#my idiot son tetris tetris

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fuck did my man do????? 😭 leave him alone

[chowtrolls]

favorite troll from other blogs?

INHALE......I am going to preface this with saying I have so so SO many favorites, and I can't possibly remember all of them right now, which doesn't mean i don't love them!! My brain is absolute soup i didnt even realize spring break is next week. If anyone feels left out or hurt pls feel free to dm me and i will go off in dms about how much i love ur trolls <3 <3 i do it to chase constantly ask them

ok now, an hour n a half & 32 people later....

corpse @/homicidalfantrolls Anguil, have u seen him? have u. u need to.

conan @.ask-them-bois Ishran <3 Ruthless my LOVE, Lucina my WIFEE im so predictable i see a dilf i spam the like.

sunne @.sunnetrolls WELL UNFORTUNATLEY I'VE FALLEN FOR ARVERI <3 ugh hes so mean. also radiix <3 <3 <3 <3

sam @.outsidertrolls synthe<3 iji<3 <3

shenk @.shenkotrolls AAA so manie....CAROKA<3<3 it seems cheating to like natsua bcos i designed her. but. natsua<3 also pendra<3<3<3

bo @.cherrytrolls my beloved, so so many, tho rn im thnking abt hysteria and davith<3

chase @.sasster Aelium <3 Papili Soleah <33333 MR PUNNAM<33333

froyo @.froyotrolls noelle <33333

roe @.roetrolls kat <3 Kiyana <33 DREVIN<333333 i wanna hold his fucin hand.

grem @.aviantrolls nobody. they all stink. >:P jkjk rin is my son ofc but Belere<3 hes so. tibbie.

allie @.just-more-trolls ofc i love seaell so so much...i also love wyllow and kanisa!!

lee @.leethetrashpage YRAXIEEEEE Vantis n Scoops <3<3<3 And Craeno<333

hunter @.whispertrolls KAMALAAA and siroco omg i love them. idiots. i have kam's meme for bruuno saved in my askbox rn bcos it keeps making me lose my marbles.

dan @.asks-n-trolls the cipher twins <3 desmie n sekiro n erodao n lamb n amadaeus<3

damien @.ask-the-troll-boys Magpie n Sicklefin n Vernon hes just some guy like hes literally juts some dude i love him

@.astrumocs julius <333 ive only known him for a lil bit but i absolutely ADORE seeing him AND HIS ANCESTOR!!

@.wueyahfantai Lulith n Peache <3 n Claire!!!

@.ase-trollplays Cacoph holds a very special place in my heart forever n always <3 < 3

@.lordtonic MR GHOSTS im in wuv. also presto. i read his name as pesto for a long time

@.metzer sentis ALWAYS i love him. and vanmai<3

@.whatthefantrolls Zippie and Bessba <333 i love them so much its unreqal

@.abyssaltrolls Cinoan <3 and Naemuu!!

@.memeurfever i will always love rutaci <33

@.goddesstrolls cipher...raz and darric as well!!! <3

@.chirp-trolls ivitir !!!!

@.indig0trolls jeonsu.....and telmon<3

@.lunchboxtrolls cherry<3 and dakota<3<3

@.cadavertrolls MURDER hijack<3 silver<3<3

@.voidrots DIONYS<3 and killet!!<3

@.stuckstucktrolls teagan <3 and lyssav<3

@.morgombie tetris my beloved<3

@.cloudbattrolls tuuya is one of my fave jades, even tho i dont like bugs?? they r just so funny....liddol worm

@.quiescent-trolls ive seen gordon around sm lately n i love....

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A Follow Up Post for the English Voice Casting of Mr Osomatsu

Click here for Part 1

Okay so I'm doing a part 2 cause the last post didn't mention all the best roles Billy, Ray, Sean, Kyle, Michael and Max did as voice actors.

First up is Billy Kametz as my personal favorite, Osomatsu. What roles has he done? How about everybody's favorite pretty boy delinquent with the stylish hair, Josuke Higashikata from JJBA: Diamond is Unbreakable. Like isekai? He is Naofumi from Rising of the Shield Hero. Love watching anything by Studio Trigger? He's the number 1 firefighting idiot, Galo from Promare. He's also Anai from Aggretsuko, Macaque in Monkie Kid, Rui from Demon Slayer, Dr. Maruki from Persona 5 Royal, Nenji Ogata from 13 sentinels, Asmodeus Alice in Welcome to Demon School Iruma-kun and Ferdinand Von Aegir from Fire Emblem: Three Houses.

