#winterman

[starkidsimping]

paul dano characters as sanrio characters

personally assigned by me :D

barry milland:

hummingmint

pierre bezukhov:

tuxedo sam

louis ives:

my sweet piano

tim klitz:

keroppi

percy dolarhyde:

pokopon diary

eli sunday:

wish me mell

dwayne hoover:

pompompurin

joby taylor:

badtz-maru

calvin weir-fields:

dear daniel

edward nashton:

corocorokuririn

[eddnoschang]

☆ An idea that a friend gave me to draw. Alex/Barry cutting his hair ☆

[c4nt-sl33p]

balls dano<3

[august-parker]

I love the Bucky headcanon of him calling people "doll" cause I think its cute but I dont't think he does it exclusively for people romanticly, he does it platonicly as well :)

It'd also be funny imagining the first time he calls people that, like Tony 😭

"I fixed that bug in your arm for you, should be working better now" he grumbles, he still hasn't formed any trust around Bucky since the 'incident' is what they call it.

"Thanks doll"

Tony blinks his face tiredly red as he blurts "what'd you say?"

"Thank you for fixing my arm?"

"No the.. The name"

"Doll?"

"Yeah..that, I thought.. I mean I thought you and Steve were a thing"

"What does that have to do with-? Oh." he realises, his face also getting a little red as he laughed.

"It's just a nickname I call everybody, nothin- it's nothing like that"

Tony looks away, "Yeah alright.."

[kuj0goth]

Alex…… alex jone……………..

[rune-tisms]

:(

[ricoelpobre]

Barry, Alex, Winterman, Milland, Jones, etc.

[starkidsonnets]

look how i remember you

barry milland and his mama minific

| contains : prisoners (2013)

| word count : 469

| note : from his mum's perspective idk what possessed me to write this . i bet on losing dogs by mitski and (on my knees sobbing shaking) slipping through my fingers by abba

The first thing she had noticed was that he was tall.

Like his father. 

The second was his eyes – her eyes. Dark and soft, carrying with them the same weariness from years and years of despair. 

When did her little boy, afraid of the dark and unable to spend even one night alone in his own bed, always finding himself in hers, grow to hate standing too close to her? 

When had her baby, small enough to fit on her pillow, laying on his back or belly, swaddled in patterned blankets as soft as his skin, grown into this stranger of a man?

She had spent all these years sitting out on the porch, waiting for him to run up the driveway. Waiting for him to apologize for being gone for so long. 

She waited for him to come in from the outside and he would take a nap before dinner, his head resting on the arm of the couch, his chest rising and falling gently with each breath. And after dinner, she would wait for the familiar plea: "Just 10 minutes more, Mama, the episode is almost done!" Her heart ached, longing for the sound of his voice, even for something as simple as his request to stay up past his bedtime, even if she knew it meant more mess to tidy up the next day.

She regretted the times she told him "no." The times she said no to going to the park, the times she turned down his request for a bike ride, when he was eager to race down the street pretending to be the fastest car on the racetrack. She regretted the times she said no to the cinema, when he wanted to see the latest Disney movie… Those little moments, those precious, fleeting requests, had been pushed aside, thinking there would always be next time. There would always be tomorrow. And yet, there never was.

And she regretted the times she told him it was time to be a big boy, to sleep in his own bed. Those nights when he begged to crawl into her bed, when his small hands reached for her, and she had said no, thinking he would be fine alone, that he would grow into the world without needing her so much. Now, he was much too big to fit in bed with her. He probably didn’t even want to, anyways. 

The son who returned to her wasn’t her happy little boy, barely able to see over the counter, pressed up against her hip as he so desperately wanted to see what was for dinner. 

He was tall now. 

And he would rather stand in the backyard, out in the cold than remain stuck in the house with her, let alone get close enough to watch her cook.

[flypanegg88]

You are Alex

[konnichihawa]

and crossover

[butternubsart]

I watched Prisoners and needed closure. Here's Alex recovering.

[starkidsimping]

paul dano characters and who they main in mario kart (2009)

personally assigned by me….. heh…. 😼

barry milland:

— likes her voice a lot and thinks the shooting star bike is really pretty. wishes his hair was as soft as hers looks

pierre bezukhov:

— "what a funny looking fellow!"

louis ives:

— obviously . also a woman on a motorbike. insert long bacon image. says "oh no :(" whenever she loses

tim klitz:

— i seriously cant explain this one its just vibes. thinks he's cool and "he's just like me fr" he loses every game

percy dolarhyde:

— tumbleweed energy and thought way he danced on the character choose screen was hysterical. typa guy to throw the controller when he loses (which is often)

eli sunday:

— did NOT want to play. only chose mario cuz "the game is name after him. he's obviously the best racer" (he doesnt understand the game)

dwayne hoover:

— didnt wanna feel basic by choosing bowser but wanted something cool . he dint even know DK had insanely good vehicles it was just a fun bonus

joby taylor:

— doesnt care about being "basic" bowser is cool as FUCK and he doesnt even care that his bikes and karts are ass its for the aesthetic

calvin weir-fields:

— hes not like other guys he mains LUIGI instead of MARIO ........ gets unreasonably upset and pouty when he loses and claims the game is "rigged"

edward nashton:

— will tell you he mains king boo or smthn but he's lying. likes daisy's bikes and he just likes her ok dont think abt it too much or he'll refuse to ever play again

this is the dumbest thing ever

[kegisaroused]

The average Dropout viewer not knowing Eric Wareheim is really highlighting the deficiencies in our comedy educational system.

[fr-familiar-bracket]

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