#the bastards bullshit

[substitious-bastard]

stuck in the time loop but i just use it as a free day off. im not even trying to get out. i am teaching myself to knit. i am crocheting. i am cooking. not even doing anything crazy. just escaping capitalism for a week. day 375 and im not sure what lesson it's trying to teach but i've taught myself to handmake lace so all is well

[yooo-lets-go]

Tactical ghostposting

Soap’s simp folder

[yourlocalabomination]

Time bastard, You got some place else to be?

[queerism1969]

[beanscool-excellent]

npmd (+ one nightmare time) as textposts and various other things part 3

sorry for the brief hiatus i was ~ill~

[chickenoptyrx]

I was watching the grinch with my brother this morning and all I could think was how Broly is essentially the grinch and trunks is a lil Cindy Lou

An annoying kid badgering some bitter loser into being slightly less of an asshole? ... yeah I can see it :Þ

[thekidsfromyestergay]

Everyone on mcrblr needs that one other band that they constantly post about that absolutely nobody else cares about except for them

[brucewaynehater101]

There needs to be an Oracle movie

Barbara Gordon and her time as Batgirl. The subtle implications of misogyny (from criminals, emergency services, social media, etc.) and her struggles of being slightly outcast from the Bats (maybe not intentionally, but it's still felt). Despite that (and how hard the role is), she admits to feeling alive and powerful as Batgirl. She loves her ability to help Gotham, the city her dad tries so hard to shape up to be better.

Then the Joker shoots Barbara. He doesn't shoot Batgirl, doesn't even know it's Batgirl that's being injured, but he shoots Barbara because she's the commissioner's daughter. Her life changing injury isn't even about her.

There's the hopelessness, the grief, the sense of loss, and then Jason dies.

The Bats, try as they might to be there for her, are drowning in their own grief. They can't be there for her even if they wanted to.

She's wasting away with the realization that she's lost everything and her father is bending under the weight of supporting her and his job as commissioner.

Slowly, an idea comes to her. Slowly, when she starts looking out at Gotham's skyline and sees the clock tower, she begins to pull herself back together.

It's not an easy process, and she does return to depressive spirals and bed rotting, but she starts to have more decent days than bad. She's puts away her first criminal as Oracle. She becomes a feared force the Bats can turn to for help.

The end of the movie will hint at her starting Birds of Prey.

[genshin-impact-updates]

Happy Birthday, Kamisato Ayato!

[simm-mouse]

Doodled a death creature with wings during my breaks at work

[substitious-bastard]

making niche discworld references no one understands 🤝 me on tumblr dot com

[pinkbowsandprettyprose]

messy sketch for a messy ship

[hanging-with-my-gnomies]

Crying alone in my silent room at night bc of old politicians that are fucking up the world with their greed just cause they won't be here to see the consequences of their actions and are dooming the next generation is such an autistic sense of justice slay for me.

[nando161mando]

[ohhicas]

forgot I wanted to finish the

KH Character x Light Oriented Twist Boy set

[smash-chu]

Hootus was a great student, but while picking up magic quickly the understanding of how to control it didn't follow as quickly. It is crucial to know how to control the spells and effects that one possesses, and Hootus's chronurgy magic would get them into trouble again and again. Schools and universities would kick her out, for proving a hassle or even a danger, as his time magic would sometimes misfire or be stronger than intended - sending ample individuals slightly disjointed in time or flat out to another timeline entirely.

It's not easy being too good too fast and now nobody wants to help you learn how to master stuff cause they're afraid of time bullshit happening to them, so you're forced to just try and figure stuff out on your own