#but this is a real gas station

[nightkidsacc]

where do you guys often get gas?

(Sound on!)

The gas stations are spread out a lot, but the ones that are the closest to where the NightKids meet is the Cosmo Gas Station down south.

[amazeyphaedra]

[clockworkreapers]

Jack and Jerry memes

[theredumbrellatheory]

@gas-station-scout

[unknownn-girl]

[a-trashcant]

Lets work it out on the remix

[chiropteracupola]

just a casual bay area miku

[thedaintiestdoll]

Please Lord, make me the prettiest girl he's ever seen let me be his angel so serene

[sergle]

anime and fantasy are beautiful bc you can make blonde men attractive

[junk-heart]

Jack and the hungry hungry caterpillar

[tufnation]

At the gas station

[futur3gh02t]

Hey guys so I watched ManlyBadassHero play an indie horror gay called Beary The Hatchet. Might be a little fixated on this one. (The second I started getting into it I started drawing this for several hours straight and now my hand hurts like hell.

Genuinely in love with kirvia’s use of color theory

[liminalspacesandplaces]

Oklahoma City, OK

[clockworkreapers]

Highly requested comic from TFTGS Bedside Manor

[ratwithhands]

Technically unfinished but it's complete enough.

For context in the AU, Kokushibo left because he felt Muzan made a poor deal. He had to spend so much time tending to him that he didn't have time to further develop his skills like he wanted. He would rather leave and risk death by slayers to have time to himself, so he did. He said he saw Yoriichi in town, and just left the day after.

Ofc he was proper and helpful to Muzan, since he considered it no different from working with other superiors in the past. The information and advice given to Muzan were professional obligations more than acts done out of genuine respect and devotion. In Muzan's eyes however, his skills and information were greater than any employee he'd previously had, so he assumed he was completely loyal based on how he was with him.

Also! Koku is not seeing a ghost, rather he has ideas of what Yoriichi thinks and acts like, which serve as a second opinion. He's mostly just visualizing what he imagines Yoriichi would do or tell him to do. Part of why he hunts down Yoriichi after running away is because he believes, even in some small insignificant way, that he will understand. If not, folly on his part, he will simply pass with the regrets when Yoriichi cuts him down. Luckily he does get to stay with him again, and the rest is history.

[lixel-5]

I GOT TFTGS VOL 1-3 FOR XMAS AND THEY ALL HAVE LITTLE WARNINGS??????

OMG I LOVE THIS SERIES

i need to know vol 4’s warning, does anyone wanna send me a screenshot