#amurder

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Asmund art 2024,, literally its been so long

[bayofalgecirascranes]

#fox’s tongue and kirin’s bone#it's a long and boring eternity#unless you *handclap* spice *handclap* things *handclap* up#(the best spice is murder)#(and occasionally the opposite of murder)#(unmurder? demurdered? amurdered?)#(ace Aaron the amurdered staring in: Can We Please Continue Not To Murder Me Thanks)#reblog tags by @muffinlance

Good ol’ Aaron Foxstongue, the only human with two deaths and neither of them want anything to do with them.

but to be quite honest I am fascinated by the behavior of the deaths in Fox’s tongue and Kirin’s bone and The Skin Stealer’s Son. So many of them seem to be completely apathetic towards anything and everything unless and until it gets in the way of their charge’s Predicted Time of Death (ie: aaron is involved). I’ve seen deaths that are kindly and deaths that are hostile and deaths that are solemn and deaths that are hungry and deaths that revel in their nature, but I don’t think I’ve ever seen a death that’s apathetic before. They treat attempted massacres like ice cream socials and don’t give a second glance to the victims or the perpetrators. And yet some of may or may not have plans for aaron?

anyway please buy Fox’s tongue and Kirin’s bone and then read its sequel on royal road, it’s really good.

[prettygrltatum]

aaaaa simon asking bimbo!reader out??? or like fluffy hcs abt the two n their dynamic 🥹🥹

omg simon asking reader out is making me explode. sorry for the last responce btw lol, I had somethings going down :33 and im tired too lmao

warning: just some guy harrasing tf out of you and just being a dickhead, spelling mistakes

It was simple idea to him. Just walk right up to you and ask you out to dinner or a drink. Maybe even gas you up a bit. Tell you how pretty you are (which you know already) or that your outfit is cute.

But his body was betraying his mind. Amerging from the locker room, he sees little ole you. Or just your hair. All pretty and ready to work out he assumed. Shame he was getting ready to leave.

But a small and weak plea rings and travels through his ear. It was you, your sweet and addictive voice.

"Hey doll, just give me your number! I can give you a good time!" A man, proabarly in his mid life talking you up. Simon creeps behind the corner, eyebrows furrowed and in anger. Only if he could snap his neck right off. He can but what will you think? Think of him as amurdering machine like everyone else?

"The only you're having is in the geriatric ward, fuck off creep." you whined trying to squirm away from his hand. He could just stand by and watch you get treated this way. No. No way.

Simon's hulky foot steps march down the hallways. His grumbled catching the both of yours attention. "Leave the girl alone, she doesn't want you. Get a move on mate." He said, husjky and enrich of a natural Manchester accent.

"Hey leave us alone. I don't need your help buddy." The man bravely snapped back, his smirk wide as he turned back to you. Before Simon could catch life in prison for fucking this guy up, your legs swung at the stranger.

"FUCK!" He hollered. You pulled out your pepper spary and started to bend over him and spary it directly in his eyes. "Yeah fucker you don't like that you old saggy ass bitch!" You cursed. All the while Simon stood there, a bystander you could say.

As the man groaned and cried, you smiled at Simon. "Thank you mister!" Oh the way you said mister too-

"I-I uhm. You're welcome." He mumbled, all his confidence all of a sudden drained. You hand shot at his bicep, squishing and rubbing them. "You must come here often! You're rip mister! No doubt you would have wreck this guy."

Simon wanted to ask so badly, but yet again his body betrayed his mind once more.Why now? You were just too pretty for him. Not even worthy of being by your side even if it was only for a while. But yet-

"Mister, your eyes are very pretty. They remind me of my favorite chocolate bar. Like the wrapper."

Wait huh-

"I wanna take you out on a date with you! As a thank you! I'd go out with you than this wrinkled date here."

Simon just nodded his hand as he let you grabbed squish all over you. Finally his body was in sync with his mind.

