pantestudines
pantestudines
Ankylopoda Truther
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23 | He/Him | Turtle Enthusiast, Wizard Hobbyist, Romulan Spy.
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pantestudines · 1 day ago
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wild brass instruments running free in a field eating quater notes, which is the grass on music planet
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pantestudines · 2 days ago
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me when i fuck up all my coin flips
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pantestudines · 3 days ago
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this is my favorite achewood strip bar none
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pantestudines · 3 days ago
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Yo mr white a romulan warbird just decloaked off the port bow
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pantestudines · 3 days ago
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tumblr post about orcs: our big green friends are as strong as they are kind ^_^
tumblr post about dwarves: can you even IMAGINE how good they would be at weaving on a loom??
tumblr post about elves: looked under a rotten stump and found this long eared freak + i'm gonna fuck it to pieces
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pantestudines · 3 days ago
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9/10 times in star trek the answer of "noncorporeal advanced aliens did it" makes any magic possible that is needed, but because the 60s were the 60s, TOS did just have "psychic human espers are a fact of life" baked in. Not just telepathy, but telekineses and similiar. Only comes up once or twice, but still. In fact, im missing the time magic was done without some kind of explanation-- unless you are referencing The Magicks of Megus-Tu in the animated series that nobody watched.
One must respect Star Trek for its firm commitment to rationalism in consistently depicting "magic" as the product of high-tech grifters and sufficiently advanced aliens playing god, except for that one random mid-season episode which establishes that magic is totally real in a way that's never mentioned again.
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pantestudines · 3 days ago
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Endlant Armor Submission by WillWeaverRVA
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pantestudines · 3 days ago
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sex fantasy where i get tied up or whatever and someone does all my emails and grad school application work
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pantestudines · 3 days ago
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what's important to remember with the high ground scene is that obi-wan is the man who trained anakin. note that anakin tries the same overhead flip that obi-wan used to recover from a height disadvantage and cut darth maul in half, a move that obi-wan probably taught him. but obi-wan knows that he taught him that move, and would know from training him that that's the move he'd go with, and also knows the counter to it (cut him in half while he's flipping over you instead of being distracted by the cool flip like maul was).
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pantestudines · 3 days ago
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Oh please. Please, fate. Let this egg crack.
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pantestudines · 3 days ago
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People who treat D&D's classes as like being in any way representative of fiction outside of D&D are my nemesis, I just saw a post that was like "remember the difference between a Sorcerer a Warlock and a Wizard is this" and treating like those words as if their very D&D specific meanings were like universally accepted I'm going to start taking hostages
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pantestudines · 4 days ago
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People joke about DS9 A and B plots but this cut was bonkers
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pantestudines · 4 days ago
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When I go to someone’s blog I have never met in my life and in their bio it’s like ‘Taken’ I’m like fuckkkkkkk……………. wtf what if I wanted u……….
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pantestudines · 4 days ago
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in the prairie freakin it bison style
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pantestudines · 4 days ago
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atthe gay club doing the allamaraine count to 4 allamaraine then 3 more
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pantestudines · 5 days ago
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They should cast adam scott to play milei. idk in what but I want to see it
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pantestudines · 5 days ago
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I just saw Nosferatu and literally like 99% of the occult shit was not only accurate but accurate to the period. I recognized pages of Athanasius Kirchner on a character's wall.
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