cocosketch

[staragroza]

winner pov TRUST

oh i forgor to post them here...... The sillies

[asukiess]

I think the perfect episode for me now would be if felix had to step in as the black cat holder for whatever contrived reason and plagg’s like “since you’re so good at copying looks, you can just be this dude” and felix is like ok yeah. so he fights with ladybug and the whole time felix is thinking “what the actual fuck marinette you are all OVER this dude?? you are dating my brother/cousin???” and then is even more confused when she starts crying about how she misses chat

so after the fight felix tells adrien “idk I know you were a fan of ladybug but um it kinda seems like she sucks. she’s in love with chat and cat walker wtf” and adrien starts crying happy tears and felix is like these people are UNSTABLE and then returns home to play the most insane teenage hormone fueled game of chess with kagami

[relaxedstyles]

[yunoftheclouds]

This is how lesson 16 went right (blood warning)

[artisyone]

based on this:

[whereifindsanity]

Hahaha!

[eversweetflowerpot]

outtakes pt 7. i think.

[imyesterdaysproblem]

how i feel after saying my fic will be out the next day and now it’s been 2 weeks

[potato-lord-but-not]

Early Towel Day post because I have other plans BUT <333333 they <3

[an-artistic-failure]

I feel that…. mayhaps……. indulging exclusively in a lot of dark content maybe… sorta… has an effect on you mentally… or something…

[onecupofsugar]

IMtober Day 14: Ruin

[krystaldeath]

Cotl Textposts… 2!!!

(Last two are suggestive)

[nando161mando]

Oops

[ennard-is-near]

Do you…Do you guys think Scott Cawthon knows what a frontal lobe is? Do you guys know what the frontal lobe is? Because I feel like some people don’t know how much brain that is.

Like holy shit (Brain facts below the cut)

Okay hi welcome to brain facts. So the fascinating thing about human brains is that the basic stuff is in the brain stem and towards the back of the brain, so things like breathing, digestion, and other stuff you do without thinking about it are all back there. The more complex stuff is in the front. Your frontal lobe in particular controls your speech (in an area called Broca’s area I think), motor function and personality. Less severe damage can result in lack of social awareness or increased impulsivity. But we aren’t talking about “less severe” damage so let’s get to the good stuff.

In the 1840s sometime, a man named Phineas Gage had a giant ass metal pole blown (with some sort of explosive gunpowder) through his head (entering under his cheek and exiting the top of his head) and survived. I don’t really think I can do justice how insane this is, but google it if you want to see a photo of a guy holding a rod that went through his head and a couple recreations of it. Gage was alive after this, and was mostly fine except for he had severe personality changes and intense epileptic seizures. What I’m getting at with this is that because the rod shot through his frontal lobe (FNaF reference) he was fine and actually survived about 13 years (just with the personality of an asshole) before he died of a seizure.

A lobotomy was an extremely popular practice in the 1950s that was intended to cure mental illness. Of course nobody knew what was going on back then so really sometimes they were just “curing” like hysteria or melancholy or whatever. The procedure, in its most popular form, involved sticking an ice pick up through a patient’s eye socket and just scrambling their brains (The frontal lobe) with it (extremely simplified). This often resulted in severe damage to their motor and speech skills, their personality, their thinking, etc. But it did make most people easier to deal with, so that’s good I guess. Arguably the most famous lobotomy patient (victim) is Rosemary Kennedy, JFK’s sister.

Okay, this is a FNaF account actually. So I’d like to call attention to a couple things Phone Guy says in reference to the Bite of ‘87. He says that Jeremy survived “without a frontal lobe” which is completely wild but like…probably possible? However it would lead to like total paralysis and complete inability to form coherent thoughts. And while in The Week Before, Ralph does say something about him “not talking anymore. Or doing much else.” And everyone does act like it’s a completely wild thing that he survived (which it is) but I feel like we should probably chalk “without” up to hyperbole, though you don’t have to if you don’t want to.

But even with it still like…partially intact some symptoms of severe injury to that big chunk of your brain are: short-term memory loss, loss of motor (both gross and fine) and speech skills, completely disorganized behavior and thinking, intense personality changes, creating false memories (confabulation, which sounds like a word I made up but it’s not) and probably the wildest one called anosogonia, which is where you just don’t realize that something is wrong with you (or the extent of it)

All this to say: nothing, really. I just really wanted to talk about this.