#liddies

[dreamtigress]

My level of shenanigans...

Working on the next story for Kanej Wensen, in which there will be a smidge of gang drama. For a while now, I have been frustrated by a lack of delineation for which gang's turf is where aside from some known quantities. And sooooooo... I spent an hour creating a map of Ketterdam with an overlay for where my headcanon for each gang's territory is at the start of Kanej Wensen...

I might be a bit insane.

Notes: in my canon, the Dregs absorbed the two smallest gangs post CK, and almost all of the Dime Lions territory. And Kaz has been growing the gang and their turf for two years.

This is the kind of stuff I stuck in the Wiki for my fics. https://archiveofourown.org/works/53762242

[tunamayojazz]

inuokkotober day 1: clan

[amuelia]

watched better call saul during the past 2 months :) felt a whimsy in me and drew a medieval AU of the characters

pictured: jimmy mcgill/saul goodman, kim wexler, chuck mcgill, howard hamlin, lalo salamanca, mike ehrmantraut, nacho varga, gus fring, hector salamanca, tuco salamanca, francesca liddy

[mournfulroses]

James Liddy, from a poem titled "Thinking of Books," featured in Contemporary Irish Poetry

[iwatanaomi-fanblog]

Full scans of Midnight Horror School Volume 6 DVD

(Source - Scanned by Me)

[gilliverse]

Happy International Women's Day from Breaking Bad Universe!

[rachelmonart]

I wanted to draw a silly joke but the joke's on me because I spent more time than I expected on this 😭😭😭😭😭

I love how it came out tho

[darlingcloudie-9]

miscellaneous doodles ft. the duo of all time

[beloved-child-of-the-house]

Draco had just tipped the dregs of the punchbowl into Harry's champagne saucer to refresh him as they flowed out of Glimmerald Hall into the cobbled street of Diagon Alley on the heels of a scrum of laughing, shouting, dancing Weasleys. Ron and Hermione were setting off on their honeymoon, and there were bon voyage fireworks sending pink and gold stars across the cold November sky, but Draco's eyes were fixed on Harry. He was looking extraordinarily pretty in his dress robes, and it made Draco want to do things for him.

Harry's soft black curls were slipping out of their topknot, his eyes were bright, and the pink of the fireworks was reflected on his brown skin. He'd been smiling so hugely all day that Draco reckoned it was a wonder he hadn't given himself a headache. He looked otherworldly, and so beautiful and happy that it made Draco's stomach hurt.

Draco reached for Harry's hand, rested his head on Harry's broad, solid shoulder. Harry squeezed Draco's fingers, and it seemed almost like a secret message. Like an invitation. So it was only natural that Draco couldn't help himself.

"This is gorgeous," Draco's voice came out a hungry murmur, swathed in the fug of his hot breath on the cold night air.

Harry grinned at him, bounced an eyebrow, "Yeah, isn't it."

"I want this with you," Draco pressed Harry's hand. "I want this for us. I want to bottle this up and pour it in my bathwater every Sunday night."

Harry laughed, "You're drunk."

"I'm in love with you," Draco persisted. "I love you, and I want to do something beautiful about it."

"Something beautiful?" Harry looked up at the dazzling sky. "Haven't we already done that?"

Draco wet his lips, "Let's do it again."

Harry laughed again, "Sure, in the tub every Sunday night, yeah?"

"Forget the bit about the bathwater. I only mean. I want to make you an evening this lovely, with all our friends about. If. If you'd like it. If you want it."

"Well," Harry leaned into him. "When you say it like that, how could I not want it?"

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Excerpt from my brand new fic, If the Fates Allow. I must admit I love this fic! I do quite a few things that are new to me in it, and I had such fun doing them. I hope you will all enjoy reading it as much as I enjoyed writing it. 10.6K, rated E. Get the rest of the story on AO3!

[fotos-art]

Liddy Heninger

[yourlocalemo202]

Chibi Mhs Pixels

[nostalgic-shamefest]

What your favourite Better Call Saul character says about you according to me:

[hyper specific]

Jimmy: people didn't come to your childhood parties and even though you got really popular in college that feeling never left you

Kim: you thought I was gonna say over achiever? nope. But your older sibling is

Lalo: horny get help. / Incel to phonk edit to gay pipeline

Nacho: you're silly but you wish you were serious. You think a lot about how you would die easily in the apocalypse.

