#am I a circus clown

[mrkanman]

kaufmo funny clown moments

[numberstationmason]

Not done with movie yet, and I’m trying to restrain myself but my word, Liquid Sky’s soundtrack is Ass on Fire! Jeez Louise !

[murderofsomeone]

Happy 21st anniversary to Lemon Demon!

[v0idwraith]

the way i watched through the whole credits waiting for aziraphale to go back

[biggest-gaudiest-patronuses]

It's gonna be my BIRTHDAY soon and I really need to rustle up some CASH so if u feel like this blog has made your life MEASURABLY WORSE (or just weirder) over the past year, perchance consider tipping your town fool? THANK YOU (kofi / paypal)

[necro-acid]

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[highoncatfood]

it is lemon demon day so i am posting all of my favourite lemon demon pieces ive made that i havent posted here before (i think)

yayyyyyy

[tianshiko]

guess who is tempted to make a whole AU comic like this

[luminlunii]

doodle request - Rocky Freckle and Ivy in clown costumes with red noses

3 circus clowns coming right up!

Might do a follow up drawing to have all three of them together.

[morverenmaybewrites]

Imagine Eurydice!Jason Todd and Orpheus!Reader

Inspired by this wonderful post by @bloodtypemoss Can you just imagine Jason being trapped in the bowels of Arkham Asylum again, perhaps as an act of vengeance by Scarecrow? Can you imagine him with fear toxin pumping through his veins instead of the snake venom that killed Eurydice? And it is almost like death, being trapped in the place he had tried to escape for so long? Certainly, it's a form of hell. He can even pick out the stains on the floor where he had bled so long ago. Here, was where he woke up to find that the Joker had broken his leg, the bone sticking out of his flesh, and the pain pulsing in him like a heartbeat. Here, was where he had first broken and begged for the pain to stop, despite initially promising to himself that he would not give Joker the satisfaction. Here, was where the Joker had pressed a burning brand on his face, marking him forever. It is almost like death, and God does Jason wish it was the real thing.

Can you imagine the reader as unarmed as Orpheus, and yet equally as unafraid?

Perhaps, like Orpheus, they do not know what they will encounter, only that their beloved is waiting for them: at the point where the darkness ends, at the final step down those spiraling stairs, at the end of the world. And what greets them isn't the god and goddess of the underworld, there is no three-headed beast to bar their path. There is only a man, left alone in the dark, waiting to die. Fear is not as final as death, but when Jason looks up at you, his eyes glassy with memories you think that it is almost enough. This may be what kills him, if you do not pull him out.

And it is not his name, dripping from your lips like tears, that breaks through the haze nor your hands gently cupping his face. Instead, it is something old and silly and nameless: a lullaby you once heard from a woman in East End. You remember how you used to hum it to him, wordless, when he lay on your lap, sleepless with nightmares. And you wonder if Jason remembers it, too. Perhaps like Eurydice, whose memories trickle back to her as she rises from the underworld, your voice is what breaks him out of it. These thoughts filter through his mind like fragments, like raindrops collected in one's cupped palms. That his name is Jason Todd. That he did not die that night in Arkham Asylum. That he is loved. And this time, it is enough. But his eyes are still blinded with toxins, and his bones feel heavy with the weight of memory. Like Eurydice, he will need you to lead him out. But it is enough, it is more than enough. He rises. And he follows.

[neoyi]

SHUT UP AND JUST TAKE IT.

[localratwithcowboyhat]

HEY YOU 🫵

Clown painting:]

Alright thats it

thank you 💥

[dragonsbluee]

Me and my brother casually discussing how we would survive in One Piece/what we would do first:

Me: I'll pull a classic isekai move; find a stable island (somehow), open up a small shop, and stay the hell out of the way. Maybe I'll open a betting ring based on the newspapers, but there's no way I'm getting involved.

Brother: Bitch you went to theatre school. You're joining the Buggy Pirates the first chance you get.

Me: ....

Brother: I've had to sit through your MULTIPLE rants on how the series treats clowns and the logistics of how they would run a pirate circus.

Me: okay but-

Brother: YOU WORK WITH CLOWNS!

[that1notetaker]

Hi, I'm bad at talking to people, especially online, but I make comics and maybe it'd be nice to read what you people think, so I'm putting myself in the void? Will it echo or will it engulf me and regurgitate silence?

[lover-of-mine]

Okay, I've been joking the clown shoes are on because they let Ryan out of interview jail and let Ryan and Oliver stand next to each other, but the thing is something shifted on the way the show is handling buddie it comes down to the marketing. To escape the queerbaiting allegations, they didn't let Ryan and Oliver interact for official marketing purposes. After season 2 when they realized people were shipping buddie, Ryan and Oliver didn't do interviews together. I'm pretty sure the closest we got was that one video in the beginning of s6 of them showing off their muscles. Having an article titled "9-1-1's Oliver Stark and Ryan Guzman on Buck and Eddie's 'open, sensitive, and vulnerable' season 7 dynamic" where they refer to buddie as buddie and talk about how fun it was to write their dynamic this season, and them dealing with something about Chris together is something else. It's on another level. Clown shoes are on because they are using buddie to promote and using buddie to promote means there is buddie to promote. Maybe I am setting myself up for disappointment. But it is intriguing to say the least.

[syl-stormblessed]

update from my last post: i am currently 90% of the way through Making Money and i think i’m actively losing my mind. in a good way but i’m losing it nonetheless. i’m literally a different person now. genuinely can’t believe that when i woke up yesterday i hadn’t even read Going Postal. i think i died and came back RIGHT