[probably-enjolras]

hi friends! i decided i should make a pinned post bc i have a ridiculous amount of side blogs and i want people who i follow for those blogs to know it’s me:

art blog: @rkb-art (not a sideblog but an entirely new account for it)

fall out boy blog: @partsoulmate-fullproblem

mcr blog: @carcrashoutinthezones

supernatural blog: @deansbabygreens

hermitcraft blog: @hermitwithoutapermit

aromantic blog: @firstletterofthealphabet

genderqueer blog: @ivyivoryiris

aesthetic blog: @amurder-ofcrows

disability advocacy blog: @so-over-ableism

study blog: @greenhouse-studies

schizospec blog: @ghostlyschizophrenic

random/no theme: @heyheyitsryankay

bfu/watcher: @ghosty-files

if you see me follow you and you post content from one of these topics, hi! that’s me!

[heart-freak]

shut the FUCK up i dont kill peope im not amurder whywould you say taht.i dont kill peoople i dont want to kill anyone

[letmeoutofthebasementt]

it would be interesting if skz and ateez did a like a song collab first but also like amurder mystery collab for halloween or smth, not like the mafia game that they play but an actual crime scene they have to solve themselves who dunnit and which members killed who and so on it would be so funny and interesting to watch like imagine that changbin did it or lee know and hongjoong or seonghwa rofl.

We definitely need more Strayteez content because every time they’re together it’s amazing. Honestly, a murder mystery between them would probably be wild and they’d all just be betraying and murdering one another. Honestly I can see Changbin or Wooyoung doing it only because that’s such a them thing. Or maybe they’re murders together and just spending the entire game betraying each other

[the-hem]

Alma 30. From the Book of Mormon.

In Alma 29 we learn the nation needs to be led by a man who understands how to channel the efforts of persons who speak different languages, observe different religions, have unique body shapes and levels of development towards fulfillment of their common basic needs.

Upon successful conclusion of his efforts, he gives the Glory to God not before; otherwise, prayer and sacrament are idle chatter. Nothing but levity.

Chapter 30 continues to explains societies duties in this regard. Brace yourself for the twisty turney, delectable and delicious story of Korihor, Hebrew for kor, "caller" and "hor" "the highest" = "Caller to the Heights".

CHAPTER 30

Korihor, the anti-Christ, ridicules Christ, the Atonement, and the spirit of prophecy—He teaches that there is no God, no fall of man, no penalty for sin, and no Christ—Alma testifies that Christ will come and that all things denote there is a God—Korihor demands a sign and is struck dumb—The devil had appeared to Korihor as an angel and taught him what to say—Korihor is trodden down and dies. About 76–74 B.C.

1 Behold, now it came to pass that after the apeople of Ammon were established in the land of Jershon, yea, and also after the Lamanites were bdriven out of the land, and their dead were buried by the people of the land—

2 Now their dead were not numbered because of the greatness of their numbers; neither were the dead of the Nephites numbered—but it came to pass after they had buried their dead, and also after the days of afasting, and bmourning, and prayer, (and it was in the sixteenth year of the reign of the judges over the people of Nephi) there began to be continual peace throughout all the land.

3 Yea, and the people did observe to keep the commandments of the Lord; and they were strict in observing the aordinances of God, according to the law of Moses; for they were taught to bkeep the law of Moses until it should be fulfilled.

4 And thus the people did have no disturbance in all the sixteenth year of the reign of the judges over the people of Nephi.

5 And it came to pass that in the commencement of the seventeenth year of the reign of the judges, there was continual peace.

6 But it came to pass in the latter end of the seventeenth year, there came a man into the land of Zarahemla, and he was aAnti-Christ, for he began to preach unto the people bagainst the prophecies which had been spoken by the prophets, concerning the coming of Christ.

7 Now there was no law against a aman’s bbelief; for it was strictly contrary to the commands of God that there should be a law which should bring men on to unequal grounds.

8 For thus saith the scripture: aChoose ye this day, whom ye will serve.

9 Now if a man desired to serve God, it was his privilege; or rather, if he believed in God it was his privilege to serve him; but if he did not believe in him there was no law to punish him.

10 But if he amurdered he was punished unto bdeath; and if he crobbed he was also punished; and if he stole he was also punished; and if he committed dadultery he was also punished; yea, for all this wickedness they were punished.

11 For there was a law that men should be judged according to their crimes. Nevertheless, there was no law against a man’s belief; therefore, a man was punished only for the crimes which he had done; therefore all men were on aequal grounds.

12 And this aAnti-Christ, whose name was Korihor, (and the law could have no hold upon him) began to preach unto the people that there should be bno Christ. And after this manner did he preach, saying:

13 O ye that are bound down under a afoolish and a vain hope, why do ye yoke yourselves with such foolish things? Why do ye look for a Christ? For no man can bknow of anything which is to come.

