#on average like five

[chloesimaginationthings]

FNAF circus baby is still Michael’s little sister

[a-scary-lack-of-common-sense]

Doodle dump because I have too many thoughts about them </3

Stupid shenanigans during their college era referencing this. Harold used to have a stupid moustache and goatee in that “I just started growing facial hair and idk what to do with it” kind of style.

Giving Melvin friends but also making him the shortest and the angriest out of the gang. He is friends with George and Harold and he hates it so much, he is entrenched in denial about it. His only two besties are each fathers of two and very much married, OF COURSE he's going to be mom/dad-friended to death.

They are judging you.

[raintemper]

Some doodles , Edited their designs a bit, some more than others lol

I think Suns could be either Thunder or Shadow

NSH, Shadow or Wind

Pebbles and Moon are both River I think

Maybe Suns could also be Skyclan but he might break all the branches he climbs on uhm

[turquoiseocto]

Drawing another fckin FNAF REFERENCE on the whiteboard at my pizza place job irl

[vulture-venom]

I want a run with Azbats, Helena Batgirl and Stephbin. The three “worst” choices for each mantle and they form one very dysfunctional team.

[charl0ttan]

I'm curious how you use Tumblr with the amount of notes you get. Do you just have notifications entirely off? Do you need to remember to go back and check each post to look for replies/comments you like? Just like how do you manage lol

i mean idkkkkk its not rlly a problem? like i havent had the app in maybe a decade. and also theres a replies tab. my activity page does flow like a river however yes

[mumblesplash]

went bouldering for the first time this weekend and realized that while there’s a baseline level of visible fitness that gives you a pretty good idea of who’s a regular before they start climbing the real giveaway is when someone puts their hands on the first hold and you immediately see every individual muscle fiber in their forearm activate like popeye

[schpeenor]

SpinDabi having a burger and fries date 😸😸

so at first this was just gonna be another uncolored sketch but this idea popped up in my head and i had to execute it

i kinda raged at first bc the shading was wonky, there are still things i’m eh about but it turned out pretty good!!!

also the burger being as big as spinners head is on purpose. spinner didn’t finish the burger, dabi did it for him. uncolored + closeups below the cut..

[habken]

yeah when I talk about how little sleep I'm getting it's cause I'm basically pulling 80 hour weeks with school and still making my silly little fanarts on the side

[sistersavelorn]

MASH timeloop theory is real because every time I finish it I immediately start it over again

[coochiequeens]

Re-eclect Democratic state Rep. Shelia Stubbs

Effort comes after murder of 19-year-old Sade Robinson in Milwaukee

By Evan Casey  June 23, 2025

Rep. Shelia Stubbs speaks during a press conference Thursday, Sept. 21, 2023, at the Wisconsin State Capitol in Madison, Wis. Angela Major/WPR

A Wisconsin lawmaker is renewing her push to create a state task force on missing and murdered Black women after the high-profile murder of a Milwaukee woman last year.

Democratic state Rep. Shelia Stubbs, a Black lawmaker from Madison, first introduced a bill to create the task force three years ago. She introduced the bill again last year, but it failed to get a vote in the Senate. She’s now trying for a third time after the death of 19-year-old Sade Robinson, who was killed by a man she met for a first date.

“Three years is three years too long,” Stubbs said. “How many victims have we lost waiting on time?” 

Robinson went missing after she went out to dinner and drinks with Maxwell Anderson on April 1, 2024. Earlier this month, a jury found Anderson guilty of killing and dismembering Robinson.

Stubbs said she’s built a relationship with Robinson’s mother, Sheena Scarbrough, and has spoken with her often over the past few months. Stubbs was in the courtroom when the guilty verdict was read.

“It was just a moment of … thankfulness, a moment of feeling like our prayers were answered,” Stubbs said of the verdict. 

Standing outside the Milwaukee County Courthouse moments after the jury convicted Anderson, Scarbrough said she’ll be working with Stubbs to get the task force started in Wisconsin. 

“We’re pushing for the missing and murdered task force,” Scarbrough said during a press conference. “It’s mandatory.” 

“The state definitely needs it for our BIPOC [Black, Indigenous and people of color] women, for all women,” she added. 

Sade Robinson. Photo courtesy Milwaukee Police Department

A 2022 investigation by The Guardian found that an average of five Black women and girls were killed every day in the United States in 2020. The National Crime Information Center found that in 2022, more than 97,000 Black women and girls were reported missing.

