#edwin the penguin

[alexthewolf29]

Alondra Family

la identidad de las almas que se encuentran dentro de mis animatronicos oc de FNAF, la ave rosada es el william afton de mi au, y el pinguino azul, un adoptado, y propiedad de una amiga @yamithehedge-wolf

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edwin is honestly so lucky. the last time i saw a sad dc twink with the general appearance of a sickly victorian orphan boy profess his love to his best friend who didn't feel the same way, said best friend started trying to kill him as revenge for the twink killing his girlfriend, then (sort of) succeeded in the revenge murder, but then later started do drugs and hallucinating him doing song and dance numbers and shit, oh and also the twink wasn't actually dead

[bunkerhillbros]

"X!" from Edwin Huang.

[helltechnicality]

" finally someone else has to deal with him coming in semi naked to their residence. "

[dcsnextgaycharacter]

Not a full list but can people send me panels they would like to see for any ship below, need to outsource help (Hank ships are in here but I don't need help with those, I am using Green Lantern/Sentinel: Heart of Darkness panels for HankTodd):

Hal/Ollie JayRoy HankTodd Match/Inertia Dick/Joey Joe Morgan/Al Pratt Bart Allen/Preston Lindsay Riddler/Scarecrow Jason Blood/Bruce Wayne Dinah/Helena Clark Kent/John Henry Irons Clark/Lex DinahOllieHal Mister Mind/The Joker Tiger/Dick Chastantine Rose/Cassie Edwin Payne/Charles Rowland Diana/Kate Kane Constantine/Lucifer Cassandra Cain/Rose Wilson Helena/Renee Sandman/Corinthian Jay Garrick/Alan Scott/Richard Swift Linda Park/Wally West/Hartley Rathaway The Shade/Jack Knight Richard Swift/Charles McNider BerKon Renee/Scandal Wally/Kyle Riddler/Penguin Hal/Earth Villains Lois Lane/Selina Kyle Ollie Queen/Eddie Fyers Plastic Man/Vic Sage Halowog Cosmic Boy/Lightning Lord Coldflash Maps Mizoguchi/Gold Beetle Nightwing/Catman Black Canary/Lady Shiva Tatsu Yamashiro/Selina Kyle Mr Freeze/Bruce Wayne Vixen/Wonder Woman Superbat Barbara/Kara Wally West/Pied Piper Max Lord/Booster Gold Harper Row/Punchline Brainiac 5/Superman Batjokes Riddlebat Jon Kent/Ash Damian/Jay Cir El/Natasha Irons/Traci 13 HalJohn HalGuy HalKyle HalAlan Beth/Yolanda HankCam Bluepulse

Sandwave Batlantern Brainiac 5/Invisible Kid DickGarth Lightray/Orion Catman/Deadshot Donna/Starfire TimKon MidDickPollo Wonder Woman/Circe Lee Travis/Wesley Dodds/Dian Belmont Boostle Todd/Kaldur Dinahbabs Bruharv Konbart BeaTora Anita Fite/Traci 13 JonDami CissieCassie Ghostbat TimJon StephCass Supercorp Dick/Wally Virgil Hawkins/Richie Foley Courtney/Emiko Talia Kane/Laurel Kent Isamot Kol/Vath Sarn Pied Piper/Trickster Two-face/Riddler Wonder Woman/Cheetah SinHal Tim/Lonnie Birds of Prey Polycule GuyJohn AnitaCissie StephMia TimBerBartKon DinahZatanna CarolDiana JessKori DickRoy BruceOllie GuyDick Bernard Dowd/Jay Nakamura Karen Starr/Helena Wayne Halbarry BruceConstantine Young Justice Polycule Lois/Diana Lex Luthor/Braniac Max Lord/Ted Kord Jessica Cruz/Soranik Natu Lex Luthor/Will Magnus Pre N52 Kara Zor El and Stephanie Brown Steph/Mia Mia/Cissie Alan Scott/Jay Garrick Selina Kyle/Talia Al Ghul Gotham City Sirens Polycule Kyle/Connor

[catastrowriting]

