#MUCH to consider

[amelie-isnt-french]

Protocol is actually just us Magnus Archives fans rapidly descending into s2-Jon-levels of paranoia. Granted, just like s2 Jon, we have reason to be paranoid, but it's still hilarious to see us all collectively scaling the walls of our enclosure while frothing at the mouth over our theories.

Jonny and Alex are playing us like a cheap harmonica and I'm so here for it

[wasabi-gumdrop]

Kabru has a secret admirer in the castle!

[neorhythm]

✨🍸 Day 1: Everyday

Drew this for Scollace Week 2023 over on Twitter!! Thought I should share here as well. I like to think Scott and Wallace watch a lot of movies together. That's where they have some of their most in-depth conversations.

[comicdez]

pt2 to Dr, Oswald accidentally finding out Bills' phobias!

pt1 here

[zelda-daily]

Day 80: Link and his weird dog that knows too much

[charlott2n]

i need to replay pokemon but i dont want to wipe my saves from when i was 10-16 my life is so hard forever and ever

[agentark]

do you ever think about how in the literal very first scene with Rebecca, we learn that Unit Bravo had no idea she even had a kid

she chose UB and The Agency over the detective so consistently, so frequently, that her team didn't even consider that she had some kind of life outside of them, with someone waiting for her at home

[overtake]

daniel "i lie about changing my phone number because i don't answer texts" ricciardo [x] versus max "100% reply rate" verstappen [x]

[boopsloop363]

One of my favorite things to bring up to folks is the correlation between global flood myths across multiple ancient civilizations. How is it that all these people who've never had contact with one another all have myths about a giant flood? Do you honestly believe it was subsistence hunter cavemen who wiped out all the megafauna? They put skilled hunters on the line every time just to kill these creatures en masse? Not to mention these megafauna are all well preserved meaning they weren't even butchered for meat. How were the great planes formed?? You think the cavemen just did that too? Core samples found in Greenland show traces of nuclear glass. Glass that's only formed through intense heat. Now I'm not suggesting we were nuked back into the stone age, that's crazy talk, but have you ever wondered why ancient civilizations were so obsessed with tracking the stars? Was it cause they were just bored? Or was it because they were watching for another meteor? Have you ever thought about the fact that humans today are nearly indistinguishable from humans 65,000 years ago? They had the same capabilities as us and yet written records only begin to appear a few thousand years ago? Doesn't that seem odd to you? Have you ever thought about how you would preserve history? Hard drives? CD's? Paper? On a long enough timeline all these things decay. Oral traditions like storytelling? Now that's a good way to ensure things get passed down but things end up getting distorted along the way. A generations long game of telephone

Tldr: history has been wiped out once before and it's likely that's it's happened multiple times. This implies that it could happen again

[nothasanabi]

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[hexagon-club]

So pansexuality is, as far as I can tell, bisexuality, but dressed up to be inclusive toward males and females who identify as something. So what I'm wondering is what is the opposite of that? Someone who is capable of being attracted to either sex, but immediately loses that capacity for attraction if the other person is an "I identify as..." type.

[eternity-death]

Sunday thought of the day:

I was talking discussing this with playthingonastring! In PomPom’s intel where PomPom talks about the different races/beings living on Penacony, they mention…

“… The radiating frequencies of their halo can convey the nature of their thoughts in the form of telepathy.”

So… what if.. Sunday’s yearning for reader can be felt this way… and we were talking about his boss form too, so what if the frequencies are stronger in his true form bc his power is no longer being contained within a vessel,,, so reader can just FEEL his desire…

[fondfamilies]

4 more criminal minds as tweets because i wanted to draw but it's too late & sleepy

[nyaskitten]

the only things that matter in life are boobs and killing the rich

[house-of-mirrors]

With knifegate having been made easier, I'm hoping we see an influx of people finally finishing nemesis and thus wondering why it got the short end of the stick. Maybe we'll finally get more tie-ins. There is already a considerable community interest in the storyline and I'm excited to have even more enjoyers of this complex, character driven quest

Rise up my comrades, with your help we can make 2024 the ambition: nemesis renaissance

[ultrapoppet]

I want to know how Armand went from directing a play about Louis's murder to saving him from the crypt? I don't know if that was a false memory because if he was doing that surely he could've done better than "Sam was guarding me with a prop scythe". And if it was Lestat who saved Louis instead he would've remembered. So presumably at some point he changed his mind on his own or maybe Lestat convinced him. Maybe he always just wanted Claudia dead and counted on Lestat saving him or had planned for it himself. Or maybe the "let me get rid of that for you king.meme" was actually directed towards Lestat because he is canonicaly obsessed with him but when that didnt work he went back to Louis.