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ANGEL OF DEATH in HELLBOY II: THE GOLDEN ARMY (2008) dir. Guillermo del Toro

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julien kang picking up and spinning beomgyu

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lets give it up for male whimpers. male whimpers everyone. round of applause give it up fo

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Someone called for Twiyor and I did a thing this weekend :D

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WONBIN — 'don't let me down' leroy sanchez cover

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man the genshin redemption codes expired before i cld redeem them 😞

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S/O to myself fr because this year wasn’t easy at all.

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yeah theres no way i can do anything this cc im not skilled enough for this

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god this prof is getting on my nerves

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i love tiny amiya barely able to see over the panel

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this may be a grown man of 800 years but he is also my baby

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I just want to talk about the power of commenting on fics for a minute.

I have my main fandom, but when I read in other fandoms, I don't know many of the writers. So I usually just find fics by looking through the tag I want. And if it's a tag I'm really interested in, I'll read every fic in the tag. And if there's a fic I really liked in there, I'll start reading everything by that writer.

So what this means is I'm sometimes reading fics or writers that don't have tons of hits/kudos/comments on their fics, but I found them through some obscure tag I wanted to read. And so I'll get back some really incredibly sweet replies to my comments.

But then, something even more incredible started happening. I'd be reading WIPs by some of these writers and they'd literally start writing the rest of the fic for me. They started asking me what I hoped to see happen or if I had any requests. And when the fic was finished, one of them said the only reason they kept writing the fic was for me.

Sometimes there can be such a lovely connection between the writer and the reader just because you decided to leave a comment. And sometimes you as the commenting reader can become the lone reason why a fic makes its way into the world for all the other readers who come after you.

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It only just occurred to me that Rhodes Island's codename system is likely rooted in the Sarkaz naming customs (or lack thereof).

It's fairly common for us to see Sarkaz with no name, or just an epithet. Famously, W took her name from a dead man when she picked up his gun.

To other peoples, something as basic as lacking a name is likely to come off as strange or untrustworthy, creating extra distance between them and any nameless Sarkaz.

Rhodes Island can't give every Sarkaz a "real" name, nor can they change Sarkaz culture to accept such things—and they can't change the rest of the world to accept it either. What they can do is create an environment in which "real" names aren't used, so that everyone is on an equal footing.

This realisation brought to you by Degenbrecher insulting the codename system:

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just realized rhat maybe the real reason it doesnt feel like there are enough hours in a day is bc i spend a lot of hours in anxiety paralysis

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i hope the rain is so horrible that todays classes are cancelled. ameen