Edwin and Penguins

Edwin Payne/Pain and Penguins 

3 days into the newest case, some trouble with a poltergeist and the penguin enclosure at a small town zoo, Edwin came to a realization, a rather natural, small one, mind you. But a realization still. The Night Nurse had mentioned in passing that certain animals could see ghosts, this came as no surprise to Edwin of course, it was a fact he knew well that often inconvenienced them on cases, but it never truly dawned on him until he was knee-deep in icy water he couldn’t actually feel, attempting fruitlessly to coax the twisted soul of a truly horrid little beast of a bird out into the open that all animals could see ghosts. Edwin was never particularly found of dogs, cats have most certainly fallen out of his good graces due to recent events, he had rather come to terms with the fact that he simply would never experience the full brunt of affection people seem to feel for pets, but aside from Mister Feathers The Fifth causing chaos and generally making a fool of his species, Edwin can’t help but feel a little, well, connected with the odd little creatures, there’s something he finds ever so charming about the way they waddle around and something about their eyes just seems to draw him in, big and brown. like someone else he knows. And their young are so cute, by bird standards, though he would be loathe to admit such a sentiment. 

[rowlfthedog]

There are more in there. I know I missed people, but I stopped once I noticed I got past a hundred (Zoot makes 102). I stuck these in an alphebatizer real quick, but I could not think of a Muppet for X...

Abby Cadabby

Animal

Apollo Pajanimals

Baby Bear

Baby Natasha

Baskerville the Dog

Beaker

Beauregard

Bert

Big Mean Carl

Bobo the Bear

Boober Fraggle

Bunsen

Cantus Fraggle

Clifford

Constantine

Convincing John

Cookie Monster

Count Von Count

Cowbella Pajanimals

Denise the Pig

Digit

Dodos from Follow that Bird (all 4 of them)

Dr. Teeth

Dr. Van Neuter

Edwin Pajanimals

Elmo

Ernie

Floyd Pepper

Fozzie Bear

Frank Oz Muppet

Gobo Fraggle

Gonzo the Great

Gramps

Grover Monster

Grundgetta

Guy Smiley

Happy Yellow Creature

Henrietta (The Chicken)

Hugga Wugga

Iggy Wiggy

Irvine

J.P. Grosse

Janice

Java

Java Again (baby)

Jim Henson Muppet

Joe the Janitor

Johnny Fiama

Julia Autism

Junior Gorg

Kermit the Frog of course

King of the Universe

Lenny the Lizard

Lew Zealand

Lips

Ma Bear

Mahna Mahna

Mean Mama

Miss Piggy

Mokey Fraggle

Muppet Newsman (That is his name)

Nephew (Rowlf’s Nephew)

Nigel

Oscar the Grouch

Pepe

Prairie Dawn

Queen of the Universe

Red Fraggle

Rizzo the Rat

Robin the Frog

Roosevelt Franklin

Rosita Monster

Rowlf the Dog

Sal Minella

Sam Eagle

Sclrapp Flyapp

Scooter the Gofer

Skeeter the. Twin Sister

Snowth 1 from Mahna Mahna

Snowth 2 from Mahna Mahna

Snuffy

Sprocket the Dog

Squacky Pajanimals

Statler

Summer the Penguin

Swedish Chef

Sweetpea Sue Pajanimals

Telly Monster

Uncle Deadly

Uncle Traveling Matt

Waldorf

Walter

Wanda

Wayne

Wembley Fraggle

Wilkins

Wontkins

Yolanda the Rat

Yorick (the All-Consuming Skull)

Zoe Monster

Zoot

[o5-blackbird]

The guy feeding the penguins also looked a startling amount like Edwin with a regular amount of fingers. Spooky. Anyway, enjoy!

Oh! Oh, these are lovely! Thank you so much! I love peacocks so much! They are quite endearing!

[riddlrz]

"Back home"

A small snippet of my story. It takes 15 years after the events of Gotham. For now I call it "Gotham: Revisited".

Lore- a lot of Arkham inmates broke loose thanks to a new villain running around. Bruce is missing, Barbara Lee and Dick team up with three new characters to save Gotham. (The oldest of them is 25, the youngest is 12, so fun)

Barbara looked around her living room. The room was dark, other than the moon gently shining through the curtains.

She sighed. Right now, she was curled up on the couch. On the other side, Dick sat down in the armchair. Both teens were wrapped in blankets.

- Sorry, I wanted Boris to take my bed cause he's just a kid, you know?- The girl said, looking at her friend.

- I don't mind...I don't think I will sleep anyway.- He replied. Barbara noted that he had a mark on his face from the electric shock.

- Does it hurt?- She asked. The boy shook his head. It could've been a lie, as he always chose not to worry anyone.

The room fell into an awkward silence. The sound of clock ticking was the only thing they could hear. It was eary, almost mocking. Time was running away, and they couldn't do anything but sit there.