Next up is the totally painful cool Karamatsu (and Dekapan), played by Ray Chase. Interestingly enough, he does a couple of Nakamura Yuichi's other roles, one of them being Bruno Bucciarati from JJBA: Golden Wind, He also does Ryoumen Sukuna in Jujutsu Kaisen, Roswaal L. Mathers in Re: ZERO, Noctis Lucis Caelum from Final Fantasy XV, Puri Puri Prisoner in One Punch Man, Tengen Uzui in Demon Slayer, and for those who like Smash Bros, he does the voice of Roy from the Fire Emblem games. (He also did the voice of that subway announcer in Persona 5)

Next we have Sean Chiplock as the nerdy straightman, Choromatsu. For those unfamiliar with his work, he did the voice of Subaru from Re:ZERO, Ishimaru and Monotaro from the Danganronpa franchise, Shin from Dorohedoro, Kazunari Takao in Kuroko's Basketball, Daewi Han in God of Highschool, Frankenstein in Noblesse, Revali from Zelda: Breath of the Wild and my favorite role he's done, Mista from JJBA: Golden Wind! I'm so glad he was chosen to replace the old actor, I'm much more familiar with his voice work anyway.

Oh boy, we got another talented voice actor that's had a lot of great roles. Kyle McCarley is the voice of our favorite emo cat boy; Ichimatsu, but you might also know him as Mob from Mob Psycho 100, 9S in NieR Automata, Ei Sekigahara in 13 Sentinels, Kusuo Saiki from Saiki K. Reawakened, Shinji Matou in the Fate/Stay Night, Simon from Infinity Train, Ryo in Devilman Crybaby, Yushiro in Demon Slayer, Collot in Beastars, Red Blood Cell in Cells At Work: Code Black, Red Son in Monkie Kid, Narancia in JoJo's Bizzare Adventure and a bunch of more roles. If only the last two were major JoJo characters.

Well, Michael Sinterniklaas did appear in Jojo in a minor role towards the end of part 2. Aside from playing as the goofy and loud Jyushimatsu, he is also the voice of Mikey Simon from Kappa Mikey, a teenage mutant ninja turtle named Leonardo, Funshine Bear in Care Bears, Dean Venture from the Venture Bros, a show I recommend for those who like adult comedies like Mr. Oso. Aside from cartoons, he's done a lot of anime stuff too, some of it goes all the way back to the 90s with his first role being Ataru Moroboshi in Urusei Yatsura. He's also Netherlands in Hetalia, Sora in Naruto Shippuden, Moritaka Mashiro in Bakuman, Dagger in Black Butler: Book of Circus and additional voices for a LOT of anime. He's probably a background character in your favorite show, like JoJo's, Naruto or One Piece.

Last but not least we have the only actor that hasn't done anything in JoJo, Max Mittelman. That's fine, because aside from the cute two-faced Todomatsu, he's also the laid-back hero for fun, Saitama from One Punch Man. He's also Ryuji Sakamoto in the Persona 5 games, Tee in Puyo Puyo Tetris, King in Deadly Seven Sins, Meruem in Hunter x Hunter, Kousei Arima in Your Lie in April, Plagg in Miraculous Ladybug, Ritsu Kageyama in Mob Psycho 100, Atsushi Nakajima in Bungou Stray Dogs, Resasuke in Aggretsuko and the list goes on.

There that's about all of them, I'm sorry this post took so long. But I was busy with other things, so taking the time to make this post was gonna take a while. But I'm glad I made it because now everyone can learn more about the english voices behind these brothers the way I did with their seiyuus.

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Si, otra vez no hay receta. Voy a tener que cambiar el tema del blog. La verdad es que últimamente me apetece contaros cosas, aunque no tengan que ver con la cocina...o en este caso sí.

Imagen obtenida de la página "Zero Waste Europe"

Desde hace unos años sigo el movimiento denominado "zero waste" en Europa y Estados Unidos. El primer vídeo que vi fué el de Lauren Singer de "Trash is for tossers" en una charla de TEDxTeen. En él explica porqué ha decidido llevar este estilo de vida. Ella era una estudiante de medioambiente, un día se dió cuenta de la cantidad de basura que se generaba a diario en su clase y en ese momento, tal y como ella cuenta, decidió dar un giro de 180º a su vida. Esas son las cosas que hacen que te plantees qué tipo de vida llevas y qué tipo de vida quieres llevar. Por si no os lo había contado antes, soy bióloga. Evidentemente, siempre me ha interesado el planeta en el que vivo, pero me ha costado mucho llegar al punto en el que me encuentro hoy en día, ese punto en el que eres consciente de lo que haces, produces y consumes. Todo sucedió poco después de decidir cambiar radicalmente mi forma de alimentación. La verdad es que no tenía ningún sentido dejar de consumir determinados productos por amor a los animales y al medio ambiente y seguir consumiendo plástico de forma indiscriminada, o de generar basura, como si esta se fuera a desintegrar mágicamente. Las pasadas navidades me regalaron el libro de Bea Johnson, "Zero Waste Home". Fue entonces cuando fuí plenamente consciente de lo absudo que es el ser humano, y de que en lugar de caminar hacia delante, parece que vamos hacia atrás. Me explico.

