#intricately-silly

[kensatou]

silly sport full of silly people

bonus:

[gideonisms]

You can make more sword butches but none of them is gideon nav. They could never be her!! and it's because she has a switch in her brain that forces her to say the craziest sentences every day regardless of the circumstance

[soupmanspeaks]

Gay AND European? Pick a struggle

[radioroxx]

Art requests? i GOTCHU.

SIFF WITH THE FISH HEAD. DELICIOUS DELICACY. (Please do not give Siff an actual fish for a head i will block you 15 times... /j)

what do you call a fish with only one eye? well. well i guess its still just fish isnt it. ah. hm. mm.

[front-facing-pokemon]

[me-sploh-rada-imas]

[ditheringkestrel]

roy and jamie are soooooo silly literally spending two years developing a deep intimate relationship where they tell each other their darkest secrets and meet each other’s family and are more vulnerable with each other than anyone else. and then they go on one little date and immediately get in a fistfight over their mutual ex. like boys I don’t think you’re upset about what you think you’re upset about.

[aspenous]

Physically unable to draw have some scrapped Yukimiya doodles yahoo

[wardinespurrit]

little wardin e spurrit doodle for perplexplore. yay

[radioactive-cloud]

my last three braincells

from the stream!

[livetogether--diealone]

something something dancing on the podium

[sillyfudgemonkeys]

I just think, the idea that Disha is lying about Kyoshi's honor and stuff to put some kind of wedge between Roku and Kyoshi would be really cool and spy-y and would fit really well with the weird Cold War-eque/espionage that Roku's era seems to want to emulate. It'd be a cool way of making him doubt himself without realizing he's doubting himself.

And it'd also force a parallel between Roku/Kyoshi and Kyoshi/Kuruk. How, while Kuruk appeared in RoK and Kyoshi didn't have the best opinion of him, really ramped up in her sequel novel to the point she wanted to fucking brawl him. The way it's set up now, Roku's timidness and confusion with Kyoshi could easily fester into the same hatred and want to confront her in Roku's sequel novel too.

And I'm also just grasping at straws but I just really fucking hate how RR is trying to drag Kyoshi through the gd mud. And like it just doesn't work with the knowledge we already know about her and he could've done something (anything really, he didn't utilize her at all) else with her character in Rokus era that would've better explored... and I'm also a bit of a bitter bitch about it. tbh

[marc--chilton]

one day wilson gets a text from house and it's a super awful flip phone dick pic he took while in the tub bc his leg flared up while he was home. and like it's not even sexy either, not flattering, and the grab bar house fought against for so long is in the background while the huge scar he hides away at all times is as in plain view as his dick is. "wish you were here" accompanied it. for all his theatrics and ire, though, wilson is scarily fluent in housian dialect so he just knows this is house's supremely offputting way of checking in. he's at home like he said he would be for his day off, he's in enough pain to run a bath but going out of his way to text wilson just to joke about it means he feels better than he did before, so he probably also had vicodin in his system -- and he probably was just bored of whatever he brought with him to read, hence texting wilson, who he finds endlessly interesting.

it's as much entertainment for house as it is reassurance for wilson -- it's that pesky worrying streak of his, you know. house is fine. he texts back, "how's the hotdog water, oscar meyer?" jab back, don't point out the display of trust that is showing off that part of himself that he hates (not his dick. they were best guy friends who pissed together at work, seeing each others genitals is old news, wilson's past giving house the reaction he wants when seeing his dick out)

"would be perfect, i'm just missing some buns." okay, yeah, house was just peachy. now he's either being an ass for the fun of it or he's overselling his condition in the subtext

"have fun pruning, i'm going back to work"

"you, prioritizing cancer riddled children over little old me? i'm crushed, jimmy!"

wilson dropped his phone back onto the corner of his desk with a roll of the eye

[thetarttfuldickhead]

Forever obsessed with everyone at Richmond including their reporter watching Roy yelling at Jamie and dragging him about and correctly identifying that Roy is head over heels for that boy

They know what's up! And see, what particularly amuses me about this is

A, that I’m not sure that Roy has correctly identified this as him being deeply, deeply obsessed with Jamie and his well-being. Like, prior to 3x12 I would have said that, of course Roy gets it, he’s not that oblivious, but then he’s Like That in the final episode and yeah, I ain’t convinced he ain’t a silly goose anymore. (He’s not all oblivious, though, sitting on Jamie Tartt’s childhood bed, being all concerned about him and shit, but if asked he’d probably spout some inanity about being concerned like he’d be concerned for any of his players and it’s just slightly surprising because he never expected to feel anything but seething hatred for Jamie so.)

B, Dottie Lasso’s reaction, because she assumes that Jamie is in trouble – very reasonably, given the way Roy’s acting! – and that just makes me wonder what’ll it’ll be for new players joining the team post-season 3. I mean, if they’re at all familiar with the Premier League they’ll know that Roy and Jamie has this Thing, what with both their dust-ups and early morning training sessions being decidedly public, but the exact nature and minutiae of that Thing can’t be all too clear, so when a few days into the pre-season Roy suddenly starts demanding absurd things of Jamie or hauling him off in an angry way, man, they’re still a bit… um. What is happening? Will Coach kill Jamie? Why is everyone so calm about this? Can this happen to me? Will everyone keep tying their shoes when Coach drags me off to kill me too? Is Coach going to make me do another hundred push-ups after training when everyone else gets to go home? Help?

And Isaac has to step in and be like, no Roy ain’t gonna treat you like that, it’s a Roy and Jamie thing, don’t worry about it, actually maybe we should talk about some of the Roy and Jamie things so they don’t freak you out, or you decide you can use Coach’s shoulder to fall asleep on just because Jamie does.

Maybe there’s a PowerPoint. Maybe it becomes a sort of rite of initiation, having a tiny freak-out the first time a new player is confronted with Roy and Jaime being Roy and Jamie.

[skitskatdacat63]

For everyone who wanted bullfighter Nando when I mentioned it the other day, here you go :D

+ this one I don't feel like coloring yet(imagine he's in Ferrari colors!!!)

[wyrmwright]

right-hand men