#and completely misremembering things

[darkfluffydragon]

Decided to make a quick height chart for the Phantasmagoria Beasts, though I only drew SM, ES and BS since they were the only ones with designs I'd decided on XD. Knowledge is the only pre-corruption one since he actually goes through a height change after being sealed in the silver tree.

They're really tall, tall enough that they don't...exactly feel like 'cookies'. Except for Knowledge, he's an exception. The others tease him about it lol.

[leguin]

also. and yes i did just rewatch the finale. when louis admits (in his own head) what actually happened over lestat’s body, and it becomes clear that actually he’s just inventing things wholecloth. he’s just putting words in claudia’s mouth, which means she could’ve said anything. lestat could’ve done anything. louis could’ve done anything, and we barely know what he did do because he’s a lying liar who lies! maybe there were only 10 true seconds in the whole interview! maybe not even that! it’s insane and the flip happens in about .2 seconds, which is even more insane. just like that.

[findmewheretheseameetsthesky]

I have this gut feeling that Prentice is going to play a large role in the series conclusion for keeper. I mean, the series is quite literally called 'Keeper of the Lost Cities', and other than Prentice, i can't remember if we've been introduced to any other keeper so far.

And let's not forget how Prentice's storyline has been integral to the plot so far, but we still haven't answered most of the questions surrounding him? He's been there right from the beginning and so far we still haven't gotten any closer to knowing why he called swan song. And I'm pretty sure it was for something more than just being compromised. Essentially, i think that the puzzle piece we've been missing is the reason Prentice called swan song.

[front-facing-pokemon]

[sonknuxadow]

i dont think i want the older 3d sonic games to be remastered at all actually they should only ever be re released while changing as little as possible. giving sonic adventure 2 shadow the hedgehog etc modern graphics and updated voice acting would take away a lot of the charm of those games i think

[dysphoroboros]

why do so many accounts have "proshippers dni" i dont get it. it literally doesnt effect you, atleast put darkship if thats what you want to dni cuz proship is literally "make whatver you want" as a stance

[redflannelsheets]

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[makerofmadness]

I'm just. Fudging. *family guy death pose*

[timelessmulder]

i do not remember. what he said exactly. in unhinged rant no. Whatever. but i do kind of think a lot about lloyd saying something about students learning their teachers weaknesses and using it against them with his usual apeshit cynicism* (more or less. i am. simplifying!)

esp in light of the situation with sarah and how much he enjoyed being a mentor and all that

this post is incoherent i am having one of those days

*i think he framed it in a “this is good actually” way but i feel like that im misremembering

[miraclemaya]

i have to say, and i never had the chance to play it so take this with a grain of salt, but i dont think weaverdice is like a good system at all. it has really interesting concepts sure, but like idk it seemed kinda mid to me

[just-spacetrash]

😈😇

[croc-odette]

i don't think ds9 ever leaned as extremely into this as tng, but it is funny to think about that tng episode where they were like 'we can't terraform this planet because it will kill the murderous crystalline lifeform on it that just called us ugly because we accidentally murdered parts of it by removing a saline layer.' picard said pack up your science shit and lets get out of here, that planet already has life on it!!!

[mizzmellos]

^how I feel finishing half that fic and knowing there's no more out there

[rdawnn]

something about toh i never understood is if caleb and philip entered the demon realm as children then why and how is there a statue of them in connecticut as adults

[matt-w-blogging]

I feel like a lot of people miss the point of Sherlock's charging-port-deduction when they poke fun at it.

Now, I'm not saying he's right or some genius (or that you shouldn't poke fun at the deduction), I'm just saying that the point of this specific observation was misunderstood.

Because yes, we all try to plug our phones in in the dark or without looking and miss the port a few times. But not hard enough to leave scratches in the metal. When I look at my charging port, there are no scratches there, because I use the appropriate amount of force when plugging in my phone, and I think most of you do, too.

However, when you're completely drunk, there isn't really an 'appropriate amount of force.' You will jam your charger into the metal around your phone port hard enough to leave visible scratches.

It wasn't that the phone's user missed the port; it was that they missed the port with enough excessive force to scratch the phone.

(Which, of course, doesn't even necessarily mean 'alcoholic'; it could just be someone with difficulty with fine motor skills, or who misjudges how much force they need for things, or wasn't wearing their glasses and got very frustrated trying to plug in their phone, or any variety of other scenarios)

[dravidious]

YES YES YES