#predictable? quite.

[1driedpersimmon]

I started playing Limbus Company it’s very fun, gives me a headache

[tangledinink]

the red angel of preventing harm needed a counterpart... what's a hero without a villain, after all? >:3c

[ -> @tmntfashioncompetition, "heroes and villains" week. as always, brownie points to those who find the easter eggs... ]

[lucabyte]

Comfortable in New Skin

[reunitedinterlude]

all or nothing: the album

track 15: cosmic window

[crocodilenjoyer]

here’s the thing. about zolu. puts myhand on your shoulder Here’s the thing. luffy? aromantic. zero interest in romance. zoro? gay. very low interest in romance. has two braincells and they’re both devoted to thinking about swords. they are not dating. it is not romantic. it’s not sexual either because luffy, much like his views on romance, could not give less of a shit about sex. maybe if they both feel up to it at the same time, but that’s rare and when it does happen it’s more of a physicality and, to a lesser extent, affection thing than anything else. occasionally it’s a “hey wouldn’t it be weird/funny/fucked up if we [insert some david cronenberg-type shit]” thing and the other one goes “haha yeah do you wanna try.” but i digress.

however. HOWEVER. they Have A Thing. what that Thing entails is a mystery. luffy is both incredibly straightforward and frustratingly cryptic whenever he’s asked about it and zoro just kinda shrugs. they’re just luffyandzoro and zoroandluffy. the king and his lionheart. drift compatible. partners. captain and first mate. the sailor and the north star. sun and moon. they simply Are. what does that entail? well brother. they hang out

[lewishamiltonstuff]

Williams have two broken chassis now? Watch them get a new chassis for Alex and ask Logan to race with 2 broken chassis glued together to make one dysfunctional chassis.

[finnitesimal]

The pissa kiss isn't romantic in the sense of. Like a ending scene wedding kiss at a movie or a sad kiss in the rain. It's like those like heist/infiltration sequences where you have to kiss your partner so the guards keep walking by but you get kind of into it until they have to remind you to keep moving. Or like those thankful oh my god I could Kiss you right now celebration scenes. You know the ones

[sesamenom]

more from the reverse gondolin au

[welleducatedinfant]

calling it now it’s gonna be a conan gray summer

[copdog1234]

It may end up being an impossible feat for me because i tend to play in a neutral good sort of way, but I really hope that on my first playthrough of BG3 I'll be able to successfully befriend all of the Early Access companions and not have them leave me cause they hate my decisions. I'm attached to all of them.

[vero-niche]

with all these grim times going on with matakara where arajin is somewhat sidelined i almost forgot about the stone! the recurring item of the friendship/love stone!! the stone nobody else has appriciated only matakara!!!

im so sure arajin is going to bring back matakara with either the old stone he gave him as a kid or a new one he made (maybe even the one above that he meant for mahoro?) bc of this frame in the op too:

and it would be such an amazing move to mirror mahoro's disgusted reaction in ep1 with matakara regaining his kind self from it in ep12, something something not the love that arajin wanted but the one he needed to be brave again

[tanadrin]

Rarely do we predict the end of the world two or three generations hence; it’s always “this generation will not pass away before all these things have come to pass.” And I’m sure there are a lot of reasons for this—if you’re running a genuine doomsday cult, for instance, you don’t want to put the doomsday too far off. And I *think* part of the driving force there is that it’s really hard for us to imagine that the world will continue once we are gone, more or less intact. Like, it’s really weird to look at small children and know that, if everything goes right, they will see and do and think things you will never share in. That your life before they came along will be nothing more than the thinly imagined world beyond the borders of photographs that your parents’ or grandparents’ was before you. That however important and accomplished you are, the world will continue to spin when you have died.

That’s a hard fact to get your head around! And it’s sort of the inverse of the way we ofte treat our childhood as cosmogonic, as the default state against which all else rises and falls. We are prone to a solipsism where the bounds of the word are the bounds of our lives. That’s not a novel idea, but it does make me very skeptical of any eschatology positive or negative. The world has, so far, an extremely good track record of zero transformative catastrophes or eucatastrophes that take place with the sound of trumpets in the twinkling of an eye. Sure, it has lots of moments of *change.* Whole ages of them—dramatic sometimes, but always continuous. Differentiable, you might say, in that however rapidly the status quo is in flux you can see there is one, and how we got here from a previous state.

And not only do doomsayers have a pretty lousy track record, they frequently exhibit telltale signs that their doomsaying is based in something other than careful deduction—like Paul Ehrlich not only missing the Green Revolution (a forgivable error perhaps) but digging in even further the more reality continued to drift from his apocalyptic forecasts. One cannot help but think of Harold Camping, continually reissuing his predictions for the Second Coming. But also—peak oil was wrong; climate change has been bad but looks like it will not be “the end of industrial civilization” bad; a NATO/Warsaw Pact nuclear war never came to pass, (although arguably that’s the one that was in a lot of ways the most rational, and where we got luckiest). The non-doomsday-prophet types look at these fortunate turns and go “thank God that never happened!” But some people seem truly disappointed—after all, if the word will outlast you, how special can you or your era really be?

[rubywolf0201]

Not to be 10000% negative and cynical about but why do I feel like at some point in BUCCHIGIRI?!, Matakara just suddenly snapped at Arajin in a future episode. Like he just gets fed up with Arajin’s rude and distant behaviour and just straight up calls him out.

Gods, it would be so devastating not because of the angst potential, but the fact that despite being reunited with his childhood friend (well sweetheart lol), Arajin just keeps brushing him off, ignoring him, and chasing a girl who is clearly using him for selfish reasons.

And then suddenly, Arajin suddenly blurted out that it’s because of the guilt that he couldn’t protect Matakara during their childhood and that he broke their promise, complete with Arajin just breaking down.

Matakara would be shocked but disappointed that this is what kept Arajin back? Well, he understands but Matakara would walk out. He wouldn’t say anything but the look of his face is just…disappointment.

[raayllum]

Ocean rune cube foreshadowing I never doubted you for a second sweetie mwah mwah love you

[arolesbianism]

Some very lazy concept doodles for my swap au Wendy

[moth-yknowtheartist]

Are. You still doing drawings. Bc. Man. Sure could use a. Doodle. Of feral Professor. For real. Like. Fuzzy. For real. Hissing boy.

he is fucked up a little!!!!!!!