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Smoke break for them<3

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remember when elomusk asked one of his rocketship employees to give him sex favors in exchange for a horse

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pros of drawing kix = beautiful baby boy. pretty pretty medic man.

cons of drawing kix = fuckass hair and tattoo

I fear I’m a little bit obsessed with him atm 😁

tagging: @lonewolflupe :)

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encountering an inconvenience while cold: damn that sucks, oh well, i’ll figure something else out!!

encountering an inconvenience while hot: we all deserve to die right now, come on everyone, lets all go die

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"the world isn't kind" ok??? Much more importantly are you?????

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order 66 was such an incomprehensible, inevitable tragedy, but also a poetic one. jedi who were used as pawns and didn’t realize it until it was too late. jedi who became soldiers because they didn’t have a choice, who became soldiers because there was no other option that allowed them to protect the galaxy. a community built on love and compassion and gentleness, a community that consisted of hundred of cultures and thousands of members. a community of peacekeepers who became soldiers and led a war to protect the people they always kept safe. a community that inevitably began to lose themselves because they were never destined to win. they lost before they even began to fight. their fates were sealed and there was nothing they could do about it. it was just a waiting game. they were killed by the very men they fought alongside; men they fought alongside and led and loved and cherished, men who were created to be weapons but seen as unique individuals. they were killed by their own, a man corrupted by the evil that sealed their fate. but even then, they survived. they were hunted down to near extinction, but their ideals survived. their ideals survived and persisted until the very evil that sought their destruction was destroyed. “may the force be with you” was a phrase used by the rebellion, even years after order 66, because the jedi represented hope. no matter what happened to them, no matter how many were murdered and slaughtered by the empire and its forces, they remained. because you cannot destroy hope. that’s what the jedi stood for. hope, love, sacrifice, defending the people, fighting for a better tomorrow. the jedi could never truly be defeated because they could never truly die. their teachings, their love, their message of hope, it would always live on, no matter what palpatine or darth vader or anyone did. because the jedi were immortalized in what they represented, and what they represented founded the rebellion: hope.

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Heh, she's holding the frog, if you know you know

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I gotta say I'm obsessed with what Luffy does to the typical "sunshine" character trope, in that he's an exception to the usual portrayal but perhaps the most true to it of anyone. He's not "sunshine" as in pure niceness and sweetness and innocence. He's sunshine as in The Sun.

He's joy and light and warmth, illuminating all the beauty of the world, but he's also powerful enough to kill and blind and burn. He's an everyday annoyance. He's the strongest force of nature that exists. His happiness shines bright for miles. So does his rage. You could look at him wrong and be screwed up for life. You never want to live without him.

I can't get over this.

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They put it into the new OP!

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Kusuriya no Hitorigoto | Ep25 | Yes. I’m relieved we don’t need to neuter it–

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She is very cute

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I’m just going to leave this here

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oh. i just found out that the writer of the vincent van gogh doctor who episode wrote it as a tribute to his sister.