#He is the pookinator

[princelancey]

Criminal that none of you said the caption was POOKINATOR! Jimmy you're so right

[pookinat0r]

I made a gyy. Mayeb e. Hebis horrible and terible and i love. Him.

[rewritingcanon]

Gimme that opinion on Drastoria 🫰🫰🫰

as you wish pookinator 🫡

i know we have not a lot of information on astoria as a person, but the info we do have makes so much sense to me why draco fell so deeply in love with her. she was described as extremely kind, caring, and very open. she turned her back on pureblood traditions and beliefs— i don’ think yall get how big a deal that is. people make headcanons of the canon slytherin characters all the time but astoria is one of the only ones who genuinely fits the box of being a part of a noble pureblood family and rejecting their values (and she was probably in slytherin, which makes it ever rarer). she also seems extremely selfless— she wanted to have a baby just so draco wouldn’t be alone when she eventually died because she knew how hard it would be on him. draco had to turn against his own parents wishes and fight for their right to be married, which tells me astoria didn’t want to fight for herself and get in between draco’s relationship with his parents. considering draco’s character and all he sacrificed to honour his parents and have their approval, this was huge.

and then there’s that fucking letter bro. the one that draco writes to astoria on his birthday after she has passed away. HE STILL WRITES TO HER WHEN SHES GONE !!! this is like the equivalent of never deleting the number of someone who has died and letting the messages turn green because you know they wont respond but you’re doing it anyways because you miss them. ohhhhh im sick. draco loved her so so so much, she was his reason for redeeming himself and she gave him another reason to stay on that path once she was gone (scorpius).

i didnt mean for this to turn into such a rant in defense of drastoria but i’ve seen so many people complain about draco’s lack of a redemption arc and the fact that he gets with an unknown character instead of one of the main ones, but to me what we already have of drastoria is perfect. less ≠ bad ship.

tldr: draco and astoria make completeeeee sense.

[lavender-mochaa]

Introducing: Pookin🎃🍄

He likes to explore places and collect mushrooms. He is also deeply afraid of anything that can be eaten that is pumpkin flavoured!

I'll give him a little ghost friend soon! Stay tuned👻🔮

[chaoticnandovibes]

top 5 pookies

this will be so difficult omg 😭😭

lance is my #1 pookie hands down no arguments I will fight for this, you know the saying, if lance has 1000 fans, i am one of them etc etc

reno nando was a pookie and an angel he has done nothing wrong ever in his life a true angel,

then there's zane maloney, zanito my bajan boy in f2, my boy from barbados, keep him SAFE. I don't find him cute I just find him very polite, I would pat his head and tell him good job out there today

uhhhh this is getting difficult, my minds going blank

little lance because seeing photos of him as a kid provokes strong motherly emotions I didn't even know I had, I mean I look at him and just want to wrap him in a little burrito blanket he's adorable, let me hold him and see his adorable smile 🥺🥺🥺

then lance again because, well he's the moment, she's everything I'm just ken, this barbie is a pookie. the pookinator, literally no other contender in a pookie contest, passes with flying colours.

so.... yeah, my top 5 pookies

[moralchampion]

You are the pookinator himself obvs ❤️ (Raúl and Enea)

Raul is me I am Raul so true (he may be better on a bike but I do believe I might be a better driver than him)

[lemon-criminal]

he’s my pook we’re pookin

MATT STURNIOLO TEXTS

[lemon-criminal]

he’s my pook. we’re pookin’.

[askroahmmythril]

Shade Man’s Stage is weird since one path has the Energy Balancer hidden via Rush Search while the other path has a hidden Protoman Fight for the Proto Shield and which path you get depends on how you defeat the VAN Pookin mini-boss. The rest of the game has other odd hidden goodies and 2 other hidden Protoman appearances before he appears in Shade Man’s Stage

Yeah, MM7 had some weird pathing here and there, but it can be pretty fun to find secrets like that.

[nox-os]

So are you going to hi-jack a Van Pookin for fun this fright night?

“Yes, we’ll send them scurrying out into the streets~” he chuckled, wiggling his claws with especial spooky menace.

