#small bumper

[mildmayfoxe]

I PROMISE I AM A REGULAR DRIVER! I AM ANOTHER HUMAN BEING JUST LIKE YOU! JUST A NORMAL GUY! I SWEAR!

[brighteststar707]

To enter Saeyoung's study is like getting the smallest peek at the inside of his mind. He has never been one to try to put everything in his mind down on paper - it's too vulnerable, you see. It's not as messy as you had expected it to be at first (though it's by no means tidy, though).

Even in its tidiest state, you can spot little details that give you some more insight into his mind and habits: the little cross indentations on the surface of his desk where he absentmindedly dug his nails into the soft give of the wood. The chips in the paint where his box cutter nicked the desk. The overlapping marks of hot mugs placed down without a coaster. The tiniest little mark of your initial on the far corner (that he blushed at the first time you pointed out - a momento from the CCTV days).

This changes the second he takes on a project, especially one of those good ones that you know is going to be a marvel. That's where the corkboard comes in. And the whiteboard. And the wall.

At some point, he seems to have given up on having a dedicated space for his ideas and allowed them to encroach on his space.

When he's in one of these frenzies, you step into the study and find the walls covered in different sticky notes and papers with equations, find the whiteboard covered in diagrams you can't make sense of (and strange annotations to boot). The desk is strewn with more bits of paper and the beginnings of whatever he's trying to build.

Then, once it's all done, the study is restored. The blueprint is made, the doodles and calculations aren't needed anymore. Everything gets tidied and the wall reappears.

You used to spend the early days in there with him most of the time. Either curled up in Vanderwood's chair next to him or tucked up close to him on his lap. You can't count the amount of times you fell asleep to the sounds of him tapping on his computer keys and the soft humming under his breath. They're some of your best memories from that difficult time.

Then, later on, you found yourself bringing your work into the room with you just so you could be busy next to each other. He'd clear a corner of the desk for you and leave you little sticky note messages when you weren't looking.

This habit of yours was what led to him surprising you with your very own desk on the opposite wall of his study - an anniversary present. He still leaves you sticky note love letters and little origami creatures to keep you company. Then, sometimes, for posterity's sake, he'll pull your chair up to his desk so you can relive the old days.

While the room is still mainly his, knowing that he has made space for you in what once used to be his hideout from the world has been one of the best gifts he has given you so far (and he has given you so many).

[noodleblade]

this isnt really much of a writing prompt (unless you simply wish to take it that way, which is good too) but do you ever think about how ko/bd would be absolute sickos for halloween. knock out already likes horror and the two get involved with human culture enough whenever october rolls around on the nemesis theyre gritting their teeth to not put fake spiderwebs and fog machines around the warship and convince its members to dress up

Happy Spook Month:3

LOL yeah KOBD loves Halloween. If nothing else, their Nemesis supplied cable subscription (thank you, Soundwave) is playing all the slasher movies this time of year and Knock Out is obsessed. Breakdown enjoys them too, but he is also a Big Fan of the more gimmicky Halloween flicks. This combination makes them sooo annoying to everyone else on the Nemesis that cannot be bothered with Earthly customs.

They probably have no takers on actually getting dressed up or participating (though, they did notice Soundwave not remove the little bat they hung above his console so they'll count that as a win). Starscream had the potential to enjoy the holiday but his pride over being better than Humans makes it difficult for him to actually admit interest. They don't even bother with Megatron.

Actually, the vehicons would probably hesitantly join in. They sneak little Halloween themed decals and tell each other various ghost stories. Breakdown is happy to encourage the festivities and helps them keep it hush hush. Maybe even on the day of, he gives them little tiny energon candy treats...

By coincidence, they tune their internal radios to play only Halloween themed music too. The vehicons pick it up so Monster Mash can be heard regularly playing in the mines through like 18 sync'd speakers.

Oh and kobd absolutely steal a fog machine but that's an all-year-round item. It does wonders for dramatic effect.

[glazenewt]

Three new splatoon punch needle pieces are now available for adoption over on my Etsy!

[beeftopia]

for fast drivers, centaurs, satyrs, lil wayne, horses with licenses, etc.

[thejewitches]

HONK IF YOU LOVE GARLIC BUMPER STICKER

[devondraws]

Peeker stickers r available for preorder in my shop :]! In my bio

[girlfriendsofthegalaxy]

catching up on well there’s your problem podcast bonus episodes, thinking about cars a lot, and a fucking fiat would serve 99.999% of my car needs perfectly well. i would be perfectly happy driving a little tiny fiat! they’re fun to drive! i got a subaru hatchback bc i knew i was moving cross country soon and wanted reasonable cargo space, and i wanted a four wheel drive vehicle for the rest of my time in w mass. i have needed to rent or borrow a truck Twice outside of major apartment moves.

however! with all these fucking pavement princess trucks in houston, where the hoods of these giant fuckoff trucks are a full head above my car’s roof, im genuinely afraid that an entire fiat would fit completely within their front blind spot and i would be squished!!!

[orangedogsquad]

still can't believe this was something we were given? that we just had in our house?? that is Too Small

[armands-myspace]

little red car dripping with swag

[leroibobo]

during its apartheid years, south africa had one of the strictest media controls in the world. this extended into homes when television was introduced in the country in 1977 (which the government had delayed until that year due to fears of "undue influence"), and when home video came along with it. each videotape that was legally distributed during these years was required to have a notice in the official languages of english and afrikaans that it complied with media censorship laws codified years prior.

(the model for the certificate was likely influenced by the british board of film classification's. by the beginning of the 20th century, the british had brought the template with them to south africa and other former colonies such as india. south africa was probably the only country to use it on home releases.)

this meant that south africans who watched "legal" videotaped movies not only had to sit through commercials and a standard-issue anti-piracy warning, but a federal confirmation that the film didn't feature an interracial couple, among many other things. the total time for the two warnings could reach up to two minutes long - for comparison, the chorus of "oops i did it again" by britney spears is twenty seconds long - but some were rushed through.

this example was taken from a tape of disney's snow white and the seven dwarfs published in 1994, the year apartheid ended. the media censorship laws which required the certificate would be overhauled two years later, though video openings remained similar for a while after.

[tumblingbackwardsdownthestairs]

W/ this season’s robotics finals wrapping up I figured I should share Donnie’s robit design for this year

+ og sketch & close up off doodle under the cut

[transingthoseformers]

Since the rescue bots have no money, Blades and Heatwave must think they are immune to the swear jar.

Until Chase invents one applicable to them.

[gay-milton-quotes]

gonna start making bumper stickers i think. might set up an etsy shop or something. for now dm me if u want one for $15