Gus: you go on webmd for fun and say slay when you're sad

Chuck: you suck ass and you're the grammar police

Rebecca: you go on incognito mode and search "how to be the cool aunt"

Howard: you've got the kind of daddy issues where your dad was too good of a person

Mike: you've got regular daddy issues and you say "don't talk to me until I've had my coffee" unironically

Tuco: you'd like to top a butch cis man so bad it makes you look stupid

Marco: you always wanted a pet lizard

Leonel: but parents bought you a goldfish instead

Manuel Varga: you want to volunteer at the community center but you keep making up excuses and you don't

Francesca: you like being told what to do. You had a crush on your principal growing up

Huel: cracking jokes is your coping mechanism but you carry a deep sadness within you

Bill Oakley: you're getting too old to call yourself a twink and that's giving you a mid life crisis / you're a mom of three

[tegakichan2002]

Midnight horror school Gijinkas humanoids in f3bry14 fan art style

[iwatanaomi-fanblog]

Full scans of Midnight Horror School Volume 5 DVD

(Source - Scanned by Me)

[lobslobslobs]

* love when 2 shows i like are so similar i can so easily draw crossover art

[justinspoliticalcorner]

Dean Obeidallah at The Dean's Report:

Earlier this week, current Trump top advisor Boris Epshteyn and former Trump lawyer Jenna Ellis plead not guilty to the nine felony charges each was charged with in connection with helping Donald Trump attempt to overturn the 2020 election in Arizona. Given all the pleas entered by Trump’s criminal associates over the past year, we should just refer to this event as: “Tuesday.” When I read about these latest criminal developments by Trump’s allies, though, for some reason what popped into my head was Trump’s past comments calling numerous scandals “bigger” and “worse” than Watergate because he believed it helped him politically to say that.  In fact, Trump said that about everything from Hillary’s emails to his false claim that the FBI had engaged in surveillance of one of his then 2016 campaign advisor, George Papadopoulos.

The Watergate scandal was huge and it did send more people to jail than many may recall. As a quick refresher, like Trump’s 2020 illegal scheme, the goal of Watergate was to illegally impact a presidential campaign to help the incumbent Republican President win re-election. The Watergate scandal began on June 17, 1972, when several burglars connected to President Richard Nixon’s reelection campaign were arrested in the office of the Democratic National Committee. They had been caught wiretapping phones and stealing documents.

From there, a sprawling cover up involving President Nixon and top aides was launched ranging from providing hundreds of thousands of dollars in “hush money” to the “Watergate burglars” to a plan to instruct the CIA to impede the FBI’s investigation of the crime. By the time the criminal prosecutions came to an end, more than 40 people were charged with crimes relating to the Watergate scandal--—including high ranking Nixon administration and campaign officials.

Some of the best known include Nixon’s Chief of Staff H.R. Haldeman who served 18 months for conspiracy and obstruction of justice, former U.S. Attorney General and reelection campaign manager John Mitchell who was found guilty of conspiracy, perjury, and obstruction of justice and served 19 months in prison, and top domestic policy adviser John Ehrlichman, convicted of conspiracy to obstruct justice and perjury. Others who went to prison included Nixon’s White House Counsel John Dean, legal counsel to the Nixon campaign G. Gordon Liddy, White House aide Jeb Magruder and more. Nixon would’ve been charged with crimes if he had not been pardoned by Gerald Ford—a point former Watergate prosecutor Jill Wine-Banks has made on my SiriusXM show.

In the case of convicted felon Trump, though, what he and his criminal conspirators did was far, far worse both in terms of the potential impact on our Republic and the sheer number of people involved. Trump attempted to remain in power despite losing the 2020 election. And while Nixon lacked any ethics or morals, only Trump incited a terrorist attack on our Capitol on Jan 6 as part of his scheme to remain in power. Plus—very importantly—the scope of Trump’s scheme involved both the federal government and various GOP state officials as well. Trump corrupted not just his White House associates but in essence the entire GOP across the nation—with few exceptions. Even Nixon didn’t do that!

For example, the most sprawling criminal case involving Trump and “All the President’s Men” is the one in Fulton County, Georgia, where 19 people have been charged with illegally interfering in the state’s 2020 election. The defendants include Trump and prominent Trump allies like Rudy Giuliani, former White House chief of staff Mark Meadows, Trump lawyers John Eastman, Sidney Powell, Kenneth Chesebro and more.  But also charged were numerous local GOP officials such as the former chair of Georgia’s Republican Party, a sitting GOP State Senator and the former head of the Coffee County Republicans. Then there are the fraudulent elector charges brought against Trump allies in five states: Arizona, Nevada, Georgia, Wisconsin and Michigan. While Trump has not been charged in these cases, all the crimes were committed by Trump’s advisors, lawyers and local GOP officials in an effort to help Trump overturn the election results in their respective states so he could remain in power as President despite losing.

[...] Yes, we are witnessing something actually far “bigger’ and “worse” than Watergate. And it’s the crime spree of convicted felon Trump and his allies. This is the person the GOP chose to be their 2024 presidential nominee knowing full well this very history. Again, this reminds us of how dangerous today’s lawless and anti-democratic GOP is and why we must politically crush them this November in order to save our democratic Republic.

Dean Obeidallah has yet another banger post: The GOP’s fake electors plot to attempt to steal the 2020 elections for Donald Trump in multiple close states was worse than Watergate ever was.