#no vampires

[financialfreedomforever]

[davealmost]

Blood of the Vampire

[puppypeter]

why do i find it so hard to find shows to watch but then when i find one i finish it in a week? i just want something i can watch that doesn't require my brain to focus on it to understand what's going on? Either a sitcom like friends, himym, baby daddy, new girl, malcom in the middle, or something like chicago fire, new amsterdam, the resident, grey's anatomy etc.... any suggestions??

[beastenraged]

Man, is there anything like having blood dripping down your collarbone? It’s something all right. 

[tyrantwache]

Based on this fic https://archiveofourown.org/works/24887371

It’s like I post an accident.... I hate coloring... I hate the 70s style... so why I did this?!

[unscharf-an-den-raendern]

[half-anidiot]

did i just restart the game to change one (1) decision? yes, yes i did. i really like verda and im not about to have whatever happened happen.

[parastitch]

No zombies, no vampires, no mutants, the Charlie Alpha sucks.

[knight-in-sour-armor]

[harringtonisadingus]

I'm at a booksale and some mom just told her kid that she can't have that book cause it has vampires in it.

One day that child will write fanfiction. I can feel it

[tos-princess-blog]

[kaorym]

I’m late to the party but by far is the most normal eurovision. They trying to turn it into a serious song contest again? Or what?

[mischief-managed-honorably]

Me: I've eaten way too much shit the past few days, tomorrow I'm going to start eating healthy again.

Me the following day: *eats garlic bread for breakfast*

[lostinsantacarla]

[damian-shadow]

A Short Story by Damian Shadow Chapter 1 Devon walked into the night club with Jimmy and Steve. He paused just passed the entrance to observe the atmosphere - dark with bright blue lights as accents...

I have a new story posted in my Stories collection, for those of you that like that sort of thing.  It’s called The Blindfold, and if you take yourself very seriously, you probably won’t like it.

Click to read the story that the New York Chronicle called "mostly coherent."