#and he should be proud of himself!

[ehghtyseven]

You're just the 9th penguin to record your first 400 points with the team. What does that mean to you, to have all of them with Pittsburgh? [x]

[turtleblogatlast]

I love Raph and haven’t said that enough so to be more specific I love that Raph is a soft boy who loves bear plushies, a gross boy who eats an assortment of things that are definitely better left alone, a smart boy who is more than capable of taking down villains through planning and fortitude alike, a strong boy who is dedicated to training his muscles and fighting prowess, a teenage boy who loves his brothers but is more than happy to tease and roughhouse with them, an angry boy who sometimes lets his anger take a hold of him to cover the fear, a gentle boy who is generous with hugs and affirmations to those he loves, a capable boy who takes on more than should ever be expected of a teenager, a good boy who just wants to be a hero and slowly comes to realize the cost of that duty, a good boy who has no reservations about putting himself in the way of harm coming to his family, a good boy who’s a great brother and son and person and deserves only the best the world has to offer.

[inkpotsprite]

Just imagining Regulus finding this dumbass stag with its antlers caught in a fence then carefully and gently helping it out and healing any small injuries he finds.

After that, he sees the stag quite often and gives it treats or just talks to it while it silently demands head pats.

Meanwhile, James has skipped right over the sexuality crisis and is now staring at Regulus with hearts in his eyes.

[dimpletheheck]

First time drawing pyro🪓🔥

Omg pookie bear...

I love this little freak sm

Step aside, you wannabe artists- Pyro is the next Da Vinci

[canisalbus]

what would Machete do now if he ran into his parents and siblings since he's all grown up and has a high position?

He wouldn't recognize them, he was three or four the last time he saw them and barely remembers anything from his early childhood, most of the memories from when he was little are from his apprenticeship era.

I don't think he'd have much to say to them. They're just strangers to him, and he's notoriously not very keen on letting strangers into his personal space. Consciously he might be aware that his parents gave him away and over the years he must have wondered what was wrong in him for that to happen, but whatever resentment he had for them probably simmered out long ago, he had more pressing things to worry about. He'd be confused and a little perturbed but would likely treat them with the same cold and aloof politeness he treats everyone else, and only start to get visibly agitated if they tried to insert themselves back into his life.

[minthepm]

let me say fuck, ren amamiya, crayon on paper, 2023

[mmmitchmmmarner]

this is why i cant be mad at their decision

[dykedvonte]

Mini rant below and in the tags, the only time I’ll talk about this and my personal take on it.

The way people talk about hypothetical male Anya on Twitter and the idea of how Mouthwashing would play out if the genders were swapped makes me remember how people still don’t take sexual assault and rape with male victims with the same gravity, especially when the perpetrator is female.

[shadystranger]

sam had a boner here

[mamawasatesttube]

i do genuinely think an adult, fully-realized kon would be able to defeat superman in a fight. not just saying that bc he's my fav or whatever but because like. ttk is so op. telekinetic power with the range and raw strength to destroy every single gun in LA, and the finesse of control to not destroy anything else? that alone is a huge force to be reckoned with. add kryptonian abilities on top of that and you've got a fucking powerhouse. like um devs? op tbh pls nerf (except don't, because i find that sooooo tasty.)

because to clark, i think this is a good thing! it isn't quite so lonely when he's got a little brother/son/they really can't label it but they're family, who understands the alienation. the burden of having so much power. the fear of what your own hands can do. he sees in kon a kindred spirit, although it also saddens him that kon has to feel this burden too.

but kon?

oh, kon is terrified of himself.

[myjunkisyuzuruhanyu]

Ilia on communicating with Shoma backstage ☺️

He's a good kid and I love the friendly atmosphere skaters nowadays have - rivals on ice vs. friends of ice !

Full interview translation here

[pluviophile6104]

And he sure did...

[greenbergsays]

I was thinking about the phrase “hate the sin not the sinner” but my brain got it mixed up and said “hate the sinner not the sin” which is INFINITELY funnier

[butchsophiewalten]

Thought I had posted about this already whups. Martin made a really important twitter thread earlier:

[rabb1ttrash]

I just think Wolffe deserves to have claws :)

[il-predestinato]

Ugh I just woke up in the US and have it recorded, is it even worth the heartbreak to watch?

Haha. Me, personally? Definitely not worth it. But then again, I'm disappointed any time Charles doesn't win a race. 😂 The small compensation is that Max did an amazing job (as usual!). The rest of the race was an absolute bore IMO.

And not to mention, it's quite heartbreaking to watch Charles in all of the post-race footage too. He's unbelievably upset and he KNOWS that Sainz didn't unlock the full potential of the car today. Charles KNOWS and the team knows and we ALL know that Charles' worst result today would have been P2 without a broken car.

HOWEVER - I can't overstate how brilliant Charles was today. If you want to watch him cope and adapt to what would have been a race-ending malfunction for lesser drivers, then you might want to watch it anyway. He was unbelievable. Every time he braked, the car did something different/unpredictable and he had to change the brake balance every single time without knowing exactly how the car would respond. It got worse and worse for the first 10 laps, and then never went away for the entire race. DESPITE that, his pace was impressive and his racing brain was so brilliant. He patiently waited and goaded George into an error before overtaking on the straight, knowing that his brakes would be unpredictable for any other type of overtake.

So yeah, it was a heartbreaking race and I'd rather die than rewatch it, but it was also one of the finest displays of EXACTLY why Charles Leclerc is a generational talent and future champion.