#it's one of my favorite things

[autistic-danieljackson]

Another thing about Stargate being an early 2000s show is the writers obviously wanted John to be a womanizer and by all means he should have been but whether they just did it badly or it was the way Joe Flanigan played him he so isn't and it makes him so awkward and endearing I love it

[zuzuzuko]

Robin Plus #2

when the bats throw guns at people 🥳

[coralei]

nothing feels better to touch than a soft fat tummy

[spectres-fulcrum]

I took this screenshot last night and I forget what triggered this face but I love Hassian so much. Once I got him to level 3 friendship he really started letting down his walls. (We're courting now too. Flirting, basically, but also a bit more formalized from what I can tell. Early stages of dating? Idk.)

Some fun snatches of character building I've gotten: As a child, he didn't belong to any village and he kinda misses the feeling of being tied down or something like that. Like he misses being a wandering spirit and not having ties. Also, all he ever wanted in life was a purpose in life(I THINK), a hearth to call his own, and someone to share it with, and why was that so hard to find? Darling... (Cause you chose the wrong woman first, with champagne problems)

(As I delve into the lore I feel Foolish One/Champagne Problems/Message in a Bottle for Tamala/Hassian OH and August. I still think WCS might be on there but we'll have to see)

(I can't wait to see if I'll get more info from Kenyatta and Nai'o when I get to lvl 3 for them. Nai'o has also become super flirty with me and I'm like. I have no interest in trying to steal you from Kenyatta, cool it off, dude. But he's sweet. Reth and Tish are also up to Lvl 2. Very interesting stuff(I know the story to some degree). And Jina and Einar duh. Did you know Hekla didn't know the sun until Jina took her out of storage :( I love this town so much.)

But this was so much fun. WAIT no I remember. I did his lvl 3 friendship quest of finding his poetry and when he asked if I enjoyed the poems I said I loved them and he made this face in shock. Honestly me too bby. Me too when people like my writing. Or show they care about me.

[amethystsoda]

Nightow's art style is so fun--I love how he doesn't limit himself and we get both scrunkly and serious...

[armadillobussupremacy]

DreamWorks: Here's these tiny creatures used as drugs that look pretty much like small, colorful humans

The entire fandom simultaneously: Fangs. Claws. Tails. Feral little creatures. Toe beans.

[youvebeenlivingfictional]

I love it when I'm watching baseball and someone begins to try and steal a base

and they get caught

and it becomes a game of catch-tag

[marxistluffy]

I think about the relationship between the Strawhats and the Marines a lot, because despite what we'd all like to think, despite what dialogue DIRECTLY from the show might say, they are not completely enemies.

Are there a lot of figures within the marines that Luffy would personally like to beat up and detests? Absolutely. Does that mean he sees all the marines as his enemies? No.

Luffy and co. have help guided quite a few marines to a correct path. Some of them even have friends, family, or odd relations with some people in the marines. When Luffy shot down the World Government flag, I think some of us forget that A) He was doing it to show how little he cared about the power system, especially if it was to save a friend. And B) The World Government = / = the Marines. The Marines are the government's lap dogs, they work with them, take their orders, etc, but at the end of the day, they're meant to stand for something different, to stand for justice, and a lot of them DO try to help civilians and be heroes to those around them.

They are just very limited in how they can do that.

Luffy has no limits. He has no superiors. Piracy lets him do whatever he wants, and he uses that freedom to save lives. So when I see arcs like Dressrosa, where the marines are fighting desperately to keep people from getting hurt, or Alabasta, when the Marines actually sided directly with the Strawhats, I think... No, the marines are not the Strawhat's enemies, they are often, in fact, quite his reluctant supporters.

Marines don't like pirates. No one is supposed to like pirates. But for a man like Luffy, who is using the title of pirate to change the world, any marine or figure that really wants to bring about justice would look up to him. Coby looks up to him, Fujitora, who is much stronger than all of them, looks up to him. And even small-time marines that barely know him, in some way, realize that he's doing what they can't. Because none of them have the bravery to step outside the limelight, to be called "evil," while actually saving the day. And I think it's oddly poetic that the only ones who can see the hero mantle he wears are the ones forced to don that mantle every day, for a society they often fail to protect. That the ones who truly know how great Monkey D. Luffy is feel indebted, frustrated, and second-best to him, to (who they believe is) their enemy.

In an odd, roundabout sort of way, a lot of the greater marines and the Strawhats are rivals, because even though they antagonize each other, they're often working toward the same goal. They always strive to fight the good fight and save the same people, and at the end of the day, Luffy and many of the marines have a similar arc: to reform the system that's hurting people.

The only difference is Luffy is doing it from the outside, and he does a much better job of it because of that freedom.

[sailoralchemist]

sucking the soul out of someone sure would make me happy.

[ringchollyandfriends]

The second I have money, I'm getting Elliot art from @stinkybrowndogs

[qiankunnies]

I want to bake cookies

[lock-my-feelings-in-a-jar]

[gardenstateofmind]

looking through the notes of that last post and i'm so confused by the amount of people who think it's weird, like i can understand disliking it, but the only weird part about it is the size, like do yall not go out for breakfast ever?

[absolutewifey]

My fat ass thought that was a loaf of sourdough bread

[pine-needle-scuffle]

this above literally all else, ok?

[youvebeenlivingfictional]

i love when actors in Hallmark movies are faking a phone call and you can clearly just see their lockscreen when their cheek accidentally grazes the screenq