#something rare

[stoicmike]

We are almost pathetically grateful for competence when we encounter it. -- Michael Lipsey

[mike-jacque-c-the-world]

04/08/24 - Lago Vista, TX - TOTAL SOLAR ECLIPSE - Something rare happened today. This is what it looked like at 1:35 PM in the afternoon. It was kind of cool experiencing the darkness of nighttime in the middle of the day. The next time we’ll be able to see the moon get between us and the sun, a total solar eclipse, in the lower 48, will be in 2044. If you can’t wait that long, you can travel to Alaska and see it in 2033.

[ato-dato]

Aziraphale please! He’s been through enough!!!

[spicyraeman]

this got outta hand

[royalarchivist]

Tubbo: Why have they changed it? These colors are awful. I– ew! I actually hate it! Where– what happened to the orange? Why’s it purple?

Tubbo: [Realizes] OH—

Tubbo: Oh, I'm actually– I'm actually a bigot, it’s Ace Race, I get it. Ohhh, ohhh that’s awkward. Ohhh, that's awkward. I’m a bigot. Oh, I'm a bigot. Oh, I'm a bigot. Ohhh. It’s crazy that they let bigots into MCC these days! Well actually, they’ve always done that.

[zeroperks]

bug bus bug bus bug bus!!!

[lnmei]

👏💥

[hallowshumour]

Cheetoh ☀️🐆💥🔥

[castaneart]

Embers in a shell

[lovelooksgudonu]

LadaEarn Fanart

[sweetnsour-stuff]

Emmet spotted in the Lumiose City Catacombs

[aevris]

also here is my generic relatable artist problems comic because i keep massively overdoing it on commissions

[feligayzed]

I think he should've been allowed to maul more people, as a treat 🙂‍↕️

[deadrocks]

I do think that, when discussing the merits of a post-god Exandria, it's important to remember that many people in this world find peace, comfort, and purpose in their worship of the gods, and would be devastated by their loss. Not just clerics or god-aligned paladins, but many, many regular folk. Here in the real world, significantly more people ascribe to some kind of religious faith than don't; imagine what that proportion would be like in a setting where the gods are clearly and objectively real. Where people can pray and truly feel the presence of their god with them. Where they can grieve their loved ones in death yet know, without doubt, that that person's soul was welcomed into a divine domain. Where they know these gods came to their world and created all mortal life. Is there truly nothing there worth preserving? Is the imbalance of power between gods and mortals so fundamentally unjust that all that faith grants should be violently ripped away?

[paper-cities]

@canisalbus