#weeding shoot

[bodyfuns-blog]

[jacqueline231]

Reblog if you’re down for fun and ready to meet

[phthalosblues]

Some gf doodles/crappy comics that I didn’t think needed their own individual posts

Woe shitty comics be upon ye

[juliesins]

Reblog if you’re down to have fun 😘❤️🤪😈

[jenwaynecleaver]

[maren226]

[bastardtrait]

beach babes 2024 ☀️

feat. kano, (barely) in my favourite colour (yellow)

[problemswithurgod]

poor them :(

[sexbodymeth]

[jacqueline231]

Reblog if you’re down for fun and ready to meet

[bluenightfm]

airplane and cucumber-bro after meeting up for the first time (shen yuan is greening the fuck out) (shang qinghua is high as ballz and he thinks his biggest hater is kinda cute uh oh)

[chumbyy]

here's a drawing my friends helped me with while i was high last night XD our adventuring party.... wizard furret... monk chao... cleric bingo... warrior firestar... druid fluttershy... actual dragoon estinien wyrmblood.... bard maisy mouse... and machinist shadow the hedgehog...

[immediatebreakfast]

Gotta love how the locals ALL react to Jonathan. They see him head to the wolf's jaws, one who is known for his taste for youth and go "oh that's a baby... I must give up my OWN good luck charm for this kid!"

Jonathan's whole beginning is such innocence facing its first big experience. Very first step out of the hearth.

It also juxtaposes with Jack, Quincey and Arthur, who are experienced men who have had many adventures overseas already!

Jonathan being a child in the eyes of the locals is something that has been discussed a lot, but I still feel for them. Because in a way, Jonathan is still a child, he is away from home, fresh from exams and with a fiancee, to have his first job in the field.

So the locals see this young man who doesn't even speak their language, but is polite, and has the kind of freshness that only inexperienced young people have in his eyes. They don't think much of it until he tells them (in broken german) where exactly he is going. Then, after Jonathan's revelation what the locals only see is a walking corpse, or worse another young soul trapped for eternity.

What the inkeepeer's wife sees is a lonely mother in a candle lit home, waiting and waiting for any kind of news of her son, looking at the window for hours so she doesn't miss the arrival of that young man she raised, and sent to a foreing land.

What the locals see is another victim. It seems that horrible being lost the fascination for the taste of their young (or has already devoured so many), and now he is bringing more innocent young people to his cursed tomb of a castle.

So they try, and try to keep that young man away, but he is a stubborn english man (it's his first job he can't mess it up).

They see the determination of his eyes (or desesperation and confusion), and let him go.

Maybe if they give him some protections he can put the clues together, and survive (it's impossible). Maybe if the coachman goes faster than that devil he can make the young man wait for tomorrow.

Compare Jonathan to these charming men, older than him, who had already seen so much more. The three of them have the kind of "mindset" that Jonathan lacks when it comes to danger. However, I think that even with all of their experience, none of them would have survived what Jonathan has been through in the course of these days.

I know it sounds unbelievable, or even cruel. Still, based on their characters, and the kind of masculine archetype that each of them represent, would Arthur, Quincey and Jack see through Dracula? Absolutely they aren't fools. Would they survive the kind of game that Dracula has been playing with Jonathan? I don't think so.

[heroinangelz]

[purplerakath]

Johnny's Training in S6

This isn't getting one of my full mini-essay treatments because it isn't that deep, but they absolutely dropped the ball in S6.1 with how they did Johnny's training montage with the kids.

Johnny's lessons are a pretty solid mix of 40% life lesson, 40% OSHA noncompliant activities, 20% Macho bullcrap. They're blunt, to the point, useful, overblown.

And Effective.

Like- there was the seed of a good idea with the pitching machine with the MiyagiDo balance platform, but they didn't show the training being effective, just everything Daniel hates in Johnny. Which isn't fair to Johnny.

Like where was the 'punch to the face' lesson in S1 or 'Cobra Kai will cheat, here is how you fight while incapacitated in some way' from S4. The good lessons where there's a clear point to it. S6.1 was just... noise so Daniel could be mad.

[ethan-acfan]

Remembering the time I was at the park drawing the assassins symbol in the dirt with a stick and a cop walked up to me to ask what I was drawing (probably concerned it was a gang symbol on account of the rise of gang activity on the area) and I proceeded to jump up and excitedly explain assassins creed lore to him and I probably talked his ear off for a solid 20 minutes before he had to go back on patrol