#amazing logic

[heartshattering]

Feeling like I want to give up again...

[pratchettquotes]

That evening the men were practicing archery on the green. Bill Door had carefully ensured a local reputation as the worst bowman in the entire history of toxophily; it had never occurred to anyone that putting arrows through the hats of bystanders behind him must logically take a lot more skill than merely sending them through a quite large target a mere fifty yards away.

It was amazing how many friends you could make by being bad at things, provided you were bad enough to be funny.

Terry Pratchett, Reaper Man

[dovewingkinnie]

gangle is just like me

no sound 😞

[certainrunawaymaker]

Left cheek or right cheek.?🍑

[tolympiabeanie]

Do you think i look good in blonde?🤭🥰

Reblog if you think i look good and if you love trans😍🥰

Answers in my dm🤭

[amberment]

Would you want me to sit on your face .?

[ccycloneblogging]

Hey. @smilingcrittersuniversityau Charlie is adorable.

Hopefully Charlie wouldn't mind meeting Toon DD. That pup just can't help himself when it comes to making new friends.

[starstruckfangardener]

I'm new on here 😍

You walk in on me taking these pics ,what happens next ?

[bethanydelleman]

I'm usually pretty diligent about keeping my Kdrama obsession on my sideblog, but everyone, you need to hear about Queen of Tears.

You know the super common trope of mysterious, work-obsessed, emotionally-constipated rich guy falls for a "poor" (usually middle class), spunky, every-girl? (what Pride & Prejudice is commonly mistaken for) Kdramas LOVE that trope. They love it to death. And because their format is almost always 12-16 episode miniseries and then done, you end with a marriage and "happily ever after".

Queen of Tears is set three years later and the Happily Ever After Couple is headed for divorce. Turns out that even true love can't overcome terrible communication and awful families. Maybe acts of service done in secret isn't a great love language. Their Destined, Soul-Mates relationship has crumbled and it's all due to very logical fall-out from trauma and their personalities. It is excellent. It's also gender-swapped for extra fun.

I love it to death and more people need to know it exists.

[spitinsideme]

I'm a little drunk rn so you should totally draw the gals doing some sort of shenanigans while under the influence

pomni and ragatha being silly and ddunk !!! unfortunately ddank tkk muxh they lassed oit

[prettyupsetnerd]

she's standing on a wooden crate btw

[teagirldaniel]

Use me as you want to 🥵

I'm just a fun person 😉

[clegfly]

I’ve… I’ve been thinking lately…

[commandernachos]

[therealmaquaroonie]

i mentioned this idea in another post i made earlier today and i could not get it out of my head

[lexartsstuff]

Welcome, to the Amazing Digital Raceway!

This idea spiraled out of control. Initially, it was just "hehe pretty lady on a motorcycle" and now it's turning into an AU.

So here we are, folks, the Amazing Digital Raceway; a game where players race against each other (and sometimes NPCs) for fun prizes. All races and prizes are dictated by the commentator and owner, Caine, with his.. co-host, Bubble.

Obviously, Ragatha comes first cause I'm obsessed with her. Sucked into this strange world with no memory except for how to ride a motorcycle, Ragatha is pretty similar to how she is in canon. Only major difference being she is much, much, much more used to getting tossed around now. Especially with Jax intentionally trying to run her off the track.

After all her time being stuck in this digital racing world, Ragatha has sort of put escaping on the backburner. A way out would be nice, sure, but her plate is already so full trying to make sure everyone else has as good of a time as they can.

Who knows? Maybe the new arrival will change all of that?

(Edit: Added character opinions)