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via @swatercolor [insta]

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you should draw mae from night in the woods with the in stars and time siffrin fit

you don’t have to

i just think it would look cool

cool idea

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they feared death, so they ate the young

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Brave boy investigates

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I have some news for members of the united states armed forces who feel like they are pawns in a political game and their assignments being unnecessary.

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you know you're good at your job when every single person tells you "thank god you're back"

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So wait are livestock guardian dogs to their flocks like… Clark Kent among the residents of Smallville? He’s been here since he was a baby, we all know him, and he’s… generally one-of-us shaped, uh, approximately. And then when something goes wrong he suddenly leaps into action and does some terrifying impossible shit none of us could do. And then comes back home and settles in like nothing happened and he’s one of us again.

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Very whimsical scene on the train yesterday evening

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ok one of the reasons i am disenchanted with conversations about comic book writing that center on continuity or 'reading older comics' is bc i think complaints about failures of continuity or 'not knowing a character' are kind of the default way a lot of comic fans complain about writing they don't like. and, well, one of the comic writers i find most frustrating is gerry duggan, who you certainly cannot accuse of not knowing x-men comics! he frequently references older comics in his work, and not just the hits! he's referenced judgement war before, for example. and i have seen people complain about him not having a comprehensive knowledge of x-men! which, imo, is not the problem! he does have a lot of context! but him having that context and iterating on it still does not really make comics i personally find very compelling! and while that is partially bc of the way he utilizes his references and where he pulls from for x-men, its not because he doesn't know comics.

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I think "slop" is a strong contender for world of the year 2025, as it seems to be universally recognizable as a description for the majority of output produced in the name of Return on Investment.

Sure it means algorithmically generative slop now, but look at housing construction, durable appliances, food, automobiles, you name it and tell me it's not just more slop. If enshittification is the process, slop is the result.

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I lob u

NOM

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I feel like an alien tomb would be sooooo fucking cool until a alien mummy gets up and chase you

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GO PERIL GO!!!

idk why I’m on a skywing kick right now but hey hey hey it’s my girl. inspired from the one panel from the book5 graphic novel

I’d make it my blog header but the current one is still funny to me