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Failing to find a coffee would you settle with an energy drink instead? Or are you a coffee or nothing kind of guy?

Coffee is my drink. I enjoy the taste (when it's made right), and there's just something about having a nice, warm mug of coffee in your hand...

I tried one of those 'energy drinks' once and it made me feel like my teeth were gonna vibrate out of my skull.

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Anything for my Family.

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Digital painting of Five! ☂️

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“Are they lovers?”

“Worse”

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Number Five being a Grandpa 🖤

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coloured the sketch from my other post yay ❤️

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I created an outfit based on this pic because it's very whimsigoth. I've since realized that it is the costuming for Klaus Hargreeves 🤨

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Not Wednesday copying her gf Enid for the first time when Lucas’s friends started picking on Eugene in S1 E3…

“Howdy, Pilgrims”

…“Howdy, roomie!”

autistic and homosexual you guessed it folks

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I feel bad for Gerard way rn., like IMAGINE you work upwards of 18 years crafting and ensuring that your comic gets on the big screen, only for fucking Steve Blackman to nerf you with the most atrociously out of character, plotless, anger inducing writing to ever grace Netflix minus the select few in the LAST FUCKING SEASON. Steve Blackman trust you will be dealt with, GERARD WAY IM SO SORRY

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I feel like Dorcas would get bad grades in Hogwarts, despite being exceptionally smart because she believed that wands were just the ministry's way of enforcing power over their magic and she almost exclusively used wandless magic. Because of her exceptional talent at wandless magic Dumbledore trained her personally, believing that he had made her a devoted follower not expecting her to break and go rogue when the love of her life dies. When Voldemort finally killed her it was the only thing Dumbledore was grateful for because once she was done with the death eaters he knew she would come for him next.

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Sobs aggressively

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So can we conclude that allison makes five wear seatbelt? Because he doesn’t wear it when he drives alone or when he drives with the brothers. 

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I have endless craving for whump

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Remus Lupin’s expulsion and the exposure of his secret to the Slytherins happened entirely with Dumbledore’s approval:

Has anyone ever thought about this? If Severus Snape was someone who could so easily get Lupin fired, then why didn’t he do it on the very first day? If he had that power, why didn’t he stop Lupin’s hiring at all? Why, if Snape could simply reveal Lupin’s secret and immediately cause his dismissal, didn’t he do exactly that in the early days of teaching? Why did he instead allow his living trauma to walk in front of him for months, forcing him into anxiety and stress, even to the point of having to brew Wolfsbane to make things easier for Lupin?

Because all of this was done with Dumbledore’s decision, authority, and approval.

Severus Snape was not responsible for hiring or firing any teacher. He would never have allowed himself to interfere in that process, because such interference would mean openly challenging Dumbledore’s power and authority something completely at odds with Snape’s character.

Throughout the books, Snape is consistently written as a character who has a special respect for hierarchy. He expects others to respect that hierarchy as well. He is always loyal and respectful toward the Headmaster’s decisions and position. He never deliberately undermines the Headmaster’s authority, and when others do so, he is visibly displeased. He never acts against Dumbledore’s plans even if he personally despises those plans.

(If Severus Snape had even the slightest power in the hiring and firing of staff, do you really think he would have ever allowed people like Quirrell and Lockhart to set foot in that school?)

So, even with his personal grudges, it is simply not in Snape’s character to act impulsively, interfere without consultation, or move against the staff without Dumbledore’s knowledge and approval. That’s not the dynamic between him and Dumbledore.

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I love that Tonks is viewed as like really alternative, when not only is she a cop but the only time she wears anything other than basic robes she’s wearing merch for a band that’s so middle of the road mainstream they performed at a high-school dance. She doesn't even wear boots in the books.

And her hair! if its not bubblegum pink she’s going for longer hair in more natural-ish colours (blonde, red, gray, blonde again) — except that page she had violet hair before deciding she didn’t like it. 

She’s fooled everyone into thinking she’s cooler than she is, Nymphadora Tonks they could never make me hate you. 

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"What evidance do you have to support that Fei was physically abused as a kid" LOOK AT THIS FACE!

That's no longer an "angry" face, that's a "Oh shit, i've become my father" face. This is a "I've royally screwed up" face. He knows he fucked up, but it's too late, the damage is done.