#that's irresponsible

[fitfawn]

The way I literally have to get through the next week so I can go on holiday and black out for a week

[essayofthoughts]

You want to know another REALLY GODDAMN DUMB thing about the change so the WHOLE HEADER pops up the on-dash version of the blog?

If you misclick on the meatball menu now, even a little, instead of opening up the dropdown to report it, you get the post and thus a whole page full of porn in your face.

GREAT JOB BREAKING IT @support, @staff!

[ckret2]

I'd like to think Bill was projecting in the paragraph on hibernation.

(fun fact! every color in bill's clothes, breakup recovery objects, and furniture were color picked from ford's body! yes bill did get a leather couch the same color as ford's flesh!)

[possessedpasm]

Nobody tell him

[grillesscheese]

Obvious is obvious but I think people sometimes forget that Stan didn't just ignore any warnings or assume that the world Wouldn't end with the portal he knew it would. There's non stop jokes about him burying gold and stocking up on supplies like brown meat. It's not at all like he didn't know better he was actively preparing to cause the apocalypse and telling people about it 😭

[mxmarsbars]

pride month is temporary clock duo is forever

here’s the goofy ref ^_^

[moonshadoes]

too many people write jily as the mature ‘parents of the group’ couple and while i do like that dynamic too i will unfortunately be writing them as their true calling (freak x freak)

[mostly-natm]

A little continuation!

[yujateaandpi]

So anyways I think the worst part about Emma May is that she was so so loved. Fidds almost destroyed a city because she left him. Can you imagine loving someone that much? To the point of wanton destruction? She just couldn’t give him what he truly wanted so she lost her place in his list of priorities. He got carried away in Ford’s dazzling world and forgot that she was a person who needed companionship and attention, that she wasn’t just a concept to yearn for from a distance. Fiddleford forgot that she was a person a PERSON and all we see is this negative space, a garage in Palo Alto, an imprint left in their marriage bed, half a face on his desk, this forensic scattering left in her son’s existence and a crazed lunatic missing a Family, a Wife. She once existed. And he dug such a deep well of sadness within her that she quite literally disappeared completely from the narrative. Something something there’s a particularly cruel pain left by the selfishness of kindhearted men. Emma May, was it worth it?

[stonerbellybabe]

Eating half a pumpkin pie in one sitting is normal, right?

[kindykotik]

Joke drawing that got out of hand

[ihatebrainstorm]

messy megop yuri sketches bc this song for some reason keeps reminding me of them (and also bc i've been thinking on revisiting my humanformer designs lmao)

potentially? suggestive stuff below?? (idk if it counts, maybe? doing this just in case lol)

accidentally got so carried away last night that I ended up in Narnia whoops

[dukeofthomas]

"Are the Robins child soldiers" It depends. If the story is super serious and into exploring complex morality and grounded from reality's standards, then yes. If the story is lighthearted, made for children, fluff, etc., then no. If it's somewhere in the middle, it might depend.

If an author wants to write a story seriously delving into the fucked up-ness of children fighting criminals, they can, and if you don't like it, you can read something else.

If an author wants to write a fun story about villains and heroes featuring Robin in a world where that's not an issue, they can, and if you don't like it, you can read something else.

If an author wants to write a serious story but not apply IRL-logic to Robin, they can, and if you don't like it, you can read something else.

[deadmaidclub]

my only complaint about data is i wish he was worse

[alwachart]

Raphael text posts (2/?) Extra inspired by @tellmeallaboutit Knock Knock:

[lucabyte]

Perceptive kid, I wonder just how much they pretend not to overhear.