#such is fate...

[mechncheese]

I gobble up your thunderfire work like the blue scooby doo gummies thank you for making some great food that I did not know I needed until now 🙏🫶

Thank you, I want to draw one billion of them, they make me gnaw at the bars of my enclosure and seek enrichment when I think about them too much

[clonerightsagenda]

Arcane is an advanced form of doomed by the narrative/doomed from the beginning because the show is trying so hard to create this serious, intricate story but the endgame of this story is everyone ending up in League of Legends

[tainbocuailnge]

man cannot subsist on live service games and ongoing series alone you have to read or watch or play something that is complete and self-contained and ideally 5+ years old every now and then or you will die badly

[morimhe]

idk my dragon is with me .

[ciderjacks]

contracts written in blood

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[definetelynotdepressed]

god cursed me into seeing this image so im making it everyone elses problem

[neosatsuma]

Let's talk phonics!

Every English vowel can make two basic sounds: what's called a short sound, and a long sound. Take the letter E, for example. A short E can be found in the words met, bet, and set. A long E can be found in the words meet, seat, and treat. (You might notice the two vowels in a row in these words; double vowels in English almost always make the vowel sound long!)

In standard American English, "coffee" is pronounced with a short O sound, such as in the words dog, log, and cough. The IPA symbol for this vowel sound is ɒ. An easy way to spell this sound without using IPA is "ah" -- as in when the doctor asks you to stick out your tongue and "say 'aahh!'"

This is not to be confused with the short A sound, as in the words apple, cat, and axe. The IPA symbol for this vowel sound is æ. An easy way to spell this sound without using IPA is simply "a" (with no "h" after it).

Accents will slightly (or largely) alter our vowel sounds and how we might think to spell them; "coffee" sounds different with a British accent than an American one. But now that we know how to talk about vowel sounds, let's rephrase:

Does "ko-fi" sound identical to "coffee" (typically, for Americans: a short O followed by a long E)?

Or does it rhyme with lo-fi (typically, for Americans: a long O followed by a long I)?

Or does it sound like something else?

[community-gardenss]

did I not love them best? I who birthed, who nursed, who killed them?

[dragonroilz]

[goldfishinaplasticbag]

chandelier scene from chapter 15 of 1-800-GOTHAM

i just really wanted to draw a devastated nightwing lmfao

[orfisheus]

A year later... can Tumblr bake a cake this time?

Choose, fools.

[asmimir]

Adam and his rizz idk what possessed me to draw this help bonus baps:

[late-night-chai-latte]

"Come, lay down and let me take care of you"

[betareki]

hypothetical fate charms :)

png vers:

[pansexualkiba]

imagine your girlfriend went missing mysteriously and was replaced by her evil homunculus clone and then you go to a racetrack and they've put up a statue commemorating that time she gave you backshots twice in a row in public and then won the race