Recuerdo ir a la compra con mi abuela y llevar bolsas de rejilla o tela, estas últimas eran para el pan. Recuerdo como en la frutería pesaban el producto y lo ponías directamente en el carro de la compra. En caso de que se tratara de algún producto frágil, hacían un cucurucho de papel y lo ponian dentro. En la carnicería y la pescadería todo se envolvía en papel y luego, en el caso del pescado, ponían papel de periódico por fuera. Las bolsas de plástico que estaban en casa, terminaban siendo la "bolsa de la basura". En mi casa, en la terraza tendedero, había una caja que contenía los "cascos" de las bebidas que se consumían. La leche venía en botellas de cristal que también se retornaban (menos cuando estábamos en San Esteban, que se la comprábamos a la Sra. Rosa y llevabamos un puchero). El caso es que siempre se ha usado el método "zero waste", aunque no fueramos conscientes de ello...pero en algún momento, todos fuimos muy modernos y nos volvimos idiotas. Ahora todo tiene que ir envuelto en plástico. Tiendas que tienen una coliflor o el brócoli envuelto (os recomiendo buscar en las redes sociales #desnudalafruta). Todos tenemos que beber café en unos vasos absurdos y a poder ser con una pajita o tapa de plástico. Todos tenemos que llevar encima una botella de agua, que cuando vaciamos termina en la papelera. Cuando celebramos algo en casa, toda la vajilla tiene que ser de plástico o papel plastificado, porque si usamos el menaje de cristal o loza hay que fregar (o poner el lavavajillas 😱). Si vamos a por el pan, necesitamos que lo pongan en una bolsa de papel y luego otra de plástico. Cuando compramos, ya no tenemos tiempo de ir a las tiendas de barrio, ahora vamos a grandes superficies y todo tiene que estar empaquetado en bandejas de poliespan, porque así es más fácil jugar al Tetris en la nevera. Bien, pues todo esto se nos ha ido de las manos, pero de una manera que ahora son los gobiernos los que están tomando decisiones, para que dejemos de consumir de esa manera tan absurda. En fin, no quiero ser demagoga, ni dar clases de nada a nadie, pero a estas alturas de la película o cambiamos nuestros hábitos o nos vamos al garete.

Mi bolso ha evolucionado como los juegos de los niños. Ahora llevo una bolsa de tela y dentro de esta otras dos más pequeñas, por lo que surja...llevo un pequeño estuche con pajitas de metal y cubiertos...pañuelos de tela...depende de lo que tenga que hacer llevo una botella de agua de aluminio o un vaso termo.

Siempre que salimos, en caso de que sea inevitable generar plástico o papel, no lo tiro a la papelera, busco un contenedor adecuado. En casa estamos volviendo a las viejas costumbres. Usamos manteles y servilletas de tela, de esas de toda la vida. No tengo rollo de papel de cocina, tengo trapos, que se lavan cuando es necesario. No uso papel film transparente, uso "Bees Wrap" un papel encerado, o mejor, pongo un plato encima de la fuente que meto en la nevera. La fruta y verdura se compra en la frutería del barrio, llevamos nuestras bolsas de tela. Compro la leche para mis hijas en una lechería. Llevo mis botellas de vidrio o si no puedo, voy al supermercado y la compro en botellas de cristal (que luego uso para la lechería o para guardar líquidos en la nevera).

En la lechería también venden a granel horchata y yogur. ¡Todo un hallazgo! La pasta, arroces, legumbres, cereales y frutos secos también a granel, en bolsas de tela o botes de cristal.

Los pocos refrescos o bebidas que entran en casa lo hacen en botellas de cristal y si no es posible en latas. La poca carne o pescado que consumen, se compran en la carnicería y pescadería del barrio y se bajan envases para no tener que usar el papel plastificado que dan ellos. Tal vez estéis pensando que estoy loca. En ningún momento he dicho que no siga generando basura y plástico, pero intento hacerlo cada vez menos. Vamos dando pasos poco a poco. Al principio se sacaba una bolsa de plástico a diario. El primer objetivo fué sacarla cada 3 días, luego cada semana...ahora estamos tratando de sacar la "bolsa amarilla" cada mes.  Esa es la idea, creo yo. El ser conscientes de lo que nos estamos jugando. Si intentamos recordar como se hacían las cosas hace unos años, veremos que es más fácil de lo que creemos...sólo hay que tener ganas. Os animo a que, en la medida de vuestras posibilidades, intentéis sacar de vuestras vidas esos residuos que se generan sin necesidad...ya me contaréis. Del tema del consumo en ropa, cosméticos, productos de limpieza y demás, ya hablaremos en otro momento.

