#that had multiple rooms

[ardri-na-bpiteog]

Boomers will be like "your first house isn't going to be your dream house, you'll have to make comprises and you can't get everything you want, we had to make comprises too, don't be entitled" when the "comprises" they had to make were like, living in a less than ideal school district, a 10 minute longer commute, or a kitchen with the wrong color tile that they could change later. While our generation's "compromises" to MAYBE afford a house are like, live in the middle of nowhere with a 3 hour commute to a city with decent-paying jobs, a house that's barely liveable, or an apartment the size of a closet that's not even close to anything.

[halorvic]

[antiadvil]

Hey so I just watched PJ’s side channel video about how he and Sophie got stuck in traffic trying to deliver something to Dan and Phil. Great video, super funny. No one warned me that when PJ and Sophie realized they’d have to stay in London, Dan and Phil booked them a hotel?? There are at LEAST three bedrooms in their house what kind of rich person bullshit is that??

[moeblob]

A lil guy !

[louferignojr]

I just have to say that season 8 of this show feels very much like you're watching somebody's badly written 911 fanfiction and not the actual 911 tv show.

[looniecartooni]

Honestly- this panel is really scary for me:

Not just because Clutch is a creepy grabby guy or Mimic's the kind of guy where when he's threatened, he'll literally stab you in the back. The fact that Clutch grabs his arm when he's actively frightened and trying to get away. And Clutch is doing it because he knows Mimic is scared and trying to get away. That's scary.

Clutch has a habit of... clutching onto people as a way to build their trust. We see this multiple times. Even strangely with Mimic who actively hates people, let alone them grabbing at him.

And up to this point- Mimic has never seen him mad. Every time he's suggested a threat, this possum's been cool and collected. Almost allowing Mimic- the constantly paranoid backstabber- to lower his guard.

But what we know about Clutch is that you don't want to see him angry. This man will take away the basic care rights of a chao and lock it away with multiple locks in a covered cage. Mimic probably doesn't know that, but chances are that he's been alert this whole time.

And no- I get it. Mimic is no better with chao or wisps than Clutch. We've seen him literally punt one just to make Sonic look bad. Mimic is a bad guy.

Both he and Clutch are manipulative evil men. But like at the same time- this man does not like to get threatened. He goes to extremes to get away from or expose threats. He does not like having an out. And we see how he will react when he's not actively able to find an out.

He panics. He stammers and panics. Which opens up a lot of analysis for his cowardice character and evil motivations, but let's circle back to the point that this man panics under pressure or when threatened.

Clutch is someone who could definitely hurt him if he wanted to. Clutch's hand literally shakes on the gun-cane he's holding. This is the first time Clutch has actively not been calm and collected and Mimic knows its bad news. So he actively tries to leave before he snaps.

But Clutch doesn't snap. He doesn't let him leave. He puts on a fake smile and tries to tell him he's fine- it's not his fault. He can fix this.

I know its two terrible people, capable of defending themselves, probably not that bad. But to be someone that actively does not like being put in danger and having someone you thought you could trust actively becoming dangerous just hold you in place while they continue to rant, telling you "no no- it's okay. Its all just me- not you." And this is seconds before we get Clutch's really creepy angry face (which I forgot to screenshot). He's got a loose grip on Mimic's arm, so it's not as bad, but still... ladies and gentlemen, if someone grabs your arm like this in the middle of them being upset and tries to tell you, "hey it's okay. I'm just upset for personal reasons." That's someone you want to keep your distance from for a while. Clutch knew Mimic was upset and that's why he grabbed his arm. (he did the same to Jewel too btw).

[meteor-moon]

there was a boy with stars in his eyes

[greenieart]

More tiny paintings I did in January 💚

[magpod-confessions]

why are so many people scared of tucked in? the ‘blanket never did anything’ statement? i adore tma, i think the horror is excellently written, but i’ve never found it scary. some of the gorier/more descriptive episodes were a little uncomfortable, but none of them actually unnerved or alarmed me. there are some episodes that i could understand being scared by, though. but why that one? i’m like genuinely curious

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[shadowedfaith048]

You Fool! You Crook!

You’ve stolen the Savior’s Book!

ISAT-ober Day 29- Stolen

[corokoro]

fallout 4 fandom post-death shroud radio show moodboard

[wanderlust-in-my-soul]

I felt my heart just skipped a beat.

[after-witch]

Can I ask for your book recommendations? If you haven’t done so before that is ><

oh sure! my book taste is all over the place, I'm not sure what to recommend, so here's a bit of everything.

Horror/Dark

Small Spaces Quartet by Katherine Arden (obviously)

The Collector by John Fowles

My Best Friend’s Exorcism by Grady Hendrix

Dark Water by Suzuki Koji

The Southern Book Club’s Guide to Slaying Vampires by Grady Hendrix

IT by Stephen King

Carrie by Stephen King

The Stepford Wives by Ira Levin

The Haunting of Hill House by Shirley Jackson (really, anything by Shirley Jackson)

The Push by Ashley Audrain

Picnic at Hanging Rock by Joan Lindsay (okay, not quite horror but mystery)

The Only Good Indians by Stephen Graham Jones

Coraline by Neil Gaiman

Goth by Otsuichi (Anything by Otsuichi; their stuff is really really dark, though, be aware)

Fantasy/Other

The Winternight Trilogy by Katherine Arden

The Warm Hands of Ghosts by Katherine Arden (doesn't come out until February)

The Last Unicorn by Peter S. Beagle

Wicked: the Life and Times of the Wicked Witch of the West by Gregory Maguire

Prince Ombra by Roderick MacLeish **If you go for this one, DO NOT get the 2002 reprint. Only look for copies published before 2002. The 2002 reprint is heavily censored.

The Rumpeltsiltskin Problem by Vivien Vande Velde

Dragon's Bait by Vivien Vande Velde

A Little Princess by Frances Hodgson Burnett

A Northern Light by Jennifer Donnelly

[iknowwhereyousleepatnight]

i hate doing laundry ough it's The Worst

[gothicwill]

paragon is such a wild fic cuz like..it’s weird. Dark. Messed up. The author doesn’t shy away from making Hannibal genuinely creepy. But it has just enough cute moments and introspective writing to keep you hooked

[so-very-small]

me, a stoner, chronically ill with brainfog as a symptom, on medication, naturally a little spacey: damn. the borrowers must have stolen my knitting needles. that is the only possible explanation for misplacing them.