#little morty

[theoriginalgayever]

When the trope is the main character being a kid who has gone through/is going through/ the horrors of life

[mortysmith]

eye color hcs

[bazookaboi]

A bunch of old, sh*tty drawings from one big one that I never finished.

[ichikagrith]

I dont understand why I've never seen this meme in RaM.(or maybe there are a lot of them somewhere and I've never met any??）

[bolly--quinn]

more Rick and Beth AU doodles

[drawlody]

UwU throw this at you n run

Can u guess how many character I shove into this (๑>؂•̀๑)

[kazuromi]

i just love that there's a fandom for a lot of kids shows down here. gives me more fandom lore to follow. i especially love the ones where the shows like for preschoolers and this one madman comes along and makes a whole in depth au for the show where everyone has a non canon compliant angsty backstory and stuff.

[fear-no-mort]

favourite thing: his new habit of saying uhuh/mhm and also this

[drag00ni]

sketch

[leupagus]

On Voting in America

So one of the most profound comments on routine chores that I've ever encountered was, hilariously, the Pickle Rick episode of "Rick & Morty," where (after a lot of shenanigans have already ensued) this therapist absolutely lays Rick out:

"I have no doubt that you would be bored senseless by therapy, the same way I'm bored when I brush my teeth and wipe my ass. Because the thing about repairing, maintaining, and cleaning is: it's not an adventure. There's no way to do it so wrong you might die. It's just work. And the bottom line is some people are okay going to work and some people, well, some people would rather die. Each of us gets to choose."

I think about this at least once a week — usually while I'm doing my laundry or sweeping or some other task that needs doing and won't get me anything more than clean clothing or a dog-hair-free floor. There's no Pulitzer for wiping down your microwave or scrubbing your toilet; no one's awarding you for getting all the dishes out of the sink. At best you have the satisfaction of crossing it off your list.

Voting is very much the same (and I'm talking about the US here, as an American). Sure, you sometimes get a sticker; but nobody's going to cheer for you. There's no adventure here, no potential for anything more than crossing something off of a list. It's a chore, something that needs doing in order to repair, maintain, and yes even clean. So I get why people don't like doing it.

And I've decided I don't give a shit.

Do it anyway. Your country takes astonishingly little from you — taxes, the once-in-a-blue-moon jury duty, and a theoretical draft that hasn't been used in over half a century and likely will never be again — but it asks you (asks! not requires! not demands!) to vote once or twice a year. It's not always easy; especially in conservative states, the impediments to vote can be ridiculous. But it is once a year and unlike in our nation's all-too-recent past, you will not die if you do it.

In fact, the worst outcome from voting these days is that the person or issue that you vote for loses — but you won't know if they lose until after the election. Polls are less accurate now, for a whole host of reasons; you cannot know until after the election who or what will win. This makes your vote more valuable than possibly ever before.

Use that power. Not because it's exciting or even rewarding, but because your vote is what keeps our country's metaphorical teeth from falling out and our metaphorical ass from stinking.

Brush, wipe, vote.

[sweetenerbizz]

literally just a compilation of clone rick running and blabbering around because i’m obsessed with him. he’s my little guy.

inspired by @embracethecringeside :

[abagofmagictrix]

you gotta love animated frenemies

[snakeguy999]

The race of a thousand Ponies

[sorrelpaws]

get mean

[datchidatchi]

Rick Prime doing the Dabi dance.

[rickisanchez]

This type of character <3