[robbiethezombie-support-squ-blog]

I want to start adding rob into some of the fics im writing but dont really know how. Could you possibly give me some information of what ypu think his personality is like, how he acts and speaks. Stuff like that. Thanks! Congrats on 100 btw

Thanks dude ^^Well What i think his personality would be?Well...I like to think that's He's a little bit dumb But in the most of times,He's inteligent! And also he's always hungry! His Stomach is strong,He eats anything! Always looking for food,And trying to not bit his friend,But when he's really hungry,He Just can't control himself! And starts to eat every living being he finds in his way! (Well he's a zombie...sometimes he loses control)Also...He's a Sleepy kind of person,and he's kind sometimes,And when he sees something "new" he just starts pookin it,And very curious if that's food :VAnd sometimes he's just needs helps from his friends to put his Arms,Head,Foots,Hand,Legs back in the place :VWell i don't have much ideias neither,But i hope that can help :V~Admin Garcia

[smile-dat-spreads-like-buttah-a]

When he whirled on her, ready to fight, she backed up, raising her hands as if in surrender, perhaps almost teasingly, but still warily watching her brother. "S-sorry..." She gently reached out and took his fists, gently lowering them with a small smile. "Didn' mean ta spook ya... I swear. I jus-..." She paused for a moment, then smiled brightly. "I brought donuts!" She pulled a small paper bag out of her newspaper bag and held it out to show him. "Surprise! ... b-but good surprise... No sp-pookin'... Promise."

Charlie snuck up behind Jack, carefully, quietly approaching his selling spot with a mischievous smile, excited to surprise him. After several days of really, really good selling, she had been able to buy donuts for sharing! Without warning, she threw her arms around Jack's waist in a hug and gave a cheerful "hello!" ((~~a-smile-dat-spreads-like-buttah))

@a-smile-dat-spreads-like-buttah

Jack didn’t stop to think.

As soon as he felt the arms grabbing him, he ripped out of their grasp, whirling around with fists raised and teeth bared, expecting to have to fight.

But when he saw Crutchie instead, his eyes widened, and he tried to lower his fists despite the alarm that hadn’t left his blood.  “Kid,” he said finally, “I…” 

He flushed, realizing how crazy he must have looked–how close he’d come to hurting her.  “…Ya spooked me a little bit.”

Well, that was the understatement of the century.

[jitterbvg-archived]

itss like

i gotta sttop craig from pookin at the goths

but i ddont want to get my ass kicked byy pete when he comes back

[hermanwatts]

Sensor Sweep: Christopher Tolkien, The Mysterians, Taliesin, Vampirella

Tolkien (Notion Club Papers): Christopher Tolkien died a couple of days ago, which marks the end of an era – the last person who participated in the core Inklings meetings; the writing and discussion group that met in the evenings to read works in progress and have discussions stimulated. CT was probably the person I would (in a theoretical way) most have liked to get to know, as a friend, for long and detailed discussions – because there was so much that only he could have told.

Men’s Fiction (Wasteland & Sky): That��s the way men’s adventure used to be. At least, that’s what it was in the 1950s. What it became was slightly different. As the decades went on they started to get less and less heroic until they forgot what heroism was by the end of the 20th century. This is a pattern that can be seen with film at the time. The 1970s was a miserable time, by all accounts. Coming after the turbulent ’60s, the ’70s are regularly known as the nadir of western culture.

Cultural Musings (Jon Mollison): Today’s post is hopefully the start of a decent trend for 2020.  The Pookinator fired some interest shots across the cultural bow when he pointed out that the Chick Tract on D&D is genuinely cursed because: It’s friendly fire. It’s directly responsible for mountains of apostasy.     It covered up actual child abuse by making the “Satanic Panic” look like a ridiculous joke.

Celtic Myth (DMR Books): Thankfully, I have the recently-published The Book of Taliesin. It’s a new translation of a thirteenth century book of Welsh poems; the Llyvyr Taliesin (or ‘Book of Taliesin’, for all those sadly burdened by the crushing inability to speak the language of Heaven). You can thank National Poet of Wales Gwyneth Lewis and ex-Archbishop of Canterbury Rowan Williams (yes, really) for their hard work in translating it for a Saxon-speaking readership.

