#and it still took ages lol

[mrs-gauche]

Alas, so long as the music plays, we dance.

(Cole's cryptic comments + The Song)

[artiestartart]

Happy pride month lol

[bmpmp3]

finding out ur coworker is way older than you thought and having to very quickly reorient how you talk to them

[sunandmoonster]

Head empty, only zolu hhhh @v@

And yeh, wolf!zoro went into rut and it’s the captain’s duty to help him out ehehehehe >:]

[idlenight-art]

Dane Tabris, Warden Commander, Hero of Ferelden.

I started this project..... end of april of this year. With all the da4 news I decided it was time to power on trough the last outfit I was working on - which was also the most complicated, cuz I did all the fucking layers separately to understand how the outfit works.

The first picture is his gear transformation during origins (recruitment/ostagar -> during the blight -> landsmeet/final battle). the other two are his Warden-Commander gear from Awakening onward. He doesn't change it up much after that.

[magical-maniart]

Be safe, Da’len, young Lethallan

May the Dread Wolf never catch your scent

[nebulousbren]

Still rough but here's the wip so far! Just a fun little interaction between Lyric and Astarion I imagined during the goblin camp fight.

[hand-face-chan]

I'm only halfway though Hbomberguy's new video and I dont know if this is a universal experience but my main horrified takeaway from hbomb's plagiarism video so far is that one of my highschools TAUGHT AN ENTIRE CLASS OF 13 YEAR OLDS TO PLAGIARISE. LIKE, ON PURPOSE.

I ended up moving to a much better highschool, but my first highschool essentially taught us to "write" essays by reading what someone else had written and then write what they said again but putting it "into your own words". Which in practice was teaching us to change, for example, "the works of Shakespeare were regarded by many as the first popular art form" to "Shakespeare's plays have been said by some to be the first example of popular media". One teacher actually told us that the process of writing an essay was "saying what the people you've researched have said, in a way where it sounds like you said it".

Like. The tactics that actual plagiarists use to hide the fact that they were stealing. An actual teacher tried to teach me to do that.

[genderfluidkai]

Band au Morro again teehee

[skyward-floored]

Yeah the problem with having opinions is people will disagree and get really mad about it. The good part is that probably just as many people agree and are glad about it.

There’s a LOT of popular headcanons (vulgar Wind, Ravioli, Vidow, killer Wild, to name a few) that I disagree with. I’m still new to the LU fandom (though I’ve been playing Zelda since before some people on here were born), so it makes me glad to hear your thoughts and headcanons and see your stories. Keep your chin up! They can’t kick you out if you carve your own little niche!

Yeah, I know, and honestly I used to be more vocal about things (I mean, one of my first posts on here was about how I didn’t like how everyone made Legend constantly swear). I think I’ve just been burned one too many times, yknow? Plus I have a lot more followers now, and that means it’s a lot more likely a post I make will make the rounds and be seen by someone who’ll get mad about it lol. I miss the anonymity that came with having like 100 followers...

But yeah, you’re right. Just because an opinion is unpopular doesn’t mean it isn’t good. And now that I’m thinking about it, if none of us ever bring up the unpopular headcanons (or actual canon people like to ignore XD) then they’re never going to be brought up.

And thanks :) it’s nice to know I’m not alone with some of this.

[sysig]

I also made a card for him (Patreon)

[kobbers]

🎶 WHACK 🎶

Finally managed to get the solo clear I've been building up to for a while. Eat it, Alatreon. I'll be back for more I'm sure... now that it's time to look ahead to Fatalis.

[eightyfours]

The Karate Kid (1984-1989)

dir. John G. Avildsen.

[romanitas]

it's the year of our lord 2024 and i spent the last week and a half rereading percy jackson and the olympians for the first time in many many years

it's still delightful, the last olympian is such a solid book end to the first series, i love these children even after all this time

[chemicalarospec]

my haircut inspo board filled with the ugliest men on earth and one woman who looks like young william beckett.

[stonerzelda]

Something i wish i knew as a kid is that no matter how scary it seems to know in x amount if time you'll be x age, when that time does come, whether you know it or not you will be ready for it. I spent my entire childhood living in fear knowing how fleeting it all was, trying to soak up every last moment and detail to memory, but in doing so I missed out on precious time mourning what had already passed. I may not feel 25 right now, but I know in just a couple years time I'll reflect and realize how young I still was, and I hope I don't hold it against myself for not appreciating it. There really is nothing to fear. I'll be different, but I'll still be me, I haven't lost all the versions of myself I aged out of, I've just grown to hold more of them.

Basically once you reach the age you were so scared you won't be ready for, you'll realize there was nothing to be scared of! Time has a way of making the pieces fall in place, regardless of whether you see the puzzle completing.