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[howdoesone]

How does one flirt using a kazoo as a musical instrument?

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[uniquexblogs]

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[rexscanonwife]

And who says scientists aren't passionate! 😉💖 here's a little comic based off an ACTUAL moment I shared with my irl partner @cherry-bomb-ships last night 😂

Taglist♡: @crushes-georg @changeling-selfship @me-myself-and-my-fos @sunstar-of-the-north @tiny-cloud-of-flowers @adoredbyalatus @dearly-beeloved @squips-ship @sunflawyer @miutonium

[rookflower]

listen I love ravenpaw as much as the next guy he gets nostalgia bias from me too but the way people list and remember him as one of the most prominent main characters of the first arc, a protagonist, firestar's lifelong bestie, a true staple of the series is so funny. who invited my man blud bro thinks he's on the team

[beneathsilverstars]

my kid is getting so into the warrior cats it's so cute. she gets all dismayed whenever the cats do something mean or strict, she's always like "if i was there, i would let firepaw eat something, i would catch a mouse and give it to him." or "wow, yellowfang is SO mean, if i was a cat i would hiss and scratch her!" like yes queen go off!!! you would be the nicest warrior cat in the clan!

[carry-on-my-wayward-butt]

still baffled that the anti choice anon I used to get every mother’s day just up and bounced after I had charlie. completely split. abandoned me, even. like dog I have BPD you need to warn me first.

[spotaus]

Random fun fact (New Age Au)

So. I think I've mentioned I really like having language barriers, right? Well. Hear me out.

Nightmare is super well-rounded in his languages. Most dialects aren't too far off from eachother (like the romance languages using root words from latin) so it's not usually impossible to take wild guesses. He, Cross, Reaper, Geno, Ccino, and Dust are all really quick on either already knowing dialects or picking up on them.

Error, Fresh, Farm, and Lust all struggle with dialects different from their own, but can figure it out if given time.

Killer and Horror? They have it rough.

I haven't mentioned it really, but I've been chewing on these two having trouble w/ basic literacy when Nightmare hires them.

For Killer, he was exclusively taught the Old Tongue, the equivalent of Latin but for monsters. His temple didn't allow him to learn to read modern language, and it's only because he was clever that he managed to figure out how to speak it with Chara. He learned some words and phrases vaguely through signs around towns, but if he were given a book he'd probably not be able to read it, even in his 20s or so when Night brings him to the castle. It doesn't come up for months. His orders are usually word of mouth + the few written things he's given he can mostly understand. I think the only reason someone notices is because Ccino spots him in the library (with the cats) a lot, and because when Nightmare asked Killer's advice for how a letter was worded, Killer had to ask Night to read it out. (He can also speak so fluently + skilled that it never occurred to anyone.)

I also think Killer, in a force of habit, only writes his notes or messages in the old tongue. Very convenient when it's supposed to be coded. Not convenient when it's him letting Dust know he borrowed a robe from the stable.

Meanwhile, Horror was much the same as Killer with picking up on writing from signs and people speaking, but he's just a lot slower to learn and wasn't very shy about how little he knew. His family basically speaks the opposite of whatever it is spoken in Orchard, not even the sane root words, so it's a tough learning curve to figure out writing. And sometimes Horror will do that thing where he doesn't know the word for something and pantomime it (or goes to find it himself). (In contrast, Killer just starts talking in the old tongue if he doesn't know the 'right' words lol.) Horror has less luck than Killer, but he does eventually figure things out. His handwriting is gorgeous though. Like, his home script is usually very flowy and smooth (writing technique) and so he basically does his own version of cursive!

I think when Killer is found out for not knowing how to write (at least in the common Orchard tongue) Nightmare asks Killer if he wants to learn. Killer, with some wounded pride, says yes. Nightmare has to trial and error through several tutors (Night tried + fumbled badly, and Killer got cagey when Ccino gave it a shot) before Killer finally finds one he likes. (I want her to be an Alphys, actually. Like, idk, maybe Outer!Alphys or smth? Someone who was new and inexperienced but VERY passionate.) This, over the course of months/a year, alongside his other training, improves him a lot. His writing default stays Old Tongue, but now he *can* read and write, with only a little difficulty.

For Horror, it took a mix of both Killer and this Alphys *and* Dust to help him learn. Bits and pieces of exposure therapy basically, easing him into it gently, slowly, making sure he doesn't get overwhelmed. He's a fat learner in physical ways (picking up Killer's fighting style, people's tones, etc) but reading and writing? Nah. Not his strong suit. It's missions that really help things make sense to him tbh. Associating letters + words + meanings from paper to the real world. Luckily, he has a support group, and much like Killer, he doesn't need to read/wrote to understand complex thoughts or emotions or concepts. It's just convenient to have as a skill.

Along this same line, I wanna say Fresh struggles a little with this too. I mean, he's clever af and Geno would never let his lil bro go uneducated but... I mean... Fresh writes in chicken scratch, his spoken word is almost like he's spewing riddles (his Slang), and he speaks in growls and clicks to his beasts for over 50% of his adult life. So, when introduced to a *new* language, even if only slightly different? Yeag nah. Not. Not his deal. He'll speak it eventually, maybe, and reading he might puzzle out, but writing? Nope.

[tears-you-asunder]

Anyway there is a shocking amount of foot shots in this PV. "I'm gonna do all the foot shots and be lazy today" well buddy

[valence-e]

Ok so, why does Croissant have a Texan accent when she grew up in Anime Greece and now lives in Anime Hong Kong?

[raisinchallah]

u kno kinda funny to me how many people are so obsessed with star trek ship design when tbh all of them like across the board kinda suck and are boring star trek ship design peaked at the klingon battle cruiser in the motion picture its been downhill since then deep space nine which is clearly not a ship and is a space station being beautiful and sexy is an exception and not counted

[talesfromthebandgeekmafia]

My heart might explode. honestly I was screaming too loudly to enjoy the scene properly the first time I gotta watch it again what do you MEAN their second kiss was a mirror of the original “You wear fine things well” scene from season one’s episode five!!!!!! Oh my god after all this time Ed finally went in for the kiss he chickened out on that night T~T and the cinematography differences!!!!!!! The scenery is not as bright and romantic but it’s more real!!!!!! I’M!!!!!!!!!

[boneless-mika]

When will I meet someone who appreciates my ability to draw a reduced version of the IPA from memory…

[bookshelf-in-progress]

There's no moment of writing triumph quite like the moment when you've been struggling over a plot problem and you suddenly find the perfect solution that makes everything fall into place.

[liefdesleven]

poems ive memorized:

annabel lee by edgar allan poe

antigonish by william hughes mearns

ice and fire by robert frost

come, and be my baby by maya angelou

no second troy by william butler years

poems that i want to memorize

the raven by edgar allan poe

having a coke with you by frank o' hara

catullus 51

[tolerateit]

I'm killing boys.......Boys are just placeholders, they come and they go

the way i knew that these lines were originally from Jennifer's body when i listened to the song, even though I've never even watched that movie, just know the basic premise and some gifs. I'm also the one who guessed that one gifset of yours used little women, and another Jane Eyre for the background, even though i haven't watched those movies either. what power is this?

AKSKSKS that's me with all the shows my mutuals post about on this website hehe

[chicago-geniza]

I have not filed my own taxes but I have filed the entire extended philosopher polycule's taxes in my head because I know each full-time employee's + business owner's gross reported income per annum. Take me behind the barn and shoot me for autism crimes