Yes, again there is no recipe. I'll have to change the theme of the blog. The truth is that I want to tell you things even if they have nothing to do with the kitchen...or yes.

Image from page "Zero Waste Europe"

For a few years I have been following the movement called "zero waste" in Europe and the United States. The first video I saw was Lauren Singer's "Trash is for tossers" in a TEDxTeen talk. In it she explains why she has decided to take this lifestyle. She was an environmental student. One day she realized the amount of garbage that was generated daily in hes class. At that moment she decided to change her life. Those are the things that make you wonder what kind of life you lead and what kind of life you want to lead. In case I had not told you before, I'm a biologist. Obviously, I have always been interested in the planet I live on, but it has been hard for me to reach the point where I am today, that point where you are aware of what you do, produce and consume.   Everything happened shortly after deciding to radically change my diet. The truth is that it made no sense to stop using certain products for the love of animals and the environment and continue using plastic indiscriminately, or generating garbage, as if this were to magically disintegrate. Last Christmas I was given the book by Bea Johnson, "Zero Waste Home". It was then when I was fully aware of how absud is the human being, and that instead of walking forward, we seem to be going backwards. I explain.

  I remember going shopping with my grandmother and carrying cloth bags. I remember how in the greengrocer they weighed the product and put it directly in the shopping cart. In case it was a fragile product, they made a paper cone and put it inside.In the butcher shop and the fish market everything was wrapped in paper and then, in the case of fish, they put newspaper on the outside. The plastic bags that were at home ended up being the "garbage bag". In my house, on the drying terrace, there was a box that contained the "returnable glass bottles" of the drinks that were consumed.  The milk came in glass bottles that were also returned (except when we were in San Esteban, we bought Mrs. Rosa's milk and we carried a pot). The fact is that the "zero waste" method has always been used, even if we were not aware of it ... but at some point, we were all very modern and we became idiots. Now everything has to be wrapped in plastic (those stores that have a cauliflower or broccoli wrapped). We all have to drink coffee in some absurd glasses with a straw or plastic lid. We all have to carry a bottle of water, which when we empty it ends up in the bin. When we celebrate something at home, all the diches has to be made of plastic or plasticized paper, because if we use the glassware or crockery we have to mop (or put the dishwasher 😱). If we go for bread, we need to put it in a paper bag and then another plastic bag. When we buy, we no longer have time to go to corner shops, now we go to supermarket chains and everything has to be packed in poliespan trays, because that makes it easier to play Tetris in the fridge.  Well, all this has gotten out of hand, but in a way that now governments are making decisions, so we stop consuming in that absurd way. Anyway, I do not want to be a demagogue, nor give classes of anything to anyone, but at this point of the movie or change our habits or we go to hell.

My bag has evolved like children's games. Now I carry a cloth bag and inside this other two smaller...I carry a small case with metal straws and cutlery...cloth handkerchiefs...it depends on what I have to do I bring an aluminum water bottle or a cup.

Whenever we leave, in case it is inevitable to generate plastic or paper, I do not throw it in the wastebasket, I look for a suitable container. At home we are going back to the old ways. We use cloth tablecloths and napkins. I do not have paper roll, I have rags, which are washed when necessary. I do not use plastic wrap, I use "Bees Wrap", waxed paper, or better, I put a plate on top of the dish that I put in the fridge. The fruit and vegetables are bought in the greengrocer, we carry our cloth bags. I buy milk for my daughters in a dairy. I carry my glass bottles or if I can not, I go to the supermarket and buy it in glass bottles (which I then use for the dairy or to store liquids in the fridge).

In the dairy they also sell bulk horchata and yogurt. Pasta, rice, legumes, cereals and nuts also in bulk, in cloth bags or glass jars.

The few soft drinks or drinks that enter the house do so in glass bottles and if it is not possible in cans. The little meat or fish that they consume, they buy in the butcher shop and fishmonger and containers are lowered to not have to use the plasticized paper that they give them.  Maybe you're thinking that I'm crazy. At no time have I said that I do not continue to generate garbage and plastic, but I try to do it less and less. We are taking steps little by little. At the beginning a plastic bag was taken out daily. The first objective was to take it out every 3 days, then every week...now we are trying to get the "yellow bag" every month. That's the idea, I think. Being aware of what we are playing and realizing that things are much easier than we think. If we try to remember how things were done a few years ago, we will see that it is easier than we think...you just have to feel like it. I encourage you, to the extent of your possibilities, to try to take out of your lives those waste that are generated without necessity...you will tell me.  The issue of consumption in clothing, cosmetics, cleaning products and others, we'll talk later.