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Spiraling

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second part of the comic as promised. this year has been rough, but i hope u were able to find a little happiness today, even if u don't celebrate

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christmas special comic with my ocs! merry christmas and happy holidays

check out part 2!

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a comic for ppl who have complicated feelings this time of year

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Henry meets Emory.

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Good morning.

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medieval dukemon!

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one of the funniest things I see people say about "standard english" btw is californians who are like "yeah basically all american english speakers speak the same way so it makes sense to call that 'standard american english'" because you know they only perceive it that way because californian english has like every single vowel merger simultaneously so they can't tell the difference between other american english varieties. they're fish who don't know they're wet

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"new" drawing tablet test

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LET'S DO THIS, MY FELLOW BELIEVERS IN SANTA! It's that magical day again, for us to keep an eye on our favorite fat red man with presents via NORAD Tracks Santa! 

Here’s your yearly history lesson about this merry tradition:

In 1955, a Sears department store placed an advertisement in a Colorado Springs newspaper telling children that they could telephone Santa Claus on Christmas Eve.  But the phone number for the “hotline” had a typo in it and calls from excited kids went to Colorado Springs’ Continental Air Defense Command (CONAD) Center instead. Colonel Harry Shoup responded by telling children that there were signs on the radar that Santa was on his way south from the North Pole.  Colonel Shoup also told his staff to give all children who called in a “current location” for Santa Claus. A tradition began which continued when NORAD replaced CONAD in 1958.  And it’s been going on for OVER SIXTY-FIVE YEARS!  

As of right now on the tracker (8:11 am EST), Santa is flying over the Pacific Ocean in his open sleigh, and he and the reindeer have already delivered 767k gifts!  DO YOUR BEST, SANTA!  PLEASE SPREAD YOUR JOYFUL MAGIC FOR 2024!! WE NEED IT!!!

Meanwhile, NORAD’s Santa-spying tech can also be used as a fun way to learn more about the world, since its map pops up new links to Wikipedia articles and photos–and sometimes little videos–for locations Santa visits! Check it out!  

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This Twitter thread really spoke to me. I wanted to share it with anyone who hasn’t seen it. 

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The only thing I managed to draw this week despite sitting in front of the drawing program almost every day... _(:3」∠)_

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like the most politically neutered movie of all time unironically

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they can't die god won't let them

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happy whumptober

I can't personally stomach the extreme ends of whump anymore, but I'm glad that they existed and continue to exist Examining why I became sad at certain fanfics helped me get around dissociating the second I tried to think of trauma thanks to all the fanfic writers out there