#just a shower thought

[alexi-was-not-here]

I find it rather intresting that Logan hates dad jokes so much. Like, there is so much room for word-play and smart jokes to be made with them and yet he gets SO ANNOYED whenever Patton {or the others} make one.

Idk just a thought

[charlotte-family-apologist]

Do you think the reason Takeda grew his hair out was to look more like Suchin instead of Kenshi?

[bearchuckles]

So I've been thinking about Veilguard and the 'fade prison' that's been mentioned and how fun/interesting it might be if Rook was like Anders except instead of Justice being your ride-or-die it was Solas?

[arsuns-ramblings]

It’s okay to be scared of failure and it’s okay to fail but sometimes i think we need to be reminded that it’s also okay to believe in yourself and it’s okay to fail even though you thought you could do it

[william-austin]

do you ever wonder if payless went out of business because of squips?

[kamildjalilov1]

Monarchy is just formal nepotism

[a-lost-crow]

Ever just think about the fact that Zepheniah Mann probably had to watch gay sex happening in 2Fort

[for-those-who-wait]

Get emergency showered sucker

[breadandblankets]

Duke: "So then Ra's went-"

Damian: "You know that's not grandfather's name right"

Duke: "Hm?"

Damian: "that's not his name it's a title, you're supposed to say the whole title, his name isn't 'Head'"

Duke:

Damian:

Duke: "She give me Ra's on my Ghul til I…"

Damian, sighing, unsheathing a sword: "Thomas, I know you will survive this, so I will not be holding back"

[ocaledonia]

i find it insane how people can easily grasp the concept of social pressure making people act against their own interest when it comes to mentally ill, lonely and violent men

when a man shows anti-social and self destructive behaviours, people are quick to talk about how he couldnt express his feelings, or grew up in a culture where male dominance is glorified and his choices were made in that context

but when women try to criticise self destructive and toxic feminine behaviours like engaging in violent kinky sex, becoming a housewife etc all anyone wants to talk about is how ~it's her choiiice~ and never discuss the social forces that drive those choices

[lazylittledragon]

not to toot my own horn too loud or anything but i've showered 5/6 days so far this week and started running again and now i can kill god

[chinelacanta]

“marineford au with luffy would be very angsty” is a 100% true statement but also i think he’d get on sengoku’s nerves so much he’d just toss him out of there

[pretendmynameispoetic]

3:13 pm at home

“Being around my family for an extended period of time makes me physically ill. I don't know how else to explain it…”

[airconditioningbob]

if i was a billionare i'd kill myself run a free store, where everything is free - no catch, max number of items per person per day but that's it, everything free.

I'd run it at a loss and I'd have a variety of items, it'd be anything from toys to food - a general store

Again, everything would be absolutely free

With billions, I could run it for years probably

[fancy-rock-dove]

Having some feelings this evening about Frodo’s reaction to people around him being corrupted by desire for the One Ring. How generally devoid it is of any blame placed on that person, and how he instead treats it as a tragedy to spare others from by distancing himself.

It’s a big deal in the latter books that Frodo wants to show Sméagol kindness if possible because things have progressed so far that Frodo can recognize his own experience in him. But what’s really making me stare at a wall right now are Frodo’s early days reactions even before the personal identification is as strong.

Basically, I can’t stop thinking about how deeply Frodo’s reaction to that last encounter with Boromir is informed by the fact that the first person to ever try and take the ring from Frodo was actually Bilbo. The fact that the first person Frodo ever saw corrupted to that point, even for a moment, was the kind, clever, caring uncle who adopted and taught him, and who Frodo thinks the world of.

Just thinking about the personal relationship Frodo had with the very first person he saw the Ring affect and how fundamentally that set the tone for his understanding of it for the entirety of the journey.

[onlycringepost]

that’s not very “fully developed frontal cortex” of you