14 Behold, these things which ye call prophecies, which ye say are handed down by holy prophets, behold, they are foolish traditions of your fathers.

15 How do ye know of their surety? Behold, ye cannot know of things which ye do not asee; therefore ye cannot know that there shall be a Christ.

16 Ye look forward and say that ye see a remission of your sins. But behold, it is the effect of a afrenzied mind; and this derangement of your minds comes because of the traditions of your fathers, which lead you away into a belief of things which are not so.

17 And many more such things did he say unto them, telling them that there could be no atonement made for the sins of men, but every man afared in this life according to the management of the creature; therefore every man prospered according to his genius, and that every man conquered according to his strength; and bwhatsoever a man did was cno crime.

18 And thus he did preach unto them, leading away the hearts of many, causing them to lift up their heads in their wickedness, yea, leading away many women, and also men, to commit whoredoms—telling them that when a man was dead, that was the end thereof.

19 Now this man went over to the land of aJershon also, to preach these things among the people of Ammon, who were once the people of the Lamanites.

20 But behold they were more wise than many of the Nephites; for they took him, and bound him, and carried him before Ammon, who was a ahigh priest over that people.

21 And it came to pass that he caused that he should be carried out of the land. And he came over into the land of Gideon, and began to preach unto them also; and here he did not have much success, for he was taken and bound and carried before the high priest, and also the chief judge over the land.

22 And it came to pass that the high priest said unto him: Why do ye go about perverting the ways of the Lord? Why do ye teach this people that there shall be no Christ, to interrupt their rejoicings? Why do ye speak against all the prophecies of the holy prophets?

23 Now the high priest’s name was Giddonah. And Korihor said unto him: Because I do not teach the foolish traditions of your fathers, and because I do not teach this people to bind themselves down under the foolish ordinances and performances which are laid down by ancient priests, to usurp power and authority over them, to keep them in ignorance, that they may not lift up their heads, but be brought down according to thy words.

24 Ye say that this people is a free people. Behold, I say they are in bondage. Ye say that those ancient prophecies are true. Behold, I say that ye do not know that they are true.

25 Ye say that this people is a guilty and a fallen people, because of the transgression of a parent. Behold, I say that a child is not guilty because of its parents.

26 And ye also say that Christ shall come. But behold, I say that ye do not know that there shall be a Christ. And ye say also that he shall be slain for the asins of the world—

27 And thus ye lead away this people after the foolish traditions of your fathers, and according to your own desires; and ye keep them down, even as it were in bondage, that ye may glut yourselves with the labors of their hands, that they durst not look up with boldness, and that they durst not enjoy their rights and privileges.

28 Yea, they durst not make use of that which is their own lest they should offend their priests, who do yoke them according to their desires, and have brought them to believe, by their traditions and their dreams and their whims and their visions and their pretended mysteries, that they should, if they did not do according to their words, offend some unknown being, who they say is God—a being who anever has been seen or known, who bnever was nor ever will be.

29 Now when the high priest and the achief judge saw the hardness of his heart, yea, when they saw that he would brevile even against God, they would not make any reply to his words; but they caused that he should be bound; and they delivered him up into the hands of the officers, and sent him to the land of Zarahemla, that he might be brought before Alma, and the chief judge who was governor over all the land.

30 And it came to pass that when he was brought before Alma and the chief judge, he did go on in the same manner as he did in the land of Gideon; yea, he went on to ablaspheme.

31 And he did rise up in great aswelling words before Alma, and did revile against the bpriests and teachers, accusing them of leading away the people after the silly traditions of their fathers, for the sake of glutting on the labors of the people.

32 Now Alma said unto him: Thou knowest that we do not glut ourselves upon the labors of this people; for behold I have alabored even from the commencement of the reign of the judges until now, with mine bown hands for my support, notwithstanding my many travels round about the land to declare the word of God unto my people.

33 And notwithstanding the many labors which I have performed in the church, I have never received so much as even one asenine for my labor; neither has any of my brethren, save it were in the judgment-seat; and then we have received only according to law for our time.

34 And now, if we do not receive anything for our labors in the church, what doth it profit us to labor in the church save it were to declare the truth, that we may have rejoicings in the ajoy of our brethren?

