#fissh

[sevgrestuanghr]

fishy meme edit

[thatshowthingstarted]

Mosaic depicting a cat with a partridge (above) and ducks, fish & shellfish (below), 

From the House of the Faun, Pompeii, Italy,

Late 2nd Century BCE

Naples Archaeological Museum

[rocketwithapocket]

A silly little drawing of Jordyn I've been meaning to do for a while. No thoughts in that little CPU of hers.

[simcardiac-arrested]

Would you read tlai if I said pretty please?

[plutonium-flavored-aurora]

fissh

fissh

[faceyourphobia]

@lydia-deetz-is-omori

The shape of a fish's caudal tail can tell you a lot about how fast the fish moves! A rounded tail is the slowest and a lunate tail is the fastest! The lunate tail has the most optimal ratio of high thrust and low draw, making it the fastest.

Ichthyology Notes 2/?

[bandofchimeras]

saw a post earlier that was like. show me your art. if you don't have any go make some and come back and show me. well i can't find the post but this is what i made tonight. thinking about the rainbow fish ig

[blushthefemboy]

if you wear a fishnet bodysuit are you become fish?

[forgetitbeam]

I found a new favorite brush.

[lemonade-luvr]

@alfamangle

[fisshindasea]

—almost there—

"you have always waited. kept your patience as strong as your hope that everyday your husband, kento, would come home just as easily as he had breathed. you hung on to his very words, ones he'd whisper to you every time he'd slip past the doors—"ill be home soon."— oh how could he break a promise to you so soon?"

— nanami kento x gn! reader

—angst

—just a dump of sad words before i make a happier one for him. idk the exact month that shibuya happened bc i didnt watch, i couldnt do it. but just pretend it was near the end of the year if it wasnt.

— added note: i wrote this like months ago, idk why i never posted it, but im doing it now so you guys arent thirsty for new stuff.

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you knew it wouldn't be easy. knew that this home you and your husband had built from the ground up with love, trust, and understanding, would all crumble down the moment he left those doors and never came back.

but you trusted the God, Deity, or whatever high being was guiding you to keep your home from falling apart.

and everyday, you kissed your husband goodbye and watched him leave your home after whispering his promise to you—"ill be home soon."— you held onto it too strong.

you hoped that even with the countless hours of him being gone that eventually in the morning, you'd find his arms wrapped around yours as he took a well needed rest beside you.

had you asked for too much?

if you had, you would take everything else back. you only want your husband right here and now.

the only thing to greet you in the morning were missed calls and texts, miserably informing you of your husband's untimely passing.

that couldn't be it, hadn't you wished for his return? surely this was a sick prank they've all decided to pull on you.

you grabbed your phone and dialed the only man you wanted to hear answers from right now.

gojo picked up and greeted you reluctantly.

"where is he?" you whispered as sobs ripped through your mouth.

you weren't so delusional to think that nanami would be alive even after all those people telling you that he was gone, but you had to hope. you could hope just a little bit, couldn't you?

"he's.." gojo satoru could never forget that call. having to tell you, his dear friend's spouse, of his own death. how could he forget the way you cried and begged for him to take back everything he had said?

he could only imagine how painful it was for you.

but he could never truly understand the moment that everything you've hoped for all came crashing down on you.

how could you have been sleeping so soundly while your own husband had been fighting for his life?

how could you be so far away, not being able to even hear his final words?

how could he have slipped through your fingers in just the blink of an eye?

so many questions ran through your mind.

a month from then flew by you slowly. waking up felt heavy, as if the guilt of being alive ate at you from the inside.

it's november now. beside you were tickets that you felt you had no reason to use. what would it be for if the person you wanted to give it to could no longer enjoy the trip with you?

malaysia was waiting for kento, and he was so close to being there in person. malaysia was so close to seeing kento's smile as he danced around the beach side, and so were you.

[expectsomechange]

FISSHE. I REALLY. REALLY. DON'T LIKE YOU. IM GONNA GENUINELY TURN YOU INTO A FISH FILET SALAD!

--

From, your best friend, Jhynx!

THATS MEAN JINXINGS.

YOU SUCK, CLOWNINGS!!!!

he has a speech thing where he says ings after every sentence, and not good with memories (dizziness, blurry, wobbling, ect reactions if you bring up something lore realated)

[inkfissh]

xerxes A7

Young squidkids ^p^

[noviceunicorn]

i don't want to eat this but nonetheless I desire to put it in my mouth

by chishimamurakami

[rickeajacksons]

[ach-sss-no]

prompt: deep sea

In the Two Towers, when Gollum is explaining how to get into Mordor via Cirith Ungol in the manner of someone trying to hit a word count on an essay, he has this to say (among other things):

It kinda, sorta, maybe, sounds like he wishes he could see the ocean! Which I find a bit sad, because for one, it’s the barest little hint that Gollum might have some awareness that there’s a world out there he could have enjoyed if he hadn’t wasted his entire life on the Ring, and for another, I just love the ocean myself and the mere concept that someone could die a horrible death in a volcano without ever seeing the ocean makes me sad. Even if he was a jerk. So here’s a drawing of what Gollum might do if he got to visit the ocean, an AU drawing, because he never went to the ocean in canon, alas no. 

He’s hiding somewhere in the dark eating a fish and muttering to himself. Gollum’s ambitions are small and pitiful, like himself. :’( 

By the way there’s a neat little oneshot on fanfiction.net from someone who thought of this concept before I did: https://www.fanfiction.net/s/4207947/1/The-Great-Water sufficiently different though, I think