. Cold is just another form of fire, radiant light is merely another shade of darkness—by sheer conviction, you reshape reality to fit your beliefs, warping spells, creatures, and even damage itself.

What truth would you refuse to accept?

Art by Midjourney

[call-me-chips]

One of my favourite parts about working in a grocery store...

is that I get to control what's 50% off >:33

[average-yaoi-enjoyer]

phones aren’t allowed at school but I snuck mine in anyway-we’ll see how this goes👍

[a--l--l--u--r--e]

[thelaststraightswedishfemalegirl]

Guys I just got in trouble for being on Tumblr so late

My mom took my phone and hid it in the kitchen, but I'm really good at sneaking (been watching a lot of anime so I've observed how they move lol), and now I'm in the kitchen on my phone 😈

Hehe

And they say anime doesn't pay

Nothing can keep me from Tumblr

[girlnephew]

[kazifatagar]

Malaysians Now DISAPPOINTED in Motorcyclists Deliberately Breaking Rules 

A viral video on TikTok shows a large group of motorcyclists breaking the rules by riding the opposite of the traffic flow. Furthermore, users are criticising these individuals for deliberately wanting to cause trouble.  Malaysians disappointed in motorcyclists  Dia jadi mcmni sbb tak ada tujuan hidup. Kerja malas, belajar lagi malas. Bila tak ada tujuan hidup rasa kosong. Jadi merempit utk…

[fordford]

in case you were wondering, yes, i'm still thinking about best man ford (my post from over a year ago)

[silveragelovechild]

DARK MATTER Season 1

Well, fool on me. I thought there were ten episodes of Dark Matter on Apple+. Nope - only nine.

While this series about the multiverse visited far more worlds than either the MCU or or DC universe, for me it’s the least satisfying version of the concept.

(1) The show established certain rules on how traveling between worlds worked, then immediately began breaking them.

(2) The pacing of the story was off. There were 7 episodes where Joel Egerton’s character meanders through worlds. Then suddenly the show changed rules again and raced to the ending in the last two episodes.

The series is based on a book by Blake Crouch. He’s listed as (one of 7) Executive Producers on the show. He is also credited as the writer for 6 of the 9 episodes. I’ve mention a while back I tried to read the book but could finish it. I think Crouch was too close to the material. It needed more outside input to shape the show for television.

If there’s a second season, I’ll pass.

[mangozic]

the wettest of cats

[girlzoot]

I never let the memory of something painful prevent me from trying something new. If you think too much about the ass-kicking your mom gave you, or the ass-kicking that life gave you, you’ll stop pushing the boundaries and breaking the rules. It’s better to take it, spend some time crying, then wake up the next day and move on. You’ll have a few bruises and they’ll remind you of what happened and that’s okay. But after a while the bruises fade, and they fade for a reason—because now it’s time to get up to some shit again. —Trevor Noah/Born a Crime

[poojaparkash]

Finding the Courage to Be Creative: Letting Your Inner Artist Shine

“Pablo Picasso once said, ‘Every child is an artist. The problem is how to remain an artist once we grow up.’ This quote reminds us that creativity is inherent within us all, but it takes courage and perseverance to nurture and maintain it throughout our lives. It encourages us to embrace our inner artist, regardless of age or circumstance, and to continue exploring, creating, and expressing…

[morganbritton132]

I want a fic where Tim unwittingly becomes the rebellious kid after his dad dies because he has a hard time adjusting from his latchkey kid with absentee parents life to the almost constant adult supervision at Wayne Manor.

Like, Tim spent years sneaking around to do Batman shit and even when he got in trouble, if he waited long enough his parents would either leave town or forget about it.

Now he’s getting the ‘I’m not mad, I’m disappointed’ talk from Bruce for skipping school and supplementing half his meals with energy drinks and is just like: ???? Nothing has changed??

Tim gets hurt on patrol and Bruce tells him that Robin will not be out in Gotham the next night, and then gets mad when he finds Tim on a rooftop in his civies taking pictures. Tim is just like: Robin’s not out. I followed your order. What’s the problem?

Tim disappears for a few days following a lead and gets grounded for not telling anybody where he went (even though he did. It’s in the Batcomputer) and for missing school which he interprets as meaning that Robin is grounded (can’t patrol). So it’s confusing when he gets in trouble again for inviting Kon over to hang out because he’s ‘grounded’ which doesn’t even make sense because Bruce isn’t even home??

[notyouraveragebozo]

Questions that have not been answered.

From Business Insider: Senators struggle without their phones at Trump's impeachment trial, where all electronics are banned

Rosie Perper 

Jan 23, 2020, 3:14 PM EST...

[picture of cellphone bin] A storage unit for phone stands next to the entrance of the Senate chamber on Tuesday, Jan. 21, 2020.Bill Clark/CQ-Roll Call, Inc via Getty Images

Some US senators seemed to have a hard time following the strict no-phone policy while listening in on 12-hour days of arguments during the impeachment trial.

The Senate prohibits members from bringing cell phones into the chamber, and the decorum guidelines for the trial specifically said all electronic devices were banned.

It was previously reported that Sen. Ted Cruz had his phone on the Senate floor, but his communications director later clarified that he did not.

_____________________ The following video clip was made in the minutes before the Vote to Impeach Trump was taken in the Senate, on February 5th, 2020. The cellphone ban was in place - the trial had not been taken to its conclusion, when, as Senate Majority leader McConnell was talking,... Senator Richard C. Shelby, of Alabama, seated behind McConnell, pulls a phone out from his shirt pocket on the floor of the Senate,... makes 5, rapid, sideways swipes on his phone, puts phone back in his shirt, then presses his palms together as if praying, then quickly rubbing palms, presses his fingers into his chin. He then looks across isle in front of him, as he palms one fist, then after a seeming knuckle-crack gesture, he raises his right hand, assisted by his left, raises up, to point his index finger, with an upward, moving fashion, along the right side of his nose,... then palms a fist again, and then lightly adjusts the collar of his shirt at his tie, (with a slight sideways index finger gesture at his throat) as he displays a wry smile, and a sideways face-pull,... palms his fist again, and follows it with both hands fingers pressing on his lower lip, as he forms a scowl, and scans the room, after which he seems 'resigned', then, makes to close up his jacket so the cloth covers his shirt pocket which contains the illegal cell phone. This happened, here is the clip. @arimelber and @msnbc adding your names because you are the news folk I have shared most. I think this was forgotten, on that day.

[skyberia]

workarounds to having a vampire as your partner in crime