- Where's Edwin?

- In the room with our dear friend.- It felt like the boy snickered at the word friend. Said 'friend' hit him with a high power electric stick a few hours ago, but now they were passed out in Barbara's parents' bed.

- I will go switch with him. He deserves some rest...also I doubt he is gonna be able to fight that stink once they wake up.- Dick said, standing up from the chair. He left the pink blanket behind, and walked out of the room.

Barbara sat there alone for a moment, as she started to think about what was ahead of them. She was interrupted by a small beep. Her phone was on the coffee table, and she saw it lit. Without hesitation she reached towards it.

She carefully brought it to her face and read the screen.

' 1 new message from Dad♥️🧑‍✈️

"Penguin let us stay here, we're gonna be back in the morning.

He agreed to help us. He knows locations of several criminals. Don't tell Edwin that his father is also out of Arkham." '

The girl smiled slightly as she read the text. Another small beep filled the room.

' 2 new messages from Dad♥️🕵️

"I love you Babs, stay safe." '

[once-was-muses]

To expand a little on Jonathan’s relationship with touch; there are days he despises it, and days he craves it- but only from people he has deemed safe. More often than not, of course, he’s generally tolerant, with a few good and bad exceptions. Some people- Harley and Edwin- are allowed to touch him practically whenever (though he appreciates being asked first), others- Bolton, Penguin, Joker, etc.- are never allowed and may or may not be met with (more or less) proportionate violence.

[acollectionofpotentialdrawings]

Research Notes

Artists to research:

Marina Abramovic

Joseph Beuys

Chris Burden

David Critchley  

Nan Goldin

Hilma af Klint

Bruce Nauman  

Barnett Newman

Nam June Paik  

Mark Rothko

Martha Rosler

Richard Serra

David Wojnarowicz

Research Interests:

Psychology of, neuroscience of, philosophy of, psychedelics and, the religious experience

Religious Studies, specifically arguments for the existence of God

The Sublime/The Divine/The Vast etc.  

Psychology of Trauma/Generational Trauma

Ritual and Performance Art

Sadomasochism and Endurance

Sensory Deprivation

Hallucinations and Schizophrenia/Bipolar Disorder

Catatonia, excited and stupor  

Ecstasy

Political Philosophy

Protest Art

Western Philosophy vs. Eastern Philosophy

Kundalini Yoga and Tantric Sexuality/Energy orgasms  

The Gnostic Gospels

Religions of the Book vs. Eastern Religions, esp. Hinduism and Taosim

Taichi Ch’uan and Taosim

Bible History

Existentialism & English and Russian literature

Horror and horror film theory

Meditation and Mindfulness

Art Education

Books:

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Allegra, John M., The Sacred Mushroom and the Cross: A study of the nature and origins of Christianity within the fertility cults of the ancient Near East

Bachelard, Gaston, The Poetics of Space.  New York: Peguin Books, 1964.  

Barthes, Roland, Mythologies.  New York: Hill and Wang, 1972.

Bryant, Edwin F., The Yoga Sutras of Patanjali. New York: North Point Press, 2009.

Camus, Albert, The Myth of Sisyphus.  New York: Vintage Books, 1955.    

Cavendish, Richard, The Black Arts.  New York: Tarcher Perigee, 2017.  

Deleuze, Gilles, and Felix Guattari, A Thousand Plateaus: Capitalism and Schizophrenia

Eliade, Mircea, The Sacred and the Profane: The Nature of Religion.  Orlando, Austin, New York, San Diego, Toronto, London: Harcourt, Inc., 1957.

Elkins, James, Why Art Cannot Be Taught  

Foucault, Michel, The Birth of the Clinic: An Archeology of Medical Perception.  New York: Vintage Books, 1975.  

Foucoult, Michel, The History of Sexuality Vol. 1-3

Furlons, Monica, Visions and Longings: Medieval Women Mystics. Shambala: Boston, 1996.

Girardot, N.J., Myth and Meaning in Early Taoism. Berkley: University of California Press, 1983.  

Hedges, Chris, War is a Force that Gives Us Meaning.  New York: Anchor Books, 2003.  

Jaynes, Julian, The Origin of Consciousness in the Breakdown of the Bicameral Mind

Kentridge, William, Six Drawing Lessons

Kierkegarrd, Soren, The Concept of Anxiety: A Simple Psychologically Oriented Deliberation in View of the Dogmatic Problem of Hereditary Sin.

