#and they have folding lawn chairs

[ladyzirkonia]

I'm so exhausted after today. I just wanna join these Mandalorians. Playing ball and having a damn camping trip.

Sitting with this handsome modern Mandalorian guy in a folding lawn chair and drinking some pog soup.

Thank you @fulcrum-art-fox

[divineandmajesticinone]

CENTURY OF LOVE (2024) I 1.04 "Vee is the fox that conceils himself in Ms. Wad's fate. Like the nine-tailed fox that possessed the consort Daji."

[yellowbag14]

[whamber]

Mergwenthur aka Arthur's bisexual panic awakening

[raviollies]

personal redemption with not liking any of the art ive made for this story with a composition thats actually working out okay

[odoraful]

NEED TO GIVE THIS MAN A KISS !!!!!

[ratatatastic]

quite honestly we should have a canadian whos sole job it is to make a finn giggle do pressers together more often just for the chaos

if i had a nickle for everytime this happened id have two nickles which isnt a lot but its weird that it happened twice.

2024 nhl global series finland game 1 postgame interview | 11.1.24 (x)

[leopardmuffinxo]

saw Sten in the DA art book and now i can’t focus 🫦

[lesbiradshaw]

♠️

[blank-house]

Sorry for the suggestive ask 😇 but i just NEED to know about the classic question: who's top bunk, who doesn't care and who prefers bottom bunk? (iykyk)

oh, i see what you're putting down.

elio prefers to be in the top bunk because he likes to feel tall. also, he used to jump off the top bunk as a kid. king of the mountain shit.

jamie is also usually in the top bunk because he can get down way easier than everyone else on account as being tall as shit. percy will reluctantly settle for the bottom bunk on account of not really having a dog in this race, but if given the opportunity would pick the top bunk too. he likes high places.

i like to imagine that the plan was, prior to jamie coming into the picture, that elio and percy shared one room of their apartment and had a bunk bed that looked like these:

their actual bedrooms that they occupy now were probably used as a game room or a storage bay for percy's tj maxx purchases until he could figure out where to put them.

no, but really. they lived in normal dorm housing until they got the house. elio's probably the only one who's ever had a bunk bed.

[theprinceandthewitch]

Don't mind me everyone, I am just sitting over here experiencing Totally Normal feelings about the Caleb/Evelyn subtext in Hunting Palismen.

I am not screaming, crying, shaking, and/or throwing up over how Hunters first act of betrayal against Philip was cherishing the bond he has with Luz. This bond is represented by Flapjack, the physical representation of Caleb and Evelyn's love.

I do not watch this episode, with my mouth agape, every time I see Hunter return home to his abusive "uncle" knowing full well physical punishment will most likely be dealt to him. He knows that his "uncle" might add another scar to his face, but he still chooses to return home empty-handed rather than turn against Luz. I react in a manner that can undoubtedly be perceived as normal every time I see Hunter choose to keep Flapjack, even though handing Flapjack over to his abusive "uncle" would spare him further punishment.

I am also casual about Hunter's reaction to Luz's words and disappointed gaze:

Luz: So you're really gonna do this? You're just gonna hand all these innocent little guys over to Belos? I know what he does with them. I thought you might've been a good guy. But I guess that was just wishful thinking. You're not my friend. You're just the Golden Guard.

Hunter: My name is Hunter.

Luz: [gasps]

I am not taking note of how he cares about her opinion of him. I am also not taking note of how she is the only character who actually listens to him AND how she's the only character he tries to impress.

I have not been taking note of how Luz and Hunter treat each other vs other characters AT ALL every time I rewatch this fanfic paced cartoon...

[undead-potatoes]

Oh no I just realized I could probably play Veilguard in bed with a controller if I wanted to

[writingmyheartoutforyou]

There are a lot of things wrong with the idea of dropping Biden and replacing him with someone else.

1.) The General Election is less than 4 months away. The funds raised by Biden's campaign ($200 million at the least) can not be transferred to any other campaign according to law. Meaning any potential replacement would be starting at 0 and be at a insane disadvantage.

2.) 14.5 million people voted for Biden during the Primaries this year. He won with 87% of the vote. You would need a candidate who can win over ALL those voters, plus undecided voters.

(Side note: that task would be monumental given that a good amount of the people who voted in the primaries are going to be pissed if their votes are tossed out. Doubly so if they don't get a say in the replacement.)

Point being, any potential replacement would be fighting an uphill battle at a steep incline. Potential voters would see them as essentially backstabbers who don't care about them as constituents. So they'd be wasting time trying to get those votes BACK instead of campaigning against Trump.

It's also just a terrible look for the Democratic Party, who claim to be fighting FOR democracy, to then toss out all those votes because they didn't like the outcome. It would weaken the standing of the party to a sizable portion of the base.

3.) I've already seen people on Twitter say that this debacle is making them reconsider donating to Democrats in the future. I don't blame them. Why donate to people who want to disenfranchise you? So if any part of this moves forward, Democrats down ticket will face backlash. Almost certainly losing both the House and Senate.

4.) It's just a terrible idea to oust the incumbent. Democrats have done this before (LBJ and Carter come to mind). Those elections ended with Nixon and Reagan in office, and we're still feeling the effects of THOSE presedencies. Dropping Biden would guarantee a Trump presidency.

Incumbents have a natural advantage in elections. They can point to the things they've done and what they plan to do. Name recognition helps, too. It's easier to sell the average person someone who's already doing the job than it is to sell a potential unknown. People know Joe Biden. They don't know Newsom or Whitmer nearly as well (if at all).

(Back in 2020, a big concern was that Trump would be re-elected simply because he was the incumbent. I think he might have won if his response to COVID-19 hadn't been so terrible.)

5.) This is just my personal opinion, but the focus on Biden's age and stutter has been shameful. We knew he was old back in 2020, so bringing it up now is pointless. Also, as someone with a stutter, the way people are trying to tie cognitive ability to his lifelong speech impediment is just offensive. People with stutters are not stupid or have dementia. They have a stutter. The focus on it is just pure ablisim.

(It would be funny to me if all the talk about Biden's age actually shifted the 60+ vote to him. I can't imagine that group enjoys being talked to like they're walking corpses.)

There's too much at stake here. So I'll end on this: if Biden wins, we will have an election in 2028. If Trump wins, we probably won't. So unless you want that, vote.

[razzledazzle-pop]

10.10.2024 - Cool down sketch (she's been on my mind again the last couple of days...Felt cute, might finish it later 😋🌟💫).

[northwestofinsanity]

“A Charlie Brown Thanksgiving” -Snoopy vs the Lawn Chair

(When you start pausing a cartoon frame-by-frame and catch cursed gems that might be more funny than the scene itself)

[resident-rats]

The exact face I pull while writing graphic smut