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[emo-metalhead-punki]

CJ HD 💙🩸 (Redraw Screenshot)

Yo imagine TheMaskedChris made a gore video

That will be sick as balls brah

Also it's an idea from a fwend lmao UwU

Psycho CJ mwahhaaa

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[kekeartzworld]

Random Starlight Mayhem edit I guess

[something-old-something-new]

@themaskedchris I think you need this!

I think we should get it to Antherm Overload too!

POSITIVE AFFIRMATIONS: i am not a creep. i am not a weirdo. i do know what the hell i’m doing here. i do belong here

[cardiaccat]

who are your favorite baby faced assassins in the NFL?

In no particular order:

Jayden Daniels

Bryce Young

CJ Stroud

[sainteclectic]

hi hello do the soul fragments ever look after each other when they're regressed? (also sidenote i love them sm the characters and designs are great)

thank you ^-^

and yes! nous specifically is a flip i think... as much as he's tired of the time loop, he still likes to take care of people - he's just exhausted because it's so high stakes and he can't escape it. so caregiving is a good way for him to problem solve and help others without the stress of it being an inescapable responsibility

and eros likes to feel valued and useful, so while they're not a caregiver, they certainly don't mind taking care of the others. thymos doesn't take care of the others in the traditional sense, but it does watch over them while regressed because its worried about them getting hurt

bonus: nous prefers parallel play while regressed and sometimes naps near mind while he does work. and heart likes to hang out with thymos, surprisingly enough. something about the parallels of feeling suffocated and trapped by your emotions... heart makes a blanket nest for it to sleep in :-)

[vvadeyy]

i have zero motivation to post to social media lol anyways

CJ and Vade my beloveds

yes i get my name from someone's ocs who happen to be in an fnf mod

bonus art

Jack meets his doppelgänger

[thekylemeredith]

What happens when The Breakfast Club meets Hereditary at a pre-wedding cabin in the woods? You get It’s What’s Inside, Netflix’s latest mind-melter of a body-swap thriller. I talked with #BrittanyOGrady, #GavinLeatherwood, and #AlyciaDebnamCarey about playing multiple characters, channeling modern-day anxieties, and why this is definitely not your typical Freaky Friday.

“We all trusted each other to hold our creations close,” Brittany told me. “If you had a bunch of egomaniac actors, it could’ve gone wrong. But we were all in.”

[the-first-concerto]

🌠 » 「よーしルビー、一緒にやろうよ！」

Self-indulgent

To download the PSD click 🌠 Emoji

@ when using !

[galactivtraveler]

Ruby asking CJ if he’s high, which he is

[acebirdofprey]

The West Wing AU I wish to write.

Main relarionships from the original show will be changed to fit the ship a plot that I want for my AU.

Main relationship: Bail/Breha/Fox

Breha will be my version of the president, Jed Bartlet, with Bail as the doctor Abihail Barttlet (the first lady) but instead of a former doctor he will be a former congress man (Like Santos was in the show). Fox will be the press sectraty (CJ Cregg).

Breha and Bail will both be 35 with Fox as 24 being a 11 year age gap.

It's going to have a lot of the major plot points and jokes in the show. The main diffrence will be that Bail and Breha fall for Fox and all 3 would start dating around the end of the first season (Part 1)

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This may take a while to come out due to the fact that I'm going to start rewatching at the begining of Augest and will be writing as I go along.

[emo-metalhead-punki]

.:Colombian Vade🇨🇴:.

I headcanon her as Colombian uwu

Cuz her hips doesn't lies lmao!!!

[episodicnostalgia]

Star Trek: The Next Generation, 109 (Nov. 21, 1987) - “Hide and Q”

Written by: C.J. Holland & Gene Roddenberry Directed by: Cliff Bole

The Breakdown

Q makes his first return appearance, but this time he decides he’s going to pick on Riker, since Picard is a boring rule follower. Initially Q brings Riker (along with a few select bridge crew) to another plane-of-existence to play some kind of war simulation. After making the participants suffer grisly and painful deaths, Q decides to undo it all, and instead levels Riker up with the power of unbridled omnipotence.  Initially Riker does try to resist the temptation to do literally anything he wants, but his resolve is tested when a young child dies on a rescue mission, which leads Riker to thinking “hey technically I could actually do a lot of good with these new powers.” And in fairness, he’s kind of got a point.

So what does Riker do with his new godhood?  Of course first-things-first, he proceeds to bring the little girl back to life before reuniting her with her fami- Just kidding, lol. No, instead he offers his friends a round of good old fashioned wish fulfilment.  Riker proceeds to offer Geordie his sight back, Worf a violently horny Klingon woman, and Wesley a ripped-and-slightly-older body.  To his astonishment the entire crew turn down their gifts almost without hesitation, possibly because of their strong moral centre, but also possibly because Q is clearly playing at some kind of contrived moral lesson about humanity, and playing into his hands is generally unwise.  Realizing the error of his ways, Riker surrenders his new powers, and literally no one mentions the little dead girl ever again.  Meanwhile Q is dragged away screaming by the Q-continuum, because apparently he didn’t get the proper permits to visit the humans. I’m sure that’s the last we’ll see if that guy!

