#anyway i finished both seasons !

[bizarrelittlemew]

calling it right now that season 3 starts like this

[so-very-small]

the patient needs g/t fearplay to live

[sleepybean427]

If I had a nickel for every time Jack De Sena voiced a character I cherish with all my heart only for them to go through the worst horror and trauma you can imagine, I’d have 2 nickels

Which isn’t a lot, but it’s weird that it happened twice

[livsmessydoodles]

am cooking up a little something for us benji shippers...... well...... the four of us that are still left at least!

[theminecraftbee]

hermit horror week day 6: season 6 or flesh

Cleo hums as she looks over her pirate crew. Her ship is coming more and more to life every day with the help of the new armor stand book. Bringing real pirates to life to live in her crew--it's been a dream so far. She has a real knack for it, to. Everyone keeps commenting on it.

It's funny, thinking she of all people would be good at bringing life to things. There's a joke about that, she's sure.

She flips through the book, tilts her head and frowns as the crew prepares her ship for the day. Hm, no. She needs to make some more edits, though, before she declares it done. Her crew is a little bit too all the same color, at the moment, and there aren't enough that are the right height, and...

She walks up to the nearest crew member. He looks up at her and waves methodically before going back to his programmed actions. She flips the pages in the book, finds the correct pages to nudge, and starts messing with his height to make the crew more varied.

There is a horrible snapping and popping sound as the crew member freezes in place, and his torso and limbs begin to stretch to match the new parameters. The skin twists around the bone. Bones break and regrow. She waits patiently for the changes to be done. Finally, the twisted cracking stops, and the crew member stands at his new height.

Cleo makes a face.

"Yeah, I'm not sure that's right either," she says, even as the crew member stands up to start going back to his tasks. He's sweating and shaking, which makes it a bit hard to judge, so she re-locks the armor stand in place, freezing him.

She thinks she got his limbs wrong the first time, actually; that's why the new height didn't work well. It'll be individual reposing, then.

She starts making adjustments in her book when she looks over her shoulder and sees her crew staring at her. She shudders. It's unnerving when that happens. It always makes her feel like--she brings life to her builds like this, but it's not like the things are alive.

But sometimes, when she's adjusting the scene...

"Well? You lot get back to work!" she says, and she goes back to adjusting the first crew member she has to make changes for. She'll start with the arms, since those are proportioned worst. She needs to make them a little shorter.

The terrible tearing and popping sounds continue as things break and relocate. Cleo sighs.

One day, maybe this will be less trial and error, and she'll have to hear less horrible bone breaking? Today, though, she'll be fine with it. She's a zombie, she's probably heard worse.

As she finishes setting the arm in place, there's a low, strange sound, like an aborted scream.

She's really got to ask the datapack author one day about that, she thinks, and she moves to the next arm.

[vanyafresita]

the things you do for love...

[skitskatdacat63]

2009 Brazilian Grand Prix - Jenson Button

[klanced]

hell hath no fury like a yuri voltron warrior

[captain-kit-adventuress]

It seems a particularly cruel turn that, having been through the rigours of the narrative for Red Dead Redemption II, with all that happens to Arthur Morgan and the tragedy of his eventual fate, and, knowing full well that RDR2 is heavily influenced by the television show Deadwood–to the point that there are wallpapers and designs so similar in some of the buildings in RDR2 that they might be mistaken as exact matches–that my favourite character in Deadwood would be the guy who turns out to have fucking TB.

[averyintrovertedfangirl]

i love how sherlock teaches us that detective work is easier if you don't get all caught up in empathy and hannibal teaches us that detective work is easier if you have Too Much empathy. basically detective work is just for antisocial little freaks. because the actual people employed to do this are complete shit at it. now listen up audience, here are 25 new and interesting ways to kill a man. do with this what you will

[tortured-poets11]

anyway, darrell rivers is definitely sapphic everybody

[spiriiitt]

Listening to Let Go by BTS while being sad about minecraft diaries is crazy bc actually fuck off

[plutoshaunted]

Opinion on Jack and Maddie: they are not good parents, but they love their kids. They don't pay enough attention to their kids, they attacked Jazz when they thought she was a ghost, they accidentally sent Danny into the ghost zone while arguing and didn't notice. They're disappointed in Danny's grades, but never try to talk to him about what's going on. Jazz seems to be the only one in the family to really notice how much he's struggling. But for all their flaws, without a doubt, Jack and Maddie would die for their kids and would never knowingly hurt them. But it isn't hard to see why Danny would be hesitant to tell them.

[mostlyfate]

[mattodore]

the reason why i was offline for a day was bc i was in cas editing mattodore and messing with my cas bg, yeah, but also... i found another oc ask game that i liked the questions for so i started drafting theo and matthias's answers for them....... there's 100 questions this time so i've just been like this in google docs

[too-many-umbrellas]

hey guys remember when tua was good. remember after season one when we had so much hope for the future