#HMM.

[y-rhywbeth2]

"...gods can bring about unlikely or otherwise impossible births. Usually to ‘mold’ Chosen or prepare backup future host bodies. However, it’s VERY rarely done because it costs (permanently lost) a small amount of divine power, and because unless the deity wants to just waste that power, the rearing of a "godborn" takes a lot of time, attention, and effort. And any godborn is a juicy target for rival deities. So it's done only as part of "long game" elaborate strategies, not out of Zeus-like lust."

Hmm.

[citrussly]

formative part of your childhood and/or early internet usage?

or pick whichever one is your main one today. i'm not a cop, i won't know.

[swedenis-h]

Shaking magneto in a jar

[qqchurch]

[cryptturon]

people who hate yukari are just mad her personality didn't go to a male character

[voidrots]

is there like a virus going around discord or smth

[the-most-pathetic-edge-marquis]

the thing is. once bella goes to volterra it’s over. she will always become a vampire. she doesn’t have a choice--she has a choice about how, maybe, and when, but only within bounds, (and only if she’s willing to give up a normal life and go on the run anyways), and her story will always end the same way. of course she’s going to pick edward, she might as well have an illusion that she’s doing it out of love!!!

twilight is a horror story

[milogirtheim]

[vinnyandthephenomena]

i like to think of jam as such a “would you love me in another universe” type of relationship. or what could’ve been? that’s what feels so tragic to me. like - jay could’ve been the only other somewhat close relationship tim had in his life other than brian. or if they had met under different circumstances, would it have been healthier? or even how jay felt? he said it himself he wasn’t exactly doing anything pre-mh. hmm. he felt less alone; but i can only wonder how else it could’ve gone if they were close in another scenario. or ; if they could’ve met in a less depressing part of their lives. they are like a book with the last pages ripped out!

[dogcollarpunk]

2009 POV: he's going to start a cult in a few months

[ghostr0tz]

unofficial brainstorm doodles....thinking about that Deltarune au.......... (quality died bc of the cropping aaauuuu.....

Not-au-canon doodles mainly stemming from me thinking about Spamton's introduction with Vox . and in my brain Charlie's kinda like a mash of Kris and Ralsei into one person,,, at least with how im working this au so far

[the-real-o5-6]

i. hm. im not sure how to explain this with out sounding really stupid but.

apparently 10 has a crush on me??? according to them? and i just thought they hated me???

[spinebuster]

[eirianerisdar]

Sky Sports commentary wondering "why Daniel only did so well in Mexico last year, maybe he just felt good" when in most of the other races he was in he got struck down with a tyre out of heaven or ran into debris

[annabelle--cane]

the statement giver in mag 58 is very adamant that she is not going to give in and eat her husband, but I do think there's a possibility that she did, given a) that her unsigned letter she meant to leave in a cave in the middle of winter on the oregon trail ended up in jonah magnus's personal collection presumably not too long after she wrote it, and b) that the flesh avatar in mag 18 also has the last name carlisle, which feels like a bit too strong of a connection to be a coincidence. I also wonder about her husband a bit, and whether something in his mysterious backstory made him susceptible enough to the flesh that it took over his body after he died.

[magz]

"Huge Alzheimer's breakthrough as scientists say new jab could 'transform' lives"

Article Date: March 30, 2024.

Beginning Article Excerpt:

"A revolutionary jab, which is designed to remove toxic proteins from the brain before they cause the damage leading to the most common form of dementia, is undergoing trials on patients in the early stages of the disease.

Once through clinical trials scientists say it could be widely available within five years, preventing future generations from the misery of being struck down by Alzheimer's or seeing loved ones slowly diminish.

[...]

Studies of the vaccine to prevent the degenerative brain disorder are being carried out in five centres across the UK, including at Oxford and Cambridge universities, as well as centres in Europe and the US. The UK trials are backed by the government's National Institute for Health and Care Research. The first results will be presented at a conference in Philadelphia in the US in July, where experts will show images of brain scans showing the effect of the new vaccine on the brain. [...]

The new vaccine aims to stop this damage before it is caused and seems to have only mild side effects."