Kierkegarrd, Soren, Fear and Trembling  

Kierkegarrd, Soren, The Sickness Unto Death.  New York: Penguin Group, 2004.  

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McNamara, Patrick, Nightmares: The Science and Solution of Those Frightening Visions during Sleep

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Gillian Flynn Biography Gillian Flynn is a renowned American author and screenwriter, best known for her gripping psychological thrillers, including the critically acclaimed novel "Gone Girl." Her work often delves into dark, complex characters and intricate plots. Biography Gillian Flynn Information Table table width: 100%; border-collapse: collapse; th, td border: 1px solid black; padding: 8px; text-align: left; th background-color: #f2f2f2; Attribute Details Full Name Gillian Schieber Flynn Date of Birth February 24, 1971 Nationality American Profession Author, Screenwriter, Producer Notable Works Sharp Objects (2006), Dark Places (2009), Gone Girl (2012) Languages Published 40 Gone Girl Sales (as of 2016) More than 15 million copies Film Adaptation of Gone Girl Script by Gillian Flynn, Directed by David Fincher (2014) Awards for Gone Girl Film Critics' Choice Movie Award for Best Adapted Screenplay, Nominated for Writers Guild of America and BAFTA awards Sharp Objects HBO Series Written and Produced by Gillian Flynn, Nominated for Primetime Emmy and Writers Guild of America Award Screenplay of Widows (2018) Co-written with Director Steve McQueen Amazon Prime Video Series Utopia (2020) - Showrunner, Writer, Executive Producer Upcoming Work Currently writing her fourth novel, to be published by Penguin Random House Early Life Gillian Flynn - Early Life Gillian Flynn, the acclaimed author known for her novels such as "Gone Girl," "Dark Places," and "Sharp Objects," was born in Kansas City, Missouri. She spent her formative years in the Coleman Highlands neighborhood of midtown Kansas City. Both of her parents were educators, teaching at Metropolitan Community College–Penn Valley. This nurturing environment, steeped in academia, no doubt influenced her literary inclinations. After completing her early education in Kansas City, Flynn pursued graduate studies in Chicago. Her journey from Kansas City to Chicago marked the beginning of her illustrious career in writing and journalism. Family Gillian Flynn's Family Information table width: 100%; border-collapse: collapse; th, td padding: 8px 12px; border: 1px solid #ddd; text-align: left; th background-color: #f4f4f4; Relation Name Information Father Edwin Matthew Flynn Edwin Matthew Flynn was a film professor at Metropolitan Community College–Penn Valley. Mother Judith Ann Judith Ann was a reading comprehension professor at Metropolitan Community College–Penn Valley. Brother Travis Flynn Travis Flynn is an older brother of Gillian Flynn and works as a railroad machinist. Height, Weight, And Other Body Measurements Gillian Flynn Body Measurements Attribute Measurement Height 5 ft 6 in (168 cm) Weight Not publicly available Body Measurements Not publicly available For more information about Gillian Flynn, you can visit the following links: Gillian Flynn | Biography, Books, Sharp Objects, Dark Places Gillian Flynn - Wikipedia Gillian Flynn on IMDb Wife/husband / Girlfriend/boyfriend Gillian Flynn's Relationship Details Gillian Flynn is blissfully married to her husband, Brett Nolan. The couple has been together for several years and shares two children. Their marriage is often cited as happy and supportive, despite the dark themes present in Flynn's writing. Marriage Details Husband: Brett Nolan Marriage Date: Not publicly disclosed Children: Two There is no public information available regarding any previous relationships or significant others before her marriage to Brett Nolan. Gillian Flynn has kept her personal life relatively private, focusing public attention on her successful career as an author. Gillian Flynn is a New York Times bestselling author known for her novels such as "Gone Girl," "Dark Places," and "Sharp Objects." Her works often delve into the darker aspects of human nature and relationships, earning her critical acclaim and a dedicated readership.

