#WHAT IS THIS INJUSTICE

[drenched-in-sunlight]

please Can you draw Radagon with his tits out more please . For normla reasons

u know i saw this ask just right after some ppl pointed out to me the Radagon statue in-game got his nipple destroyed 🧍

like... i dunno the lore implication of this but don't worry, i'll continue to draw him with his tits out and nipples intact ...

[onejellyfishplease]

i cant believe theres no jellyfish emoji.

[sarcastic-wit]

Cheon Taejin is THE real monster in fucking Lookism holy shit JUST WHEN I GOT TO PICKING LOOKISM UP AGAIN OH GOD I'M GOING TO BE SICK HOW THE FUCK COULD HE DO THAT TO SUJIN AND SEONGJI HOW DO I UNKNOW AND UNSEE

[kitschyclown]

went thrifting and half the stores were closed and i did not find one trinket or figurine!! god why do you give me your hardest battles

[l-i-n-u-s-k-a]

What if Black Canary was in DC Superhero Girls would she be an adult like Batman and Superman or an older teenager like Diana and Ollie or the same age as everyone, would she be a transfer student or from Gotham High school, what would her personality be like, what would her costume look like, what would her dynamic with the other girls be

[pandoa]

all i asked for were polls yet tumblr proceeds to flag one of my posts for "mature content" HELP ME-

[leeteraly]

Hi Lee love

bee baby? THERE ARE NO ENDEARMENTS STARTING W 'B'

[ominouspuff]

Fwoom (intimidatingly)

[twinstxrs]

fabian’s insistence on calling someone to tell them about lucy & yolanda because he thought people just deserved to know, out of respect. both deeply sweet & incredibly gutting. (bill seacaster move over that’s MY darling boy)

[demaparbat-hp]

Want to know what I believe, it's right here

Dig a little deeper and it's crystal clear.

Clear by Twenty One Pilots

[dlartistanon]

Why does Blaze routinely fall for the most emotionally unavailable women

[frownyalfred]

DC comics (cough, injustice) really skip right from a big major character death to "and then Bruce punched a wall in the Cave until he literally didn't have knuckles anymore" instead of like, I don't know, writing about a man crying when sad

[wheredidthe80sgo]

the west wing is the best show ever because you wouldn’t expect to come out of a hard-hitting, critically acclaimed political drama with the ultimate found family trope, right? and yet the president is a complete nerd, his wife is scary and the top in their relationship, the president and his chief of staff are Dad 1 and Dad 2, the deputy chief of staff and his assistant are in a years-long emotional affair and everyone knows it but them, the communications director is grumpy as hell and you love him so much, the press secretary is tall, hot and awesome, the deputy communications officer is the gay son and the president’s aide is the human personification of a pleasure to have in class. and they’re all family and love each other very much :)

[clonerightsagenda]

This week one of my coworkers said to me "you have a really strong sense of morals and want everything to be done the right way which sucks for you personally but is a net benefit for everyone else around you" and I think I should put that on my resume

[joycrispy]

I found the quote I was trying to remember earlier:

Terry looked at me. He said: “Do not underestimate this anger. This anger was the engine that powered Good Omens.” I thought of the driven way that Terry wrote, and of the way that he drove the rest of us with him, and I knew that he was right. [...] And that anger, it seems to me, is about Terry’s underlying sense of what is fair and what is not. It is that sense of fairness that underlies Terry’s work and his writing, and it’s what drove him from school to journalism to the press office of the SouthWestern Electricity Board to the position of being one of the best-loved and bestselling writers in the world. [...] Terry’s authorial voice is always Terry’s: genial, informed, sensible, drily amused. I suppose that, if you look quickly and are not paying attention, you might, perhaps, mistake it for jolly. But beneath any jollity there is a foundation of fury. Terry Pratchett is not one to go gentle into any night, good or otherwise. He will rage, as he leaves, against so many things: stupidity, injustice, human foolishness and shortsightedness, not just the dying of the light. And, hand in hand with the anger, like an angel and a demon walking into the sunset, there is love: for human beings, in all our fallibility; for treasured objects; for stories; and ultimately and in all things, love for human dignity. --Neil Gaiman, Sep. 24, 2014. theguardian.com.

These paragraphs have stuck with me for almost a decade. I read this article the day it came out, and it struck a chord that's still ringing, to be honest. Back then, I'd only read maybe 5 books of Discworld; this article was the first I'd heard of Good Omens.

I think of this --'do not underestimate this anger'-- literally every time I think of Terry Pratchett. I certainly thought of it when I finally did get around to Good Omens a few years later --as an audiobook, borrowed from my library. I listened for the sound of the engine.

Posting this here to remind myself to keep listening.

[the-force-awakens]

Still not used to this life or death situation stuff. That's good, 'cause I'm not either. You never get used to it.