#and incredibly based

[magichroma]

Master, eew, kinda cringy roleyplayish

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Mistress, powerful respected, hot as hell

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Admin, depersonalizing (but in a way where they care) hot, non gendered

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[tarvek-sturmvoraus]

bats: tim are you going to tell us anything you did while searching for bruce tim: not unless everyone gets real cool about a bunch of stuff really quickly

[orviposition]

joongdok in hanfu can be something so personal

[mer-se]

Isabella stewart gardner museum

(yesterday was a perfect day. 🖤)

[smokin-salmon]

Fuck it. *Makes the old woman cry*

[lastoneout]

Can I just say I fucking love how One Piece has revealed one of it's core messages to be "those in power have an obligation to recognize when it is time for them to step down and allow the next generation to carry on in their place, even if that next generation does things differently, bcs nothing stifles freedom and progress like a stagnant society so obsessed with it's past rulers and their legacy that it can't see the cracks forming until it's too late" like that's not just correct, it's straight up CATHARTIC!! Like yeah, Oda, you're right!! It is fucked up that the people in power are so addicted to being at the top that they silence and suffocate everyone who has come after them, insisting that the youth can't be trusted to know what's best or do what needs to be done!!! Thank you!!!!

[soleminisanction]

It turns out the best-ever image of a Super carrying a Bat was published in 1975.

[professorcalculusstanaccount]

I decided to redraw one of my earliest Tintin fancomics! I've been drawing Tintin fanart for a bit before I started posting online.

I can imagine Tintin having a tumultuous relationship with his editor, hardly ever being in the office and having a very low rate of writing articles. Tintin's increasingly liberal politics also clash with the newspaper's conservative values. Tintin and his editor frequently argue over this but Tintin almost always wins out, as he is aware that it is his articles that sell the paper. His editor is reluctant to let go of his golden goose.

More headcanon under the Read More! It's background stuff and things about his editor.

Tintin started his journalism career at just 14, and seeing the dangerous situations he is sent into in his early stories suggests to me that whoever hired him didn't have his best interests at heart. I can imagine his editor taking advantage of Tintin's ambition and naivety, while styling himself as a sort of father figure to the newspaper he runs. I based him off of the editor we see at the very start of Tintin in the Land of the Soviets!

His editor hires him after Tintin demonstrates remarkable skills in investigative journalism, uncovering local corruption for his school paper. He takes advantage of Tintin's naivety, sending him off to various countries to write conservative propaganda pieces for the paper. He hopes Tintin will be easy to groom into a conservative pundit, but after witnessing atrocities and coming into contact with people from different walks of life, Tintin finds himself unlearning a lot of harmful beliefs he was raised with. After he earns global recognition in Tintin in America, Tintin leverages his star power to ensure less editorial interference with his work. His journey away from conservatism is kickstarted upon befriending Chang, who directly challenges a lot of his preconceptions.

Tintin stays with the paper under the misguided belief that he can steer the publication in a better direction with his influence. Deep down he also feels he owes his editor, as it was him who gave Tintin a platform and an oppurtunity to escape his situation, being raised in an orphanage and being deeply unhappy in school. His editor also frequently points out that other papers will not be as lenient with his low turnover rate of articles, and that he's lucky he's still with them.

After Tintin gets Chang a job there as his photographer, Chang ends up befriending a lot of the staff. He's one of the few non white staff members there, which causes quite the stir. While Chang is grateful for the job, he becomes increasingly uncomfortable with working for them the more he learns about the paper. He tells Tintin that by staying there, he's only legitimising the publication.

Tensions at the paper start rising as political tension rises in Europe. Tintin, Chang, and a lot of staff notice their editor acting erratically and making strange demands...

[paxopalotls]

Bro does *not* know how to handle being a celebrity

[crumb-crumblet-s-crumbington]

dead blondes

[zipsunz]

brosweek2024: day 5 - AU

bring in the pinch hitter 🐹⚡️

(written by @sunkitty143)

[slidehead]

hello online feminist do you hate men as an extension of the hierarchical class they create, uphold and coercively enforce in society or do you hate men because you genuinely believe they are evil through an inherent biological heritage that cannot be mended

[radishearts]

*crawls out of the sewer* I FINISHED THE DESIGNS 🙏🙏🙏

AGAHSHJSJSJS <- so normal and well adjusted about all of their season 10 POVs

[overtake]

Jeddah 2024

[egophiliac]

(breathing into a paper bag) FRALIO....

can't believe they gave us another guy. oh my god. so I guess Kelka is more, uhhh, more OOO then, and Fralio is Ankh? not that it matters too much, although they do seem to be doing something with the connected Riders so. who knows. anything goes! or if I may, anything gOOOes! god. of course they're the Ambition parallel. of course they are. oh my god.

fortunately there's nothing else they can throw at me right now that could possibly --

AHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHH

[sc0rpain]

his ass is NOT beating the ethogirl allegations