#I don’t care what the circumstances

[kaybonbon]

Pick. Him. Up!

This took a while because I kept messing with it. I also learned how to make patterns in procreate just for the sleeves. They’re not perfect, but I’m excited that I was able to turn them into brushes. Bless YouTube tutorials.

[ghosts-and-blue-sweaters]

Please stop telling people to die. Please stop telling people to kill themselves. For the love of everything, please stop. Don’t do that.

[ki1ldeer]

Strangely colored Liam because it’s my BIRTHDAY

[qunaricatnip]

just knew I wouldn’t like that bitch the first warden. probably not the same man but I’ve hated him since awakening

[mutalune]

my clone culture headcanon is that they have almost no traditional mandalorian ties, they picked up almost nothing culturally/linguistically from the mandalorian trainers, but the one thing they DID get were endearments/affectionate and-or comforting words/etc.

b/c 1) that was the only way the trainers could somewhat express affection for their favorites without getting dinged for being too attached to them since no one there actually spoke mando’a 2) kaminoans would be Unhappy if the clones expressed affection openly so secret language words were the only way to safely verbalize caring and loving, so they picked up on those few kind words VERY quickly

(The way I see it working is that the trainers had favorites, would occasionally say something like “chin up, hang in there, good job kiddo,” and said favorites picked up those terms without actually ever getting Direct Translations of what they mean. So they get the words and some context but have to jumble it together themselves and pronunciation and meaning change the further away it spreads from the original favorites - because all of this is spread in private, quietly, until it grows its own legs in different iterations with different battalions imho

like they know adding -‘ika to a name is affectionate and feels like a diminutive but they don’t know what it means exactly and sometimes plug it into names in grammatically odd ways, so instead of “Trap’ika” you get “Trapper’ika” which sounds more like “Trapperka” when you’re talking fast.)

(i’m just a fan of gentle soft pet names and showing affection quietly and how love finds a way and how the clones can take what little scraps they were given and make it their own)

[the-werewithal]

I find it baffling that movie era sith or Jedi order would ever willingly commemorate Revan, because he makes them both look so bad!

To the sith, for all his great power and cunning, and the bold rejection of the jedi that swayed half a galaxy, he was still mind wiped by the council and had his will overwritten. That’s such a sith thing to do to someone! And not only did the jedi do it to one of the Sith’s brightest, but they didn’t even fall to the dark side for it. They got to keep their pristine cloaks clean and win the war on the back of an (arguably) enslaved Darth Revan. The (1st) sith who shamed the Jedi in the eyes of the republic itself was tamed by the light. Humiliating.

But for the jedi, he is something far worse. No matter how the mandalorian wars are remembered Millenia later, the sith lord saved the Republic, twice. And the shame of what they did to him, the spectre of what the council wrought upon a sentient mind for a tactical advantage, coupled with the fact that it worked, must haunt them. It worked. They compromised themselves. They performed a horror on their own lost knight. And it worked out (more or less, history has a spotty memory). How many masters of fallen padawans wondered in the silence of the night; We did it once, can’t we do it again? Revan forgave the order (did he? Did he have a choice?) Does it matter, if he came home? To the order and to the noble young knight he had once been?

Anyway i think all jedi and sith forever should resent his very existence and consider him off limits in any formal debate because just name dropping him starts screaming matches.

[jkags-doodles]

JKags really loves writing sisters with a startling proclivity towards violence and their incredibly genderqueer, morally ambiguous brothers. And you know what? It’s a good dynamic. 10/10 no notes.

[valiantlycleverinfluencer]

I hate Doug ford so much.

[starlooove]

And on another note despite what I’m focusing on I do think it’s abhorrent to assume everyone who voted for or supported Harris is chill with genocide like yeah that’s like. What blew up online that tori maya shit was stupid as fuck but due to the disorganization and lateness of this campaign there was REAL misinformation being spread especially to our elders by ppl misconstruing info and a large number of ppl genuinely RIGHT NOW believe she’s pro Palestine called for a ceasefire etc. Like that’s a big chunk of the issue happening rn - where ppl literally made up policies for her or suddenly fell for “neutral” talking points bc it’s on someone they like and spread that. Like idk I feel like until everyone can be honest and humble nobody’s getting anywhere

[mcybree]

that space mining au’s fh is actually making me see all sorts of new beautiful colors

[skoulsons]

*video of a married couple happy about the way that they live and operate*

commenter: boy just wait til they get divorced bc of unfaithfulness and both of them are miserable and-

Shut !! Up !! Go touch grass and experience the sun for once in your life !!

[millionsknives]

love how we get a full list of all 24 capitol kids and all 24 tributes lined up next to each other as foils and honestly it feels like a district-kids-vs-capitol-kids games before the games even happen because the pre-game beef is so understandably crazy that 17 of the 48 kids end up dead, missing, or hospitalized before the official games even start

[tuesdayisfordancing]

I am conceptually quite into hanahaki but I think there’s been like three actual hanahaki fics ever that I liked.

[laniusbignaturals]

(These thoughts brought to you by Clipping’s “Story”) One reason I’m drawn to family plotlines in a fallout setting, especially within the NCR, is because the mechanisms of maintaining an imperialist culture closely mimic the mechanisms of maintaining control over one’s children. All the chatter in-game about “soldier’s families” and how grueling and inconvenient it is for the NCR to be in the Mojave at all is used by the characters as unspoken reasoning for why they deserve control over the area in the first place: they’ve given sooooo much, their lives are sooooo hard, you’re not gonna let all that go to waste are you?

But it’s an untruth of the sort that you’d usually get out of a toxic, self-victimizing parent. The one who is actively and consistently upholding oppressive systems when they’re not complaining about how traumatizing it is to be apart of those systems. They’re not lying per se, this is a horrible situation for your average NCR soldier. They’re just leaving out the part where they choose this, they control these circumstances, and they stand to benefit the most from them. Very Dad of them.

[designernishiki]

seriously yakuza 3 should’ve ended almost exactly the same way it did except when it’s shown that kiryu’s back in okinawa at the end majima should’ve been there too. that’s it. that’s all they needed to do

[mutalune]

really wish there was a tag that separated “I’m having Big Angry and/or Angsty Opinions about Star Wars” from “I’m goofing off with Star Wars I’m playing in the sandbox none of this is real so yes I will make my blorbo and this random glub shitto go on an adventure that makes no logical sense�� posts because there’s too much of the former and not enough of the latter for my current mental state