#imagine thinking this wasn't awFul

[penxil]

thinks about the ark siblings. cries a million tears

[sadrockandwaltzes]

Just some crappy Mikage drawings based on images from the show cause I need practice... I feel like I'm really getting the devianart experience tryna draw him😅😭

He looks much better in the show I assure you...

[writing on top left says 'Mikage Death Pose' since it looks very simpson death esque; writing for glasses (he looks so cool in his prof outfit) says 'stylish professor turned stylish librarian after pick-up attempt' (cause I accidentally gave him lipstick😅); middle left writing says 'shading fail' and 'dude being shady- not blushy; and bottom writing says 'Gah... She kept me waiting again!']

Favorite's definitely the bottom one

[sealrock]

I wish I knew how to draw because I'm being cursed with visions that can't be replicated in gpose

[opens-up-4-nobody]

...

[hua-fei-hua]

it's definitely extremely funny that after i start writing a smut For Real (not clickbait) i proceed to receive. a fucking nosebleed. like this is anime.

[theirloveisgross]

wait wdym chicago it's about hannah? 👀

oh, that's just my theory, anon. and i believe a few other people's as well.

it just makes so much sense to me, with all we knew about them back then. and i believe we don't know anything about hannah in recent years... so, who knows where she is, how she's doing, etc etc.

louis has also said it's about someone (duh), and when he played the album for jojowright everyone was like 'omg who's this about?' but obviously he wasn't gonna say.

now, naming it chicago... that's classic louis behavior. he knew EVERYONE was gonna focus on the city AND make the connection to danielle, etc etc. i mean, hannah could be living in chicago for all we know, tbh.

just- really listen to the lyrics and think about their relationship. to me the line about knowing someone's number is one of the biggest clues... because back then you knew people's numbers by memory. sure, there were cellphones that stored contacts and stuff already, but- you had to be there, hajshajs. i still remember a few phone numbers that no longer work... and louis is only 2.5 years younger than me, so...

alright, this was meant to be a short answer... but i got carried away. i love this song a lot, and in this context it gives me so much warmth too. they did love each other... they were, like, best friends! but... IT JUST WASN'T MEANT TO BEEEEEEEEEE.

because gay.

[rookflower]

i know the cinderheart reincarnation plotline would have maybe made a bit more sense if it was an actual reincarnation instead of an ambiguous possession type deal but consider: i like cinderpelt and i'm really glad she still, yknow, actually exists as an entity instead of being absorbed into a completely separate character.

[nemesis-is-my-middle-name]

imagine if like the ride pokemon join you as summons for traversal, every time you quelled a frenzied noble it joined as a potential party pokemon for battles

[dilfsisko]

Now, I don't condone arguing with strangers on the internet, it rarely gets you anywhere blah blah blah. That being said sometimes i ignore my own advice and i DO get into fights with strangers on the internet and guess what? it's just as annoying as everyone says it is.

don't recommend

[sukimas]

most of the fire emblem characters who share names are just funny coincidences but i firmly believe that if you swapped the two hildas' positions of birth around they would have grown up into the other people. this is my truth

[biperhart]

Which Henry Danger character do you think is closest to the brink of suicide?

aight here's a list from most likely to least likely to kill themself:

henry. he literally dgaf. he was going down with that blimp and all he had to say was "this is not gonna feel good". didn't even scream.

Jasper. traumatized + depressed fr

Ray. i know that's kind of impossible but I feel like he lets his emotions control him so much he'd just do it bc he was upset. like when he impulsively blew up the man cave but worse.

piper. no comment.

charlotte and schwoz just wouldn't but out of the two schwoz seems more likely to

[theophagie-remade]

"Not actually out but also no one who sees me doesn't think that there's something going on" is a fun state to be in

[malkaviian]

me: so immanuel kant---

brain: lets think about whether your ocs were planned or not

[laudsimogen]

Imagine a Dead by Daylight AU where Laudna is an unwilling killer and Imogen is a survivor.....

[kemlyn]

UEFA was responsible for the Champions League final fiasco in Paris last May, while Liverpool supporters were ‘instrumental’ in saving lives on the night, an official inquiry commissioned by the European football governing body has found.

A panel of experts including politicians, academics and lawyers was set up by UEFA itself last summer to investigate the chaotic scenes at the Stade de France, where Liverpool fans including women, children and the disabled were tear gassed by riot police, mugged by armed gangs of local youths, and kettled into dangerous crushes as they tried to enter the stadium to access European football’s showpiece fixture.

The group has now finalised it conclusions which lay the blame firmly at UEFA’s door, with its report saying that the organisation’s pre-match planning was based on an ‘absence of overall control or oversight of safety and security.’

The findings of the 158-page report reveal that senior figures at UEFA were aware that the organisation was ignoring its own safety and security policies in the build-up to the match, but did not act to rectify the situation, throwing into serious doubt the positions of key members of its hierarchy including President Aleksander Ceferin.

Furthermore, there was ‘no evidence’ to support the ‘reprehensible’ claims made by UEFA and the French authorities in the aftermath that masses of ticketless Liverpool fans attempting to gain illegal entry to the match were at fault. ‘Assertions regarding huge numbers of ticketless supporters, and those with fake tickets, have been wrongly inflated and have been stated as fact, to deflect responsibility for the planning and operational failures,’ the report reads.

Instead, the panel’s findings heap praise on fans who attended the game, saying that their behaviour significantly contributed to the narrow avoidance of a ‘mass fatality catastrophe.’

‘The collective actions of Liverpool FC supporters were probably instrumental in protecting vulnerable people and averting what might well have been more serious injuries and deaths,’ the panel found. ‘It is remarkable that no one lost their life.’

[grunge-mermaid]

I hope whoever picked the 1970 eurovision interval act never made another eurovision decision again it looked like a poorly organized aerobics class