35 Then why sayest thou that we preach unto this people to get gain, when thou, of thyself, knowest that we receive no gain? And now, believest thou that we deceive this people, that acauses such joy in their hearts?

36 And Korihor answered him, Yea.

37 And then Alma said unto him: Believest thou that there is a God?

38 And he answered, Nay.

39 Now Alma said unto him: Will ye deny again that there is a God, and also deny the Christ? For behold, I say unto you, I know there is a God, and also that Christ shall come.

40 And now what evidence have ye that there is no aGod, or that Christ cometh not? I say unto you that ye have none, save it be your word only.

41 But, behold, I have all things as a atestimony that these things are true; and ye also have all things as a testimony unto you that they are true; and will ye deny them? Believest thou that these things are true?

42 Behold, I know that thou abelievest, but thou art possessed with a blying spirit, and ye have put coff the Spirit of God that it may have no place in you; but the devil has power over you, and he doth carry you about, working devices that he may destroy the children of God.

43 And now Korihor said unto Alma: If thou wilt show me a asign, that I may be convinced that there is a God, yea, show unto me that he hath power, and then will I be convinced of the truth of thy words.

44 But Alma said unto him: Thou hast had signs enough; will ye tempt your God? Will ye say, Show unto me a sign, when ye have the testimony of aall these thy brethren, and also all the holy prophets? The scriptures are laid before thee, yea, and all things denote there is a God; yea, even the bearth, and call things that are upon the face of it, yea, and its dmotion, yea, and also all the eplanets which move in their regular form do witness that there is a Supreme Creator.

45 And yet do ye go about, leading away the hearts of this people, testifying unto them there is no God? And yet will ye deny against all these awitnesses? And he said: Yea, I will deny, except ye shall show me a sign.

46 And now it came to pass that Alma said unto him: Behold, I am grieved because of the hardness of your heart, yea, that ye will still resist the spirit of the truth, that thy soul may be destroyed.

47 But behold, it is abetter that thy soul should be blost than that thou shouldst be the means of bringing many souls down to destruction, by thy lying and by thy flattering words; therefore if thou shalt deny again, behold God shall smite thee, that thou shalt become dumb, that thou shalt never open thy mouth any more, that thou shalt not deceive this people any more.

48 Now Korihor said unto him: I do not deny the existence of a God, but I do not believe that there is a God; and I say also, that ye do not know that there is a God; and except ye show me a sign, I will not believe.

49 Now Alma said unto him: This will I give unto thee for a sign, that thou shalt be astruck dumb, according to my words; and I say, that in the name of God, ye shall be struck dumb, that ye shall no more have utterance.

50 Now when Alma had said these words, Korihor was struck dumb, that he could not have utterance, according to the words of Alma.

51 And now when the chief judge saw this, he put forth his hand and wrote unto Korihor, saying: Art thou convinced of the power of God? In whom did ye desire that Alma should show forth his sign? Would ye that he should afflict others, to show unto thee a sign? Behold, he has showed unto you a sign; and now will ye dispute more?

52 And Korihor put forth his hand and wrote, saying: I know that I am dumb, for I cannot speak; and I know that nothing save it were the apower of God could bring this upon me; yea, and I always bknew that there was a God.

53 But behold, the devil hath adeceived me; for he bappeared unto me in the cform of an angel, and said unto me: Go and reclaim this people, for they have all gone astray after an unknown God. And he said unto me: There is dno God; yea, and he taught me that which I should say. And I have taught his words; and I taught them because they were pleasing unto the ecarnal mind; and I taught them, even until I had much success, insomuch that I verily believed that they were true; and for this cause I withstood the truth, even until I have brought this great fcurse upon me.

54 Now when he had said this, he besought that Alma should pray unto God, that the acurse might be taken from him.

55 But Alma said unto him: If this curse should be taken from thee thou wouldst again lead away the hearts of this people; therefore, it shall be unto thee even as the Lord will.

56 And it came to pass that the curse was not taken off of Korihor; but he was acast out, and went about from house to house begging for his food.

57 Now the knowledge of what had happened unto Korihor was immediately published throughout all the land; yea, the proclamation was sent forth by the chief judge to all the people in the land, declaring unto those who had believed in the words of Korihor that they must speedily repent, alest the same judgments would come unto them.

