#mr seven

[onboardsorasora]

mr seven 🤨👀

Oh my Dewis wag/influencer Daniel fic🥰 Daniel is a popular travel/luxury vlogger/influencer and he keeps his relationship very private. Here's the first part ☺️

Daniel smiled at the artfully arranged bouquet that sat on the corner of his desk. He reached out to stroke a bright petal before going back to focusing on his most recent vlog.

He loved traveling and he loved vlogging. It was something he stumbled into and was surprised at how easily it came to him. He was charismatic and personable and apparently that translated well in his content. His millions of followers across social media were a testament to that.

He loved all of the busywork that came with being an influencer and running his own business. But he truly did not like editing his own videos.

Sure, he made enough money to hire someone to do it, but Daniel was a stickler, he didn't like people touching his things. Or knowing his business. He was a very private person, usually. No matter what his profession was.

He didn't particularly want to share his private life with the world. His family, his close friends. His boyfriend.

His fans and following know he's in a long term relationship. With how open and forthright he is with them, it was fairly impossible to keep a long term romance a secret.

His fans were sharp eyed, they noticed the moment things were different. The moment he let the first ‘we’ slip. Eagle eyed for gossip, they noticed every gift and change. So Daniel appeased them. Discreetly, of course.

They knew he was in a relationship, they knew he was happy and in love. That was it. There was nothing more they needed to know about the man dubbed ‘Mr. Seven’.

Daniel snorted at the name, unconsciously coined during a brand trip. Daniel could still hear the teasing tone when Blake had cooed ‘ooh Mr Seven' during a quick check in tiktok. The rest had been history.

[r-aindr0p]

✨Merry Christmas and happy holidays ✨

Initially meant to draw art of the actual nutcraker tale but I blinked and this happened. Anyway, I'm not good with words but I wish nice winter holidays to you all and a nice day/evening✨ Bonus Idia as the crazy uncle Drosselmeyer scribble under the cut

[sm-baby]

SEVEN EVIL CLONES - Animation

ko-fi🧬 || Seven Evil Clones Masterpost🔪

Oh shit she movin!!

[acethatlovesdinos]

Shitpost for @sm-baby 's Evil Clones lore lol

I love this little freak

(I started with a png of a real tic-tac box from google and went from there lmao, the faces are all from various Mushy posts, and i made the label)

[nyapplepie]

the way that i had to sit down for like. an hour after finishing infamous chapter 3 wdYM MOST LIGHTHEARTED???? HELLO???? sat there feeling second-hand stress for mc poor mc ;w;

[redwhitebuddie]

buck looked at eddies ass as he went to go talk to bobby

[feketeribizli]

the type of vibes retired monty brings to the paddock

based on this pic of nico rosberg... continue pushing my lightning mcqueen is nico coded agenda 😁

my beautiful post here i just needed to have these side by side. by nico coded i firstly mean looks but i have a long list... dont ask tho i wouldnt be able to elaborate

[agathaharknesscovernofquotes]

Agatha: I’m seeing Rio. Jen: As in dating or hallucinations?

[hustledimension]

I was made aware of this through a reddit post: we can nominate movies to be preserved in the National Film Registry, and we should nominate some Dreamworks movies. Shrek is already in it. The criteria is that the nominations must be at least 10 years old and an American film. With this in mind, I think we should nominate the following movies to be preserved in the registry:

The Prince of Egypt

Chicken Run

Kung Fu Panda

How to Train Your Dragon

You can nominate up to 50 movies at this submission form. Deadline is August 15. The Library of Congress also has a list of notable movies that haven't been preserved in the registry yet, which includes other Dreamworks movies you could nominate:

The Road to El Dorado

Spirit: Stallion of the Cimarron

Sinbad: Legend of the Seven Seas

Shrek 2

Shark Tale

Madagascar

Over the Hedge

Bee Movie

Monsters vs. Aliens

Shrek Forever After

Kung Fu Panda 2

Puss in Boots 1

Rise of the Guardians

The Croods

How to Train Your Dragon 2

Penguins of Madagascar

[itsalmostavengers]

I just think that personally if I hero-worshipped someone from early childhood up to a rather questionably late point in my adult life and then, upon becoming a superhero myself, I met the man I’d looked up to for so long - the one who was marketed as the golden boy, America’s sweetheart, society’s moral compass - and he quite clearly disliked me from the get go I’d go incredibly insane. Personally.

[slut4alicewu]

I'm gonna leave these here...

[sycamorelibrary754]

I haven’t done this in centuries…

Please do not steal! Re-blogging is fine.

[daz-zey]

I love it when the actors and hopefully more Korean actresses speak in their language to everyone… mostly the people in Hollywood.

I really love it when Lee Byung Hun speaks both Korean and English. I hope he gets to speak English more. When I heard about him being bullied, I was like what do you guys mean??? He speaks English well, he just has an accent and needs to articulate his next thoughts in another language 😭😭 what the actual hell?

[sm-baby]

SEVEN EVIL CLONES - Mushy!!

It's almost thanksgiving!! That time of year to annoy my daughters!!

Funfact I'm like hella rich in SEC

[metamatronic]

Okay so we're at, 6 of 7 humonculi now? If I'm counting right, the only one still unaccounted for is sloth?

meanwhile, with the real ed…

(this user refuses to let hohenheim die. he lost his dying privileges.)

[synergysilhouette]

Just throwing it out there: why does Disney get so much criticism for not being original when Dreamworks has made a bunch of adapted films and hasn't gotten as much criticism?

Several Dreamworks films have been based on novels, fairy tales, shows, and other well-known properties. And I'm not talking about specific content. Growing up, I always heard people saying that Dreamworks was better than Disney because Disney did nothing but adaptations (which wasn't true; that's just what they were known for). I feel like on several occasions, situations pop up where people are quick to overlook or criticize Disney while Dreamworks isn't held to the same standard. A lot of Disney's adaptations have been received positively, either from critics, fans, or both. But it's still seen as too reliant on adaptations; Dreamworks also heavily relies on them, yet is seen as superior, with no one saying "they've run out of original ideas."

Note: I'm NOT criticizing adaptating works. I'm just saying those who do pertaining to Disney seem to be biased.