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A Witch's Place Further Than The Universe

Follow for more AU/Crossovers that make no sense unless you have my exact watch history Also my MFS peeps absolutely should watch A Place Further Than The Universe it is some real good shit, there are penguins Alder (Gin), the one spearheading and commanding a civilian expedition to maintain a research station in Antarctica no longer used by the government. Used to babysit Raelle. Raelle and Scylla (remix of Shirase and Mari), dating each other. Raelle's mother Willa disappeared in Antarctica on Alder's previous expedition. Edwin fell into a depression and Raelle lost her drive just caring for the family, until Scylla kicked her butt into gear with the prospect of crashing the next expedition to find out exactly what happened to Willa. (I guess this makes Megumi Nicte lmao, going to the North Pole out of SPITE) Tally (Hinata), who dropped out of school in activist protest and planning to get her degree via test-out, joining the group after overhearing their plans and helping them sneak into a meeting to confront Alder. Abigail (Shiraishi), famed child actress who agrees to help the expedition get publicity and funding with her fame for the sake of gaining the friendship of the other three. Anacostia (Kanae), vice commander of the expedition and used to supervise/sponsor Scylla in juvie. Izadora (Yumiko), researcher and head cook in the expedition.

[angellllllllllllllllllllbaby]

Dear diary,

I’m okay. I’m sad but it isn’t an overwhelming painful sadness. When Edwin and I were having our morning coffee Edwin gets up to talk to his family. It wasn’t anything serious. I could hear them but it was in Spanish so I don’t know exactly what they said, Edwin told me they we’re basically just joking around and he gave them a little update on what’s going on with him. It made me feel bad to hear them having such a good time without me. It’s always like this. They always leave me out. I don’t hate them. I’m just really hurt that they don’t really care about me. I can’t talk to them about anything. I can’t share my success, or my downfalls, or even something as generic as how my day went. They only ever want to talk about themselves. I don’t like eating dinner with them because they only speak in Spanish. It’s uncomfortable, I feel like I don’t know what to do or say. Usually Edwin’s mom doesn’t really make enough for everyone. I purposely wait until everyone else serves themselves until I get my and Edwin’s plate. I alway try to give Edwin a good plate of food because it’s fairly obvious it was meant for him. That makes dinner even more uncomfortable because I can’t just focus on my food, I only have a few bites on my plate and I’m trying to procrastinate so we all finish around the same time. It hurts my feelings that every time they offer us food there is only really enough for edwin. I told my older sister Jackie about this and she pointed out that I’m an adult and it isn’t Antonia (Edwin’s mom) job to feed me. She’s right but it still hurts my feelings.

On a much brighter note I got to start my calico critter collection!! Edwin took me to Puzzle Zoo on the 3rd promenade to get them. I got a family of bunnies called chocolate rabbits and the penguin family. The chocolate rabbits came with a mom and dad rabbits, two kid rabbits a boy and girl. The penguins came with a mom and dad and a little baby penguin. The baby penguin is my favorite. The penguins came with a little ice cream cart. It’s so fucking funny and cute. Penguin’s selling ice cream, I love it. fucking love them I’m obsessed I made an instagram fan account for my calicos. I take one or two, sometimes three of these little guys everywhere. My little homies.

[who-is-muses]

To expand a little on Jonathan’s relationship with touch; there are days he despises it, and days he craves it- but only from people he has deemed safe. More often than not, of course, he’s generally tolerant, with a few good and bad exceptions. Some people- Harley and Edwin- are allowed to touch him practically whenever (though he appreciates being asked first), others- Bolton, Penguin, Joker, etc.- are never allowed and may or may not be met with (more or less) proportionate violence.

[miguelsonon]

BIOGRAPHY

• THE LOVELY PENGUIN •

John Edwin Barcanosa is not only my best friend but also like my brother. He is full of energy that could make you happy. He lives in Manila City, just behind our house. He's 17 Years old and has three sisters. He's the oldest among of them. He loves music and he also a singer. His favorite food is spicy carbonara. It's so delicious to eat because the taste is a perfect blend of juiciness, sweetness, and extra kick of spiciness.

When he was a kid, Edwin's love for playing with cement was as strong as concrete. He would mold it with his bare hands, shaping it into a ball, showcasing his creativity and resourcefulness. He also loved to play running, but he was so slow like an elephant. His friends called him penguin because of his name Edwin. One day, when he went for a run in the middle of the night, around his house he saw a dog that wanted to chase him. He ran faster, fearing his life, and it seemed like he was being pursued by a lightning bolt. After successfully passing the dog, he took deep breaths to calm himself.

Additional, Edwin is very energetic but sometimes, his energy can be annoying and make you angry, it's like you want to mold him into a ball, like a piece of paper. He's great and brings a lot of hype to his friends, and if he sing a song to you, you're gonna be impressed and it's feel like you're floating in a outer space.

Lastly, Edwin's life is not only full of happiness, but he also faces many problems. Sometimes, he pretends to be happy in front of many people, but they don't know that he is batman's son.