A 2024 report in the Lancet found that in Wisconsin in 2019 and 2020, “Black women aged 25–44 years were 20 times more likely to die by homicide than White women.”

Stubbs called those statistics “alarming.”

“This is the state that I live in,” Stubbs said. “This is the state I’m raising my 15-year-old in.” 

The main goal of the task force, Stubbs said, would be to, “investigate systemic causes of violence against African American women and girls.”

“I want to really look at the policies from law enforcement that they’re using to search for these missing families,” she said.

Stubbs also wants to improve data collection in the state around the issue. 

“But most important, we need to develop aid to victims [and] their families in our community,” Stubbs said.

The task force would have law enforcement members, legal experts, experts in the field of gender-based violence and representatives from organizations that provide aid to Black women. It would also have survivors and victims of gender-based violence or their family members. 

Stubbs said the “victims” would be the most important people on the task force. 

A group of supporters and family of Sade Robinson gathered outside of the Milwaukee County Courthouse on June 6, 2025. Evan Casey/WPR

Stubbs said the first time she introduced the bill, it did not have bipartisan support. The second time she introduced the measure, it had the support of Rep. Michael Schraa, R-Oshkosh, and Sen. Jesse James, R-Altoona — who both signed on as cosponsors.

After the bill was introduced last year, End Domestic Abuse Wisconsin Executive Director Monique Minkens said the task force would be a “step in the direction of saving lives.”

But after the bill passed in the Assembly, it was not taken up for a vote in the Senate after some pushback from former Sen. Duey Stroebel. 

Schraa is no longer in office. James was not available for comment.

Gov. Tony Evers’ proposed budget included funding for a staff member for the task force, which would be housed in the Wisconsin Office of Violence Prevention, according to the budget proposal. But the powerful Joint Finance Committee removed that provision in the budget.

In a statement, Wisconsin Attorney General Josh Kaul said he supports the creation of the task force.

“I fully support action by the state legislature to create and provide the resources needed for a task force on missing and murdered African American women and girls,” Kaul wrote in the statement. “It’s critical for this task force to have adequate state funding so the task force has the resources it needs to help effect meaningful change.”

In an interview with WPR, Stubbs said she’s not yet sure when she’ll officially reintroduce the bill for the task force. 

“But I am going to say this very loud and clear: We are going to fight until this bill becomes law across the state of Wisconsin,” Stubbs said.

Wisconsin Public Radio, © Copyright 2025, Board of Regents of the University of Wisconsin System and Wisconsin Educational Communications Board.

[wu-wakfu-undertale]

Re-watching wakfu for the first time in years and s1 Yugo was so silly???

dude discovered he could make portals at will and his first thought after actually acknowledging it is "i can do so many cool pranks with this"

[theladyofrosewater]

Okay I know it's a semi-popular headcanon/storybeat that Michael would have gotten in HUGE legal trouble for the whole bite of '83 thing but honestly I think it'd be interesting to see if the business itself got into legal trouble, specifically Henry since in the novel trilogy it's established that he makes the bots.

Like obviously Michael would still get sent to juvie or something but it's only for a short while since maybe William got his lawyer to place the most blame on Henry and resulted in either Henry going to jail for a while or having him sell his half of the business to deal with the legal fees. Fredbear's officially closes down and William takes control of the brand when it relaunches as Fazbear Entertainment. Bonus points for William killing Charlie after '83 as a sort of twisted "eye for an eye" situation.

and you can have Michael after the fact overlooking some of William's more unnerving tendencies maybe even lying to help him because well.. it's his dad. Michael literally did the worst thing in the entire world to his younger brother and his dad doesn't blame him. He still has (an absolutely awful) person to support him and tell him it's okay when literally everyone else in his life either hates him or avoids him so of course he'd ignore when his dad came home with bloodstains on his shoes or a new toy for Elizabeth that he swore used to belong to a kid down the street.

It doesn't matter if it comes from a place of actual love and grief or from wanting revenge on Henry I just think it would be an interesting spin

[pikhachu]

merry christmas futabers :D

[juney-blues]

how the hell did we normalise the idea of a "military career."

like how can someone say out loud "hello yes I kill people (or assist others in killing people) for a living" without being shamed and shunned and also sent to jail.

like I understand why, but... why

[egberts]

just saw a roadkill beaver like a few blocks from our house which is absolutely bonkers because i don't think i've ever even seen a living wild beaver before