#Famous-T

[vansfriend]

[avid-mreower]

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17.02.24

[dilfmobius]

Lokius moments that altered my brain chemistry [5/?] ↳ in the archives

[vancruejovi]

Most Iconic Kirk shots ⭐️

[recurring-polynya]

rip twitter, if it weren't for you i would never have known about the only good moment from the bleach dub

[nocternalrandomness]

Elvira posing on her 1959 Ford T-Bird Macabre Mobile

[ghostlyarchaeologist]

Leverage Redemption S02E05 The Walk in the Woods Job.

[giantisms]

i really REALLY love giants with tiny guardians/parental figures, even more so than the other way around. brings a whole different dynamic and perspective to the table

like, let's say we have a human raising a giant kid. children are already demanding when they are similar sized. imagine the work and patience it takes to raise a kid that's several times bigger than you. the dedication and love it takes to provide for a kid like that! the courage needed to get through their tantrums. the shaky trust for your own child, knowing that they could unintentionally hurt you (again - they're just a kid). how much strength it takes to push through it all. i think the hardships that would come along (like also struggling to find enough food for the giant, well-fitting clothes as they still grow, a shelter for them...) would make the bond between the two so much stronger

and the sheer gratefulness the young giant must have for their parent, since they know how much work it took to provide for them. how much struggle there must have been. and the giant showing nothing but respect for their guardian when they could easily disregard them. overwhelm them with such size difference. but they don't. they see them as an equal, if not even in higher regard than most. them growing up understanding the weight of their actions when it comes to people smaller than them...

i think we don't get enough of it. there's so many unique dynamics that can be explored here. a human raising a giant kid in secret. a borrower family taking care of a human orphan. scenarios where giants and tinies live alongside each other, yet adopting/raising kids of different sizes is a taboo - let alone when the child is WAY taller than you. imagine taking care of a giant teenager

[jadafitch]

Cape Neddick “Nubble” Light, York, Maine. Perhaps the most famous resident of Nubble Light was Mr. T, the 20 pound ginger-striped tom cat. He occupied the small offshore island in the 1930s and 40s, under the watch of multiple lighthouse keepers. According to keeper Eugene Coleman, after Mr. T had killed all the mice on the island, the cat swam over to the mainland and returned with a fresh mouse.

[ccxssi]

Kirk would troll the fuck out of McCoy just for shits and giggles

[forsapphics]

Hayley Williams' lesbian flag hair, you will always be famous

[so-very-small]

“what’s it like, being in the g/t community for so long?” well sometimes i watch anime and a niche side character will get one line in the show and upon hearing their voice my brain immediately goes “holy shit i had a conversation with that guy on a discord server voice chat about giantess tiddies like a decade ago”

[angermango]

"Oh, I know very well. How the puzzles beckon so sweetly...

As expected of you, Layton.

Only an honest death will cure you now."

...

expanding on that Lady Maria vibe for Descole from the first Laytonborne post, and that famous boss intro.

Descole would make a hellish boss fight, i know it. i mean have you SEEN how he moved during Eternal Diva and with that big ass sword? now imagine that with Soulsborne-scale strength and possible other additional powers.

plus his theme could be pretty easily adapted into a Bloodborne boss style piece I think, just add more orchestra heavy brass and cellos and some ominous Latin chanting choir and presto. that organ goes so hard too.

[a-chaotically-small-lunta]

You know how you look up to someone and how someone looks up to you? Okay, now make it g/t

Lemme explain via example: Imagine a writer who types all their stories on their computer. Maybe they share them online maybe they are way too nervous to do that, and just keep it a secret hobby. Anyway, one day they leave their desk to do something only to come back and notice that their writing document moved to a different page, and their computer didn’t fall asleep like it usually did. This confuses them but they brush it off, telling themselves that maybe they were faster than normal and maybe accidentally moved the page.

However, it keeps happening. Each day they walk away for a moment or even longer, their computer never falls asleep and is on a completely different page. This starts to freak them out. So, they decide to walk away and then sneak back as quietly as possible. When they peek their head inside, they see a tiny little person at their computer, just staring at the screen. The writer watches as the tiny continues to read their story, and that’s when they realize, they’re reading the writer’s story. They walk in, spooking the tiny. The tiny is in shock, they can’t tell if it’s just fear of being seen or getting the chance to actually talk to the writer whose work they adore, perhaps a mix of both. Maybe the tiny gets overwhelmed and before the writer can ask the classic “What are you” question, the tiny burst into a bunch of questions about the story the writer is writing. The writer taken aback by this, just awkwardly answers them and tries to ask them a question only for the tiny to continue asking questions. Eventually the tiny remembers that “Oh right… I’m not supposed to be seen…” and cautiously asks if the writer is upset with them and whether they will hurt them. The wrier assures them that they are mad and won’t hurt them and are honestly glad that their computer wasn’t hacked or there was a ghost or something. Also, how could the writer ever hurt their biggest…well smallest fan?

Maybe they build a friendship where the tiny helps the writer with ideas and getting over those writing hurdles. Hell, maybe the tiny even was inspired by the writer and tried writing their own story and shares it with the writer. Maybe the writer gains the confidence to share their stories online or even publish their work all because one little person loved their work. Perhaps the tiny, with the help of the writer, shares their own stories while hiding their identity as a tiny from everyone. So many possibilities! Just tiny little fans, forgetting they should probably focus on not being seen and not “What is Character’s favorite thing to do when they are bored?” Like sweetheart probably not the best time, but go for it.

[captain-hawks]

you, roommate!kuroo, and the sexual tension of hopping a fence on a humid summer night for a dip in the public pool because the ac in your apartment is broken.

[kingproblem]

when you think the tied up ghoul is a show of intimidation but it’s actually just her girlfriend