#Time Flow Wonders

[ayyunah]

Everything's fleeting, isn't it

[musicrelax78]

Stellar Haven: Nexus of Cosmic Realms

[puppppppppy]

horrible truth bomb dropped on my head 20 min ago

[poorly-drawn-mdzs]

Unsolved Mysteries.

[First] Prev <–-> Next

[rhupi]

Hiiii I love your swap au and was had an idea for it :)

Kushina finds obito walking around at an ungodly hour reading a medical book and she's obviously concerned and obito basically almost passes out and she calls the entire team to come help put as they figure out he's sick and kakashi and minato scold him whilst rin and kushina draw up a schedule for him to follow so it doesn't happen again.

Hell yeah🔥

[fyllophobia]

seliph & ares commission, thank you!

[cubbihue]

I know that even tho Father Time was not happy about the secret wish that stopped Timmy and everyone from aging for 50+ years. Father Time does respect the hustle and determination that Timmy did to become a changling to not lose the only family that loves him unconditionally.

Oh you'd think that. But, as it turns out.

Timmy just committed a different sort of time crime.

Father Time and Timmy have a strained relationship that borders on contempt. Father Time does not like Timmy Turner. The boy has altered the flow of time so severely, on top of altering his space in the world and the fabrics of the continuum, that he's incapable of getting into Father Time's good graces.

Generally, when a child is stolen into Fairy World, Father Time will demand an equivalent exchange of time lost to its gains. As in: For every year the child has lost living on earth, it will be taken by the fairy who stole them.

However, when it came to Timmy Turner, Father Time has ensured that the kid will lose more than he'd gained.

Bitties Series: [Start] > [Previous] > [Next]

[sainz100]

📸 by Martin Trenkler

[messrsbyler]

fanfic writers tell me in the tags what font you write in and in which size, i wanna see something.

[theamazingian]

The second issue of the Rider’s arc is out and it’s excellent!! Pick up issue #69 and #70 at your local comic shop!

You can also read ‘em on the redesigned IDW App

[quatregats]

I'm rereading Master and Commander and I'm deeply in danger of just posting every single passage from it ever but I did love the way that the capture of the prize in Chapter 6 was framed on either side by the logbook's entry, and also the way he transitions out of it to set the scene and tone:

Sunday, July 1 … Mustered the ship’s company by divisions read the Articles of War performed Divine Service and committed the body of Henry Gouges to the deep. At noon dº weather. Ditto weather: but the sun sank towards a livid, purple, tumescent cloud-bank piled deep on the western horizon, and it was clear to every seaman aboard that it was not going to remain ditto much longer. The seamen, sprawling abroad on the fo’c’sle and combing out their long hair or plaiting it up again for one another, kindly explained to the landmen that this long swell from the south and east, this strange sticky heat that came both from the sky and the glassy surface of the heaving sea, and this horribly threatening appearance of the sun, meant that there was to be a coming dissolution of all natural bonds, an apocalyptic upheaval, a right dirty night ahead. The sailormen had plenty of time to depress their hearers, already low in their spirits because of the unnatural death of Henry Gouges (had said, ‘Ha, ha, mates, I am fifty years old this day. Oh dear,’ and had died sitting there, still holding his untasted grog) – they had plenty of time, for this was Sunday afternoon, when in the course of nature the fo’c’sle was covered with sailors at their ease, their pigtails undone. Some of the more gifted had queues they could tuck into their belts; and now that these ornaments were loosened and combed out, lank when still wet, or bushy when dry and as yet ungreased, they gave their owners a strangely awful and foreboding look, like oracles; which added to the landmen’s uneasiness.

[...]

Jack leant back against the curved run of the stern-window and let Killick’s version of coffee down by gulps into his grateful stomach; and at the same time that its warmth spread through him, so there ran a lively tide of settled, pure, unfevered happiness – a happiness that another commander (remembering his own first prize) might have discerned from the log-entry, although it was not specifically mentioned there: 1/2 past 10 tacked, 11 in courses, reefed topsail. AM cloudy and rain. 1/2 past 4 chase observed E by S, distance 1/2 mile. Bore up and took possession of dº, which proved to be L’Aimable Louise, French polacre laden with corn and general merchandise for Cette, of about 200 tons, 6 guns and 19 men. Sent her with an officer and eight men to Mahon.

[chirpsythismorning]

Yeah there’s gonna be plenty of little details in s5 confirming byler, but there’s one thing in particular that I feel like would be too hilarious to pass up on…

[thelesbianluthor]

Also hearing Emily talk about how at first she was embarrassed that she started crying during FH and she had to realize it was not "bad" that she let her emotions take over in a scene and be so earnest while playing is wild to me. Like one of the reason I fell so deeply in love with her playing is because of that vulnerability and the way she manages to grab my heart and squeeze it until I can't NOT cry with her every single time.

Anyway I love you Emily Axford and I am so thankful that you put your heart in every single character you play.

[mayomkun]

Insane how many social cues humans have and you're supposed to know them all without being told

[chemicalarospec]

"behind every gay person is another, more evil gay person"

[skunkes]

few months ago got some dip pen nib(s) to play with but my nib holder couldnt fit it...finally got a nib holder that can hold it and now after cleaning it and rubbing at it for hours in several different ways the ink (that ive also tried watering down!) refuses to consistently flow down the tines I GIVE UP BROTHER!!!!