#Hex bar

[drethelin]

Haven’t posted one of these in a while

[helsex]

Hels is wrong.

(rbs appreciated <3) | YouTube link

[V.D. A short video of Evil Xisuma and Helsknight done in the 'do you think we're friends in every universe' art trend. The background is a muted light brownish-red. The sequence of frames is as follows. Ex and Hels sitting side by side from the back, Ex asks 'do you think we're friends in every universe?'. Hels smiles. The next frames are two cats, a fly in a venus flytrap, flint n steel and dynamite, a wolf carrying a hare in its mouth, and a field on fire, all with the text 'I think so' at the bottom. The final frame is Hels' sword stuck into the ground with Ex's helmet next to it and three dots where the previous text was. END V.D.]

taglist below

TAGLIST:

@acolorboom @strawberry--dust @dinoloverfjuwhb @dynamiteghost @manyminded @eldritchshapeshifter @moonybamboony

(contact me to be added or removed)

[warframeinfested]

If this gets five likes at best I will maybe ramble about what it's like being in a romantic relationship with my drifter

OR better yet, my drifter being romantically with amir or other hex members i believe she'd be compatible with

[hexiewrites]

sticks, stones, and beavers

happy birthday @thefreakandthehair! this one is for you and our shared highly inadvisable crush on captain ratman himself.

(find it on ao3)

Eddie’s first problem is that he’s at a gay sports bar. It’s not the gay part that’s the problem, though god knows he never wants to drink in a room full of straight people again. It’s not even the sports that’s necessarily an issue, though usually they come for women’s night, and he fucking loves to see the place absolutely packed with ladies who’re so goddamn hype about professional women’s sports. No, it’s not the gay bar and it’s not the sports bar that are the actual issues. (Though, he does want a word with whoever decided to call the place Sticks, Stones, and Beavers because, fucking yikes.) The actual issue is that Chrissy hadn’t realized it was hockey night. And maybe that might have been okay too, except she’d immediately spotted a tall woman with a short cropped brunette bob and went “oh my god, she could snap me in half any day,” glanced back to Eddie to say, ���her friend looks fucking hot too, you should get in on that,” and then she’d promptly followed the brunette into the bathroom.  So the problem is that Eddie is in a gay sports bar on fucking hockey night and he’s alone. And even then, that might have been fine. Maybe. It at least wouldn’t have been the first time it had happened. So, he probably would have been alright. If it hadn’t been for the gorgeous man with the perfect hair.

(keep reading on ao3)

[dfmm]

Me: Mom, can we get Testament Guilty Gear

Mom: We have Testament Guilty Gear at home

Testament Guilty Gear at home:

[aether-link]

What I’d give too piggyback said hex members on my warframes back. Like, The amount of times I’ve had Amir get stuck on literally anything or nothing at all gets a little frustrating. Or like have my Titania in rasorwing carry Amir away, like AH.

[ender--gaming]

@cosmicskittlez I did the art from your post that I really liked but in my style.... :3 :3 :3 :3

[loveeari]

regulus: james i'm going to ask you nicely, did. you. eat. the. last. chocalate. bar? James: no regulus: oh really? regulus pulls out pictures of james shoving chocalate in his mouth as an deer: have anything to say for yourself? james: i love you? regulus: nice try i'm not sirius james: SIRIUSSSS

[whosectype]

I would like to formally decree that tumblrs color pickers in settings is an absolute artists nightmare

[witchaboos]

Hey Weebs! Check it out - there's an "official" Witchaboos Playlist to go with the comic!

Featuring all female and/or queer artists, and new songs are added every issue.

Featuring artists like Shonen Knife, Otoboke Beaver, Deerhoof, Ex-Hex, Fatty Cakes and the Puff Pastries and MORE!

[scatterstory1]

[sgdlr]

this is the worst run that i should not have fucking won. look at my damage output and tell me thats normal. i didnt get an attack boon until the final shop before chronos.

[stonersweetiexx]

I decided to make some cookies!

I used boxed spice cake mixed with 1 container of cool whip. Then I rolled them in cinnamon powdered sugar.

I modified this recipe for Strawberry fluffies ☺️

https://youtu.be/s4DvnyIcxP8

[fatestouch]

“If Wrenn doesn’t stop trying to cook my goose, I’ll be forced to play my ultimate trump card. Which is snitching.” Meaning he’s gonna tell Alli.

[kruegercoldfinished]

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