#i am currently stoned

[vomahow]

Otacon and snake regurally fill up my mind and the worst part about them is that the otacon/snake ending in mgs1 isnt cannon

[hpmort]

In this current state of intoxication I realize that my thematic issues with the Steven Universe finale were reliant on projecting Pink Diamond onto Steven, and that it was all based on how it was pulled off- especially how easy it would have been to fix!

Change White Diamond’s pink lighting that makes it look like maybe Steven took control of her to being multicolored, making it more clear that she’s not had her abilities turned back on her, but rather whatever the flushing was supposed to symbolize (which I can kind of identify but can only gesture towards, perhaps not only because I am on drugs), and move “Change Your Mind” from its clumsy placement at the end, and make it play over White Diamond changing hers.

Then, have Sadie Killer and the Suspects play over the part that has the Off-Colors landing and meeting the Diamonds; then, the song ends after the fast version of the the scene with the Diamonds and the Off-Colors.

Everything is the same after that, minus the clumsy implementation of the song “Change Your Mind” into the show, so it ends with the reprise of the theme song.

[vvunderkind]

🩷💜💙🦋🩵🗡

[jils-things]

happy mothers day to my first and best momma concept ever designed 💚💚

[hitroow]

Sacred stones doodlies 0:

[whos-hotter-jjba]

[the-whispers-of-death]

OC Information: "Stone"

Full Name: Vikram Bharat Mishra

Callsign(s): Stone

Alias(es)/Nickname(s): Ox (only by certain Marine squads), Doctor Cold, Doctor Feral (only by certain fellow Corpsmen... who have been bitten by him)

Nationality: Second-Generation American (Indian mother, first-generation father)

Affiliations: U.S. Navy, U.S. Fleet Marine Force, Task Force 141 (SAS)

Rank: E-7/Chief Hospital Corpsman (U.S. Navy)

Gender: Male (Trans)

Status: Alive

Birthday: November 29th, 1989 (35 as of 2024)

Build: Burly

Height: 6'8"

Marks: U.S. Navy tattoo on his right arm (three swallows representing each 10,000 nautical miles he's traveled on U.S. naval ships), old battle scars covering him head to toe (mostly knife and bullet wounds)

Hair: Black

Eyes: Brown

Background: Classified

Extra: He wears a muzzle-like mask due to when he bit people during his Seaman days, he can act as an extra sniper for the Task Force, and his medical file has a notation not to give him morphine or any pain medications.

Reblogs are welcomed & appreciated!

[crplpunkklavier]

is my birthday :)

[master-of-random-trades]

I made this little figurine in my ceramics class and I'm very proud! :D

[creepyscritches]

My partner took me to pick out some variegated bear paws for my birthday 😭 I've never seen such excellent starts!!!!

[foxgloveinspace]

my oral fixation vs. my giant tonsils

[restistance]

the more books i read, the more i feel like all these people and beings and thoughts i love (and loathe) get to start populating another world in my mind, in which i can observe and participate through them and my own lens on them, without being under all the pressure i feel in my own world and the places i am supposed to have in it and things to live up to. i love reading. it’s like living without the risk. without having to be perceived.

[scarlettcryptid]

the comments on my fics are some of the only things holding me together rn

[methinmycoffee]

South Park needs to cool it on the commentary for a second. Hold on hear me out:

No that’s it.

The last season had commentary on Kanye, The Royal Family, ChatGPT, labor shortages and Trump. Also toilets, which isn’t as current of an issue but the entire episode was still a commentary anyway. In the first episode they literally said “Nobody wants to be preached at.” And then they preached at us. Both are fine, separately, but you absolutely cannot have both.

Some of the episodes widely considered the best of South Park aren’t commentaries. And if they are, they have some overarching story that comes to a lesson at the end. Recently it feels more like they introduce the lesson at the beginning, and then spend the whole time trying to do something with or about it, only to learn in the end that their efforts are futile and then they give up, like in Deep Learning, Japanese Toilets or the Streaming Wars.

They also sometimes just spend the whole episode complaining/talking about something, to MAYBE half-heartedly resolve it at the end, like Spring Break, Worldwide Privacy Tour and DickinBaus Hot Dogs.

Not all these episodes are bad, but they feel off. And I think that if South Park is going to return to its former glory in any way, they should cool it a little. I know people praise it for being current and always having an episode about whatever is happening, but they need to space out those episodes in between episodes about the 4th graders.

I know that there’s a lot to comment on, and that six episodes isn’t enough for you to say everything you want, but this is my plea to you Mr. Stone and Mr. Parker: shut up!

Just don’t comment on everything. Pick two or three things a year, tell everyone your take, and then make some non-current events related episodes as well. Nobody is going to die because South Park didn’t tell the world what they thought of the royal family.

That’s all.

[audarcy]

fandom will see a woman divorce her husband kick him out and change the locks and say she doesnt have agency

[euthymiya]

HI GUYS