#but its a vibe

[soft--dogs]

well i didn't buy anything at the flea market but i did find these vintage very gay jim beam furries that were tragically out of my price range

[angelonasher]

i like how everyone went pink and yellow sort of i dont know kind of cottage-core some people it was more earthy(?) others it was more flowery outfits for the buttercups but they were like no:

[crazywolf828]

I've made this post before but I finally figured it out. I'm a trophy wife, but not in the arm candy way, in like I'm just a big dog that thinks it's still a lapdog way

[foxyfanz]

Literally me XD

[ariespetal]

They start talking like retired men on a golf course and it makes marcille overly aware of the passage of time

[1000fingers]

Bitches will find a fictional man attractive and then immediately imagine him in situations where he is losing alarming amounts of blood

[hinamie]

10 years later

[chloesimaginationthings]

Susie meets the friendly yellow rabbit in FNAF..

[secretly-a-trekkie]

on the run

[sasswonfp]

CHICAGOAN HATSUNE MIKU. Specifically the winter version <3. (alt text provided! :3)

[otselotus]

He just want some coffee before his 6am shift :c

[lizardpersonyknow]

Tim drake but he has a completely unexplainable beef with one of the lesser Gotham rogues. I'm thinking like kite man or something. Where anyone who sees him fight them feels the need to pull him aside because it sounds like he is deliberately digging in to deeply personal traumas of that villain to hurt them. He regularly makes this rogue cry. He only ever says "they know what they did". Asking the rogue? "I know what I did :(". And yet, the rogue still makes specific effort to trap him.

Years later it comes out that he and this rogue thought it was funny watching the batfam and Gotham's collective concern and confusion. I headcanon that every Gotham rogue has been to at least one summer camp for theatre. The rogue can cry on command. It's literally just a bit.

[kawaiijohn]

After the hurricane recovery is starting in the states and the damage is so bad in some places, they're either gone or don't have a single road left into town.

The power outage map for the states affected is honestly astounding. I actually know friends in southwestern Ohio that had a tornado/cyclonic thunderstorm from this system knock their power out.

Some places might not get power back for 2+ weeks.

The western half of North Carolina, where the Appalachian mountains are, is so badly damaged that some news stations are warning from any travel, and to consider every road closed until further notice.

Asherville is so damaged there seem to be almost no major roads left in or out of town.

The flooding from this storm is devastating and has destroyed entire towns and wiped some off the map. Damns and other infrastructure are failing all over the affected areas.

Until the flood waters recede sometime in the next few days, we won't have a full scope of just how badly people have been affected, nor will we have a final death toll.

Oh also, apparently the governor of Tennessee has not declared a state of emergency despite several places being catastrophically inundated. Instead he's done this, which is pissing a lot of people off.

[collgeruledzebra]

the thing about trying to recommend fiction podcasts to someone who isn't familiar with them is that not only are so so many genres represented but also the level of production can fall anywhere from "basically an audiobook" to "major motion picture minus the pictures"

[bittsandpieces]

yeah you can just pull em to the side

[hai-nae]

😠.