Vampire Fiction (Karavansara): I mentioned it yesterday, and I read it last night and today as I sat around a doctor’s waiting room – Vampirella: Blood Invasion, the first Vampirella novel, written by Nancy A. Collins and published by the fiction branch of Dynamite publishing is a very fast read, and a fun one. For the uninitiated, Vampirella is a character created fifty years ago as a host for a series of anthology magazines, that later evolved into an indie comic-book character in her own right, with her own universe, recurring characters, timeline and everything.

Clark Ashton Smith (Adventures Fantastic): lark Ashton Smith (1893-1961) was born on this date, January 13.  Along with Robert E. Howard and H. P. Lovecraft, Smith was considered one of the Big Three of Weird Tales. Smith lived the longest of these three gentlemen, but his writing career wasn’t much longer. He wrote during the 1920s and 30s but stopped writing around 1937. Smith was a poet as well as a short story writer, and it shows in his lush, baroque prose.  In fact, one of the more common criticisms of Smith is that reading him requires too much work and too large of a vocabulary. His stories were often set in imaginary worlds such as Hyperborea, Poseidonis, and Zothique.

Comic Books (Hero Envy): It’s a bit hard to believe, when I look back at all the comic book characters I was fortunate enough to get to co-create or at least co-develop.  But I’d grown up in small town Missouri loving comics, so when I got a chance to work in the field in 1965, at the ripe old age of 24, I grabbed it, and soon would be working for Marvel Comics and Stan Lee as his editorial assistant and “staff writer.”  I suppose Banshee was the first super-type I dreamed up, although Stan wouldn’t let the character be a woman, as he should have been.  I wasn’t wild about the idea of making up heroes for Marvel.

Gaming (Tentaclii): Board Games UK has an in-depth and very informed review of the new board-game Cthulhu: Death May Die. Even if you don’t care to play such Derlethian things, it appears to be quite a minor work of art in itself, with fine card-art and hand-painted miniature pieces.

Men’s Adventure Magazines (Mens Pulp Magazines): In the Men’s Adventure Magazines & Books Facebook group, members sometimes post interesting examples of artwork from vintage men’s adventure magazines (MAMs) recycled for other purposes. One of my favorite examples was posted a while back by Timothy Isaacson, a group member in Illinois who has diverse tastes in art and music. 

Pulp Art (DMR Books): When I walked into the Huckster’s Room at the ECOF in the summer of 2019 at Chicago, one of the first tables I visited was that of my friend and fellow author and Edgar Rice Burroughs fan, Gary Buckingham.  In short order, Gary introduced me to a guy set up near him–a jovial and loquacious fellow by the name of Bob Garcia.  In short order Bob was lauding the virtues of his wares (as might any good vendor).  I can tell you, his expositions fell on willing ears when he immediately began telling me about a book of which he had but a few Publisher Copies (PC) remaining which contained examples of the works of a man I greatly admire, that being the immortal Virgil Finlay.

Cinema (RMWC Reviews): While Tetsujin 28-go got the Mecha genre officially rolling in 1956, the first on-screen post-Tetsujin manga mech would come from Toho Studios in December of 1957 in the sci-fi special effects extravaganza Chikyū Bōeigun (literally translated to “Earth Defense Force”) more widely known as The Mysterians. Directed by Ishirō Honda, (who had previously directed 1954’s seminal classic Godzilla), The Mysterians tells the story of scientists investigating strange astrophysical and geological phenomena, when an earthquake wipes out a mountain village.

Fantasy (Pulprev): Modernity has ruined fantasy. At one end of the scale, there is the slice-of-life tale, with ordinary people doing ordinary things, just with some counterfactual elements. At the other end, there is a setting that appears totally foreign to our reality–and yet the people who dwell in it base their actions on values, issues and ideologies extremely similar to ours; and on closer inspection what appears to be an alien realm is merely a distorted reflection of modern-day ideology. In the middle are tales set in worlds that aren’t too dissimilar to our own.

Fiction (Glorious Trash): The Raven saga continues with a second volume that seems to be set shortly after the first; Raven and her guru warlock (plus occasional bedmate) Spellbinder are still in the same region in which the previous volume concluded, however now Raven is training some new character named Silver on how to be a warrior in the army Raven’s apparently decided to form. Oh and meanwhile the novel has opened with that same future prologue with some unnamed old guy traveling around a desolate world and telling tales of long ago – tales about Raven.

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