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[daily-odile]

a magma odile

[squoobest]

a very niche celebrity frostyfest (now on dvd~!)

[spellboundcities]

Another bout of shenanigans from yours truly

[wolfsbanesparks]

Billy Batson as a radio host is an amazing voice actor and uses this talent in the most hilarious and evil way possible

For example-

Highjacking buildings intercom system and telling villains inside in the most happy and chipper commercial announcer voice that if you're an individual that values their appendages please kept your hands and feet to yourself and may your God have mercy on your soul because the 3000 year old cures your about to experience sure as hell WILL NOT

And you know he's going to have a field day with scam calls

I love this so much!

He can say the most wild and terrifying things in that perfectly measured newscaster voice that has people doing a double take if they aren't listening carefully. His cheerful warnings would terrify people (particularly the villains unlucky enough to hear it twice).

Like he is generally responsible and usually uses his talents for good, but sometimes a situation presents itself...

And like once he's a relatively well known radio host, his voice becomes recognizable to the people in Fawcett and him using his voice acting talents takes on a whole new surreal experience for whoever he's messing with because suddenly that friendly boy reporter from the radio is threatening you with ancient curses and violence with the same cadence as when he was told the story of saving a cat from a tree.

[ddeck]

long lived sw races must be so extra about their hobbies. imagine you live for thousand years and a century of that time you decide to dedicate to making a single big af carpet

[lesbionia]

I think that the community element required to drive the next (much needed) wave of radical feminism has to happen in person, because it's way too easy to be uncharitable with each other online. Something that feminists of the past benefitted from that we don't anymore are luncheons and potlucks. They got together and talked their ideas over face to face with plates of food and cold beers.

[akkivee]

btw did yall see the mini review that yoko taro (like…. yeah) did for the movie???? it said that

the movie experience was mainly music and voting

as in, there’s very little plot involved lmao (tho he also said he knew nothing about hypmic going in, so what little plot there is for a casual/tourist, might be worth gold for the nerds lmao)

he could foresee people just getting up and leaving throughout movie’s voting stages if their fav division didn’t win for their particular showing lmao

the showing that was presented was one where chuuoku won the whole thing and like, sick lol but i also wonder if maybe that’s the true canon ending lol

[ookaookaooka]

the ranch i used to go to camp at as a kid and still volunteer at occasionally (which is now more like a nature preserve slash ranch slash camp slash cemetery) has been working on a forestry project for a long time and now after ten years (TEN YEARS) was finally able to do a controlled burn 🥹🥹🥹🥹 i'm gonna cry im so happy

[aaaagggg]

I like to imagine Eclipse did October take over, made lunar and him bodies and left.

Sun and moon wake up confused not knowing were the 2 went. They are really paranoid about it for about 2 years.

Kc gains sentient. Moon gets reset.

New moon become Nexus.

Solar dos not die. Because Ruins machine magical disappeared, and any attempt to start over gets ruined by glitter or bomb.

The star magical disappeared. No real reason why, but nothing bad has happened yet so oh well.

Old moon gets brought back. Nexus is not insane.

Bloodmoon does not die. Kc cannot let something like that happen to his only kid.

Earth comes into there lives.

And basically everyone is happy and mostly happy.

Mean while lunar and Eclipse are somewhere convincing the astrol bodies gemini to take the star and not beat the shit out of moon for making it.

[karnaca78]

[writterings]

honestly my state's pride was ultimately underwhelming this year for me, but i gotta say it's...somewhat nice that it can be boring? like im so accepted and validated by people in my life that pride no longer feels like (for me) an escape or outlet. i attended this specific event with my mom in 2018 and it was my first pride event. i was still in high school. i remember it literally brought me out of a deep depressive episode for a bit, because of how fun and affirming and safe it was. it was a celebration of me and people like me!

but now i kinda get that everyday in my life. so pride really only offers me a chance to hang with some friends, day drink, smoke weed in public, and pick up freebies at every tent. it's basically like any other holiday to me now. but isn't that amazing? that im so accepted and loved and celebrated as a whole queer person, that i can take something like pride for granted?

i'm super thankful for that. i'm still super thankful for pride.

and, i gotta say, it was really touching to see so many middle school and high school aged kids there, sometimes with their parents and sometimes by themselves. i hope they one day can find pride as "boring" as i do. i hope every queer person can.

[proletariatramen]

Kyouya Ootori would hate group texts send tweet

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