#leaches

[iwasateenageelf]

[catluniscia]

My Card where you can find my socials, where to buy my merch, and commission information, and places to support me like ko-fi https://blackmoonrose13.carrd.co/

Speed paint: https://youtube.com/shorts/lTHAymjNqUs?feature=share

A wonderful person received some wonderful art from me. PlaguedoctorNagisa on twitch, it is there sona who is a plague doctor rat…place plague rat joke here.

I decided to draw her sona being excited over some leeches the go to tool of any plague doctor worth their snake oil -rimshot-

[enbygunderson]

PSA

No one is gonna take away your democrat card if you take your raging liberal friends’ claims of rare mental illnesses, indigenous status, etc, with a grain of salt. There are people who will absolutely try to manipulate you by using your sense of social justice against you. Protect yourself.

[nonyayo2]

The $10,000 Student Loan Debt Forgiveness Plan - Explained!

[spookley-daily]

He wasn't actually trying to stop the plague. Actually, he was helping it spread.

And practicing blood letting.

A lot of blood letting.

[kvvvnjamz]

All landlords are crackheads.

That's all.

[redheadeddisneyfreak]

Who would’ve known that the lake was filled with giant alien leaches?! Bob and frank sure didn’t, but they do now! At least they didn’t skinny dip #artspam #art #drawing #digitalart #procreate #spooky #halloween #forest #lake #aliens #UFO #Leaches #suckers https://www.instagram.com/p/CkWnOwPyxCO/?igshid=NGJjMDIxMWI=

[caseys-breanna]

My favourite Parker episode has always been The Inside Job, y'know why? It's not just what Parker does, but rather what the others do FOR Parker.

Parker has 4 safe houses in the city, but Nate and Sophie know her well enough to know where she actually stays when she's away from the team

Parker's security code. Do you understand the level of trust someone like Parker will have to have to use their name as her security code? To the place that's her own personal sanctuary? Sophie EARNED that level of trust.

'The Sterenko can't be cracked-' 'Can you do it?' 'Nate, it can't be-' 'For Parker. Can you do it for Parker?'

This. Just this.

'I made her. I trained her, and I released her into the world.' 'She was broken! She needed you!'

This stood out so loud to me, because it's not Hardison or Sophie (the more emotionally intelligent ones of the team) saying it. Because it's NATE. It's Nate, the man who couldn't say I Love You to Sophie for so long. The man who got so caught up in his son's death that every job involving kids or medical malpractice he nearly went out of line. NATE, who pushes and pushes and is ruthless and so cold at times.

It's Nate protesting for Parker, standing up FOR Parker, and y'know why? Because Parker doesn't know what she got deprived of. Parker doesn't feel that loss because you can't grieve something you aren't even aware you could've had. But Nate does. Nate saw her injustice and loss of childhood and spoke up, KNOWING she'll never know about him defending her.

'Hardison I screwed up.' 'We're already here mama.'

Do you understand the level of trust and vulnerability it requires for her to say those words? She's never gotten anyone's help after a screwup, she's had to take care of herself on her own. And there's Hardison, right there, not upset, not angry, not disappointed. A right straight - I'm here and we'll get you out.

'Let's get our girl home.'

Do I even need to say anything.

'It's not what we do, we don't get involved!' 'No, that's what YOU do!'

Parker is not Archie Leach's protege anymore. She's Parker. She's the greatest thief in the world. She's the one person to get the entire Leverage Inc breathing down your neck to save her. She has a family who got her back. She has a life and friends and people who may not understand her always but will always support her and be there for her, no matter what, without changing any aspect of her or forcing her to change either. And she saves people, because that's what they do.

'It's your play Parker.'

The explicit trust Nate displays in her. For someone like Nate with control issues and need to be the guy calling the shots, this is practically an all out notice saying 'she's my people, she's my family, I trust her with my life, more than that I trust her with my family and our jobs.'

'No.' 'What do you mean no? This isn't time for crazy, Parker! Come on!' 'No! I need to go back. I need to put the vial back.'

Do you understand what it feels to have someone like Parker, who is practically a ghost and the prospect of getting stuck somewhere is unthinkable, to refuse an escape route? And that too because she wants to help people and not be used to hurt them? In the face of someone who brought her up to only steal? Now that's growth.

Now this is a callback, but when Sophie and Nate first enter her safehouse, Sophie says something that foreshadows the ending. She says 'Look at this. It's methodical. This could be one of your plans, Nate.'

This is a personal choice, but god it's so good when authors and writers and creators give you hints and foreshadow and reward your intuition at the end, rather than changing endings for shock value. Because Hardison isn't ruthless, Eliot isn't striving for control, and Sophie is dramatic, not clinical. None of it would have been worth it unless it went to Parker, which it did.

Man, this fucking show I swear.

[pennywise-fucker]

Every rental that I see "no pets allowed", I wish squatters on ✨️

[rhetthammersmithhorror]

Witch's Night Out | 1978

[frogcupid]

you ask, i deliver! here's ghost.. maybe not quite moaning, but something close enough ( ͡° ͜ʖ ͡°) whole thing lovingly crafted from his official voicelines.

[enjoyed? reblog! <3]

[centipest]

pschoo!!⚡

[fullcolorfright]

MAD TUNESMITH BITES BULLET

[bigoldeels]

that's the hell of it.

[preacherpollard]

Life In The Blood

Life In The Blood

Thursday’s Column: Captain’s Blog Carl Pollard A common practice for thousands of years was to drain “bad blood” out of the body. In fact, there are still some cultures today that practice this. The greatest doctors who were thought to be extremely smart would commonly drain the “bad blood” out of their patients if they were sick. For the longest time it was believed that if you were sick you…