58 And it came to pass that they were all convinced of the wickedness of Korihor; therefore they were all converted again unto the Lord; and this put an end to the iniquity after the manner of Korihor. And Korihor did go about from house to house, begging food for his support.

59 And it came to pass that as he went forth among the people, yea, among a people who had separated themselves from the Nephites and called themselves aZoramites, [Zor = wealth, am= to be] being led by a man whose name was Zoram—and as he went forth amongst them, behold, he was run upon and trodden down, even until he was bdead.

60 And thus we see the end of him who aperverteth the ways of the Lord; and thus we see that the devil will not bsupport his children at the last day, but doth speedily drag them down to chell.

=A man who was calling to the people to the heights greatly offended them, they called Alma, the Man of Purpose who cross-examined him, and lo and behold the things he needed to find answers to were on the inside. They could not come from food, sound, sight, water, wealth or comfort.

The Zoramites, people who lust for wealth, had a fit about having to deal with a person who was not extroverted in his search for the Spirit of God ran him over in traffic.

Now read Alma 31 next: Alma and the Judge have to minister to people that didn't quite get it, as you will find out, and the Chapter ends explaining how food for the mind and soul are provided to the eager....for heaven and also for hell.

[themagicalmelanin]

A murder of crows #winter #crows #winterbirds #amurderofcrows #amurder #justbecause https://www.instagram.com/p/B7mfNClhvvf/?igshid=1dl0fgdi1cdaq

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screaming crying throwing up i hate hannibal

[incorrectbnhaquotes]

Aoyama: im broke? no you misheard me! i’m baroque! i’m extravagant

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Spore’s Inktober day 17: Pumpkin

looks like pie’s back on the menu boys

[ambersky0319]

Whenever people start reacting to chapters of Corrupted:

Me: *laughs* let me go get my popcorn and some knives for you

[alphakappahomo]

Kev: im broke? no you misheard me! im baroque! i’m extravagant

[vancilocs]

yakov: what do you and tenevil talk about?

malor: oh you know. teeth sharpening business. how to protect ears from the cold

[probably-enjolras]

i just need 31 more followers then my amount of followers will be 1832. follow me solely to let me have the One Of The Les Mis Numbers™ (i'm not ambitious enough for 24601...)

[velouriawrote]

@finalgirlrites​ › rhiannon, 1926.

To our esteemed and honored guest, the letter read and Vasiliy couldn’t ignore the intrigue such words brought. Invitations to parties are a dime a dozen for men like him but the vagueness of the letter, the mystery and questions it brought. Well, the idea of not attending never crossed his mind. Bags packed and train ticket bought a day within receiving it, his weeks of life proceeding the ride he’s now on were solely focused on the moment he was to board. The pretty redhead caught his eye as soon as he sits down in his compartment, gaze flicking lazily between the newspaper in his hands and the back of her copper strands, but he makes no move to introduce himself. The steam train rolls over English countryside and as they arrive at more stops, the patrons inside, himself included, drop down to just a dozen.

It becomes clear that Vasiliy Konstantinovich Burlakov is not the only esteemed and honored guest among them. In fact, as the stops become wider apart, Vasiliy is sure they’re all headed for the same destination. Suspicions confirmed once the train conductor informs him they’re at the end of the line, he and the eleven others exiting the train are left to their own devices. Standing silently on the platform, he’s left to ponder his next move when a car arrives specifically for him. Once he’s entered, it becomes clear that the car would be picking up each guest and driving them to their destination separately—why was their host so desperate to keep them apart? Were they not destined for the same party?

The butler that greets him as soon as he arrives directs him to a room down the hall, taking his luggage and instructing him to remain there until all guests arrive. The wait is boring, all that time accommodating for all eleven others arriving separately, and Vasiliy doesn’t feel awkward being the first to arrive when more of the strangers come to find him sitting in the parlor. He only tilts his head, inspecting each one as they enter. None of them speak to each other, though Vasiliy can’t remember being instructed not to do so. Perhaps it would feel wrong to speak when their thoughts must all be wondering what they’re doing here. Only waiting on three more to arrive, Vasiliy’s interest is piqued when the redhead he saw before from afar on the train is the next to enter the room. A beautiful face to match her beautiful hair. This time, he smiles politely.