#so much for that

[galedekarios]

just ordered a new drawing tablet. prayer circle that i actually use it instead of letting my overthinking get in the way.

[melanieexox]

Lilia: When she calls you a coward, hit the deck.

*Does it and survives*

Lilia, probably: 😊

*Agatha later sacrifices herself for Billy*

Lilia, probably: 🤨

[hersheysmcboom]

It’s funny how quick people were willing to forgot Muslims are not a monolith as soon as it’s shown not all of them wanted the same person for president.

[cinamun]

Cousins | Next

[skyward-floored]

Me: I think I will write something cute

Me, ten minutes later: why is there crying

[rexscanonwife]

For the ship assumptions, I think Arthur likes humming (probably Christmas songs?) while he's doing things around the house. Sometimes you might also hum along with him too! - @solitaireships

STOP THAT'S LITERALLY SO CUTE AND SO TRUE!!!

He probably spends a LOT of time alone before he becomes Santa, his dad and brother and mom are always so busy (makes sense how close he is to grandsanta since he's the only one who's not doing anything) so most of the time Arthur is in his office looking over letters, drawings, busying himself, and I think he gets used to humming or singing to himself too!!

My s/i joining in and him being startled by it cause he's not used to someone singing WITH him AUGH IT REMINDS ME OF THAT SCENE IN ELF WITH BUDDY AND JOVIE 😭😭😭

[joe-elliott]

Instagram just suspended my new DL page and I don’t even know why 😭

[mtwiind]

@burikubato liked for a small starter!

eyes locked onto the man from across the room of this bar, he was sure that he had kept a low profile since enies lobby, so how the hell did spandam show up here on this small island?

it took everything he had not to get up and shoot his prior boss in the back with nothing but his finger, but he was sure if he did that it would cause a scene--and he didn't want that. so for now he would keep his head low as he began to make his way up to the counter to pay for his tab.

his heart might be racing slightly from the fear of getting caught as he could see that the man didn't come alone, that there were a few agents that had accompanied him. shit.

[theknightlywolfe]

And here I was thinking we'd get something resembling character development.

[askaceattorney]

Dear Jouto,

No such person exists. Any news report of that sort would obviously be parody.

-Simon Blackquill

[amidnight--dreary]

Lovely chapter, yes, yes, very nice. But fifty-five minutes AND a book?? BRUTAL!!!! I can feel the pain just from reading 😭 I am lucky to have not experienced it personally but still, ouch.

No but really, lovely chapter. So fluffy and soft (Loki) and squishy (Tony). Love it! I can’t believe 31 days has gone by in this fic, and that I’ve been sending these makeshift form of comments for 14 weeks. Hoo boy, time flys. I guess that’s what happens when you’re enjoying a good thing.

- ✨

Asgdhd yes I know fifty-five minutes is brutal rip. I do think Loki pulled out the book at like fifty just to see what would happen😆 and Tony is stubborn enough to pull it off I think. But thank god I’m just the author and don’t have to do it myself xD

Oh shit that’s true!! Your asks always brighten up my day so it’s been a really nice 14 weeks!! Thank you so much🥺

[sassyhazelowl]

went to put my valley quail eggs into lockdown only to find that 2 have already pipped 😬 guys, you're like 3 days early...

[atheostic]

Challenging prehistoric gender roles: Research finds that women were hunters, too

Lacy and her colleague Cara Ocobock from the University of Notre Dame examined the division of labor according to sex during the Paleolithic era, approximately 2.5 million to 12,000 years ago. Through a review of current archaeological evidence and literature, they found little evidence to support the idea that roles were assigned specifically to each sex. The team also looked at female physiology and found that women were not only physically capable of being hunters, but that there is little evidence to support that they were not hunting. ... The researchers found examples of equality for both sexes in ancient tools, diet, art, burials and anatomy. "People found things in the past and they just automatically gendered them male and didn't acknowledge the fact that everyone we found in the past has these markers, whether in their bones or in stone tools that are being placed in their burials. We can't really tell who made what, right? We can't say, 'Oh, only males flintknap,' because there's no signature left on the stone tool that tells us who made it."

So much for "traditional gender roles, eh?

[skyward-floored]

Oh... today was my deadline to try and finish the next chapter of castletown... rats

[saetoru]

i’m trying to sit outside and write this al haitham fic in the fresh air and i’m getting mosquito bites and the crows walking around in the grass in my backyard are making me nervous so i’m going back inside