The Verdict

The concept is sound enough, as far as morality plays go, but the execution culminates in a missed opportunity to delve into some more interesting questions. Do I think Riker should possess the power of a god? No. But surely the life of an innocent child should yield greater consideration than Wesley’s desire to be a grown up. All things considered, ‘Hide and Q’ is just kind of weak, if amusing in it’s own right.

John de Lancie is starting to lean more into the trickster god vibes this time around, which I do enjoy, although still a little over-the-top, but then so is everyone else.

2 stars (out of 5)

Additional Observations

Lt. Yar has a thing for a sensitive Picard, and maybe also Worf? During Q’s games she’s sidelined and made to wait on the ship (with her life potentilally on the line).  Picard offers his moral support and she’s basically like “Wow you really are the whole package.  If ONLY you weren’t also my captain”.  And maybe it’s just me, but later when Worf is offered his potential Klingon mate, Tasha seems a bit jealous. I guess she can’t deny a strong forehead.

Wesley gets impaled, but words can’t do it justice.

Worf’s acrobatic leap over the bridge railings has got to be one of the most unintentionally hilarious pieces of acrobatics in television history. I love it with all my heart.

The bridge crew are all a little TOO impressed with adult Wesley.

[cardiaccat]

Bryce on growing up with CJ and Jayden

[fixomnia-scribble]

Kate & CJ.

Nuff said.

Doug Westin had an affair with his nanny.

[whichgreathousewouldtheybepartof]

[teriri-sayes]

Reactions to The Light's Chapter 438

New title - 55. ...Can I Have It All?

Brief summary: Clopeh and Terosa come to an agreement. Sui becomes the 3rd sibling. Cale's group head out to meet Simon.

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First half of the chapter was about the two fanatics. Cale was having fun watching the two that he even wished he had brought popcorn here. 😂

Eventually, the two came into an agreement. However, "Kase" said that only he was the child of Count Lupe. His other siblings were not of Lupe's bloodline.

Clopeh acknowledged that Terosa was his kindred in their fanaticism. But he considered her as still immature. Terosa was conscious of people's negative opinions of her fanaticism, and was comforted to meet a fellow fanatic as her.

But Clopeh believed that if one's belief was firm, they would never waver at people's opinion of them. Terosa was affected by it, so she was still "immature."

Clopeh was aware that the people around him thought he was crazy because of his fanaticism for Cale. But he did not care about their opinions of him. Because for him, following Cale's path was all that mattered.

With Sui joining the team, the group agreed to include him in their siblings act. So the sibling order was now this:

Eldest - Clopeh 2nd eldest - Cale 3rd eldest - Sui 4th eldest - On 5th eldest - Hong 6th (youngest) - Raon

However...

Sui: I'm the third eldest? Raon: Sui Khan-ah, I'll dye your hair with my color too! Clopeh: *talking about the plan* We should move together. Sui: No, that's not important. Am I the third? Clopeh: ??? Then will you be the youngest? Sui: … T-That... 😧 Cale: Pfft. Sui: Sigh…

Sui's plan to get Cale to call him hyung failed again. Instead, it would be him calling Cale as hyung. 🤣🤣🤣

Cale's group finally headed to Simon's castle to buy the mine. The GoC pope was hiding there. Interestingly, CH and HD ended up heading there too because CJS's signs pointed to the castle as well. Did that mean CJS was captured? Or was he going undercover there?

Terosa assigned two knights as escorts for Kase. One was a middle-aged man, and the other was a blonde young man in his late twenties. The latter one was actually the disguised Mol, the commander of the Demon King's 3rd Army.

Mol was known to be lazy and a slacker. He also had the derogatory nickname of "Hand in the Back" because of his habit of stabbing people in the back (figuratively), which Mol himself was proud of that he even uses that nickname when introducing himself.

Raon could tell that Mol was strong. But Sound of the Wind told Cale that she smelled the scent of a divine item on him. Mol acted like a lively knight, but Cale could tell that Mol was a scammer, so Cale returned Mol's scammer smile with his own scammer smile. 😂😂😂

I think Mol's name was intentional by the author's part. Because he was indeed a "mole", someone working as a spy. He was spying on Cale's group. But given Wind AP's divine item comment, it seemed like he was also spying on the Demon King's faction. The question though was, which god was he serving? Was he part of the GoC cult? Or the God of War?

Ending Remarks Poor Sui. 😂 Next chapter would be Clopeh's meeting with the other lord candidate, Simon. Hopefully, we would learn more about on whose side Mol was with, and the whereabouts of CJS.