#ugh i love the bees

[lesbianherald]

falling in love with my own original work again lets fucking GOOOOOOOO

[dukeofthomas]

why does every reconciliation fic go like this

[mrmeepsmadmind]

I SEE THE HOT SHOT SMASH OR PASS VOTING POLL IS OUT AND ID LIKE TO MAKE THIS THREAD KNOWN FOR WHY U SHOULD VOTE SMASH. I KNOW HE LOOKS LIKE A FAT ASS LEMON. AND HE IS. BUT HES MY FAT ASS LEMON AND I LOVE HIM.

thunder thighs barreling thru, excuse me !!!!

NOT ONLY IS HE THICK... BUT HE IS ALSO.. A COOL LAME YOUNG SINGLE MOTHER WHO KEEPS FALLING FOR DOOMED YAOI RELATIONSHIPS (WHEELJACK, SIDEWAYS, BLURR WHO DUMPED HIM WITH A N OTHER ANNOYING CHILD bcs he knew hot shot's maternal instincts were gonna fall for it anyway, STARSCREAM.. )

okay but the Bunda is also quite buoyant

hes just full of curves like ????

IT'S LIKE A HEART SHAPE LIKE ???? also his chest?? The chassis is??? Like... he's so cute..

dramatic ass

I LOVEEEEE SHORT GUYSSSSSS

blurr in the back doing fuck all, fking dead beat LOL

running away from his embarrassing dad. can u pls not combine and have weird gay interface in front of my friends. Bye.

angry ugly hamster

[thisbellrings]

I was just gonna post on twitter but wanted to share bees awesome fic on here too def recommend ToT I can’t express how inspired I am to draw for this fic ahh and lots a props to X.com/dust_2_dust_ for their drawings of human bill, he has his drawings sprinkled throughout the fic I love it. All of the drawings and dialogue from the fic, all I did was exorcize it out of my mind, all the props to them!!!

[beezonia]

KATE

“IM NOT LOSING ANOTHER OFFICER”

OH MY GOD IT HURTS HER SO MUCH UGHH CANT KATE BE HAPPY

SHE LITERALLY KEEPS LOSING PEOPLE WHO WORK SO DILIGENTLY FOR HER

[honorarypines]

college sweethearts?

[ilovecoelacanths]

This is a story about a book that changed my life.

It's also about how amazing libraries and authors and people who care about sharing cool things with curious kids are. Also, fish (especially fish). It's kind of different than what I usually post but it's been bouncing around in my head basically since I started this blog so here you go, I hope you like it. This is the reason I love coelacanths so much, and why I think everyone should know about how amazing they are.

When I was little, I loved going to the library. My little brother and I would pick out way too many books and the librarians always had to come over to override the 30 book limit at the checkout stand (they pretty much knew us on sight and were ready to override it as soon as we started heading over to check out). After we finished getting our library books, our mom also let us look through the free pile that was in the foyer on the way out. It was mostly old library books that the librarians just needed to clean out, but there were a lot of books that people brought when they cleaned out their personal collections too (especially teachers, and there were a bunch of books with old school library stamps inside). The free pile didn't usually have a lot of things that interested me, but one day when I was poking through it I found a book called Fossil Fish Found Alive: Discovering the Coelacanth, by Sally M. Walker.

I loved it. I had never even heard of coelacanths before, but this book fascinated me. It told the story of an incredible animal, long thought to be extinct, that had somehow survived for millions of years! It was nothing like any fish I had ever learned about before. I already had a casual interest in marine biology that I can thank PBS Kids and Wild Kratts for (particularly their episode on sperm whales and giant squid, I loved that episode), but this book took it to a new level. I wanted to be a marine biologist so I could learn more about coelacanths.

Like a lot of things when you're 7, that was a phase. Unlike a lot of phases, this one I came back to. After taking a break from my dreams of being a marine biologist to experience the hell that is middle school, one day I pulled a book off my shelf. I hadn't read it in a while. When I picked it up again, I remembered how incredible this animal was, and how much it had inspired me when I was younger, and those thoughts of becoming a marine biologist started to return. I'm in college now studying marine science, and I brought the book with me to school, where it sits next to two other science books that have inspired me (My Friends the Wild Chimpanzees by Jane Goodall and The Sea Around Us by Rachel Carson).

Earlier this year, I was thinking about how much this one book had changed my life and I wondered if I could find Ms. Walker and thank her. I knew she had many other science books for younger audiences, and even another book about coelacanths, so I was sure she had a website of some kind, and I was right. So I found her contact page and wrote her an email explaining the impact her book had had on my life, and thanking her for it. And to my surprise, she responded! She was very kind and we sent a few emails back and forth. She gave me some excellent advice and even told me about some of the people she contacted while researching her book, including Marjorie Courtenay-Latimer herself, the person who rediscovered the coelacanth when it was thought to be extinct! I'll never forget how she took the time to respond to me and how encouraging she was.

But Ms. Walker isn't the only one I have to thank for pointing me toward the path I'm on right now. If I hadn't already loved reading, if I hadn't seen any show or video to make me interested in marine biology, if the library didn't have a pile of books for anyone to take home, if I had lost that book during one of our many moves as a kid, I don't know what I'd be doing right now. There were a lot of things that happened to make it so that I found this book, but I'm glad for every single one of them. They led to me learning about an incredible animal and changed the course of my life. And now, I love coelacanths.

[eddies-spaghetti]

i am, always have been, and always will be the biggest league of villains apologists.

[redamanccys]

thinking of him every time i listen to this song (i am so cooked)

[gnawingonleonsbicep]

Not what I usually post but OHHMJYGJODD The Red is SO Bigby Wolf I’M SORRY.

ESPECIALLY !!! ESSPECIALLY !!! VERSE 2 AND 3 !!!

IT’S JUST. SO HIM !! UGH.

[tudirkulosis]

HE'S LITERALLY ME!

[lesbianherald]

hi beth! idk if you take in fic recommendations, and forgive my intrusions, but i’ll just drop this 51k mage viktor getting soul bounded to jayce fic here:

https://archiveofourown.org/works/62038666

if you decide to read the fic, i hope you end up enjoying it like i did!

Hey so i finally got around to reading this and it's just absolutely phenomenal. So poetic and fuck man the emotion in this is so raw. We all know I go crazy for loneliness themes as it relates to viktor. Such a good structure and set up.

Thank you for the rec! I absolutely always take recs. Though it may take me a while to get to reading them :)

Here it is guys cannot recomend it enough.

Evergreen Out the Window (E) by inkingbrushes

[lady-bee-holmes]

I am being sooo normal about the insulindian phasmid arc

[mrmeepsmadmind]

' BUT PRAAAAM >:[ !!! '

armada ironhide & amurica ironhide LOL. they would kill each other on sight

my weird bird wife with the platypus tail i had to erase an arm for to show it bcs im in love with it

[luv-again]

genuinely hearing shadow and abe interact in the twt takeover deadass reminds me of dusk, or eventide where shadow literally has an 'oh... right' moment over remembering he was supposed to spend time with abe and his family but just,, never did bc shadow can't Social <//3

[iholli]

COTTON CANDY