#you know the dril

[grimfeywizard]

It's 1 am and THE BIRDS OUTSIDE WON'T SHUT UP

[itwoodbeprefect]

look, i won't try to pretend that a fridge with 13 oishi bottles is surprising from the boy who spent all his food money for a month on one (1) cool bicycle on day one (1) of that month, BUT

the moment that fridge swung open all i could think was just. you know.

[drilflamingo]

[magistralucis]

Still can't get over Djoseras's character arc. Heroically tragic, morally invalidated - structurally genius, since we rediscover him at the same speed Oltyx does, layer by layer as he peels his deceptions away. There is something deeply unhinged about the way Djoseras saw life while he himself was alive, in a way the standard necron contempt towards organics can't match.

He's merciless. He's loving. He's a rival, he's a mentor, he's untrustworthy. He's the best brother Oltyx could have had. He's a mirror for princes. Most of what he says is wrong, because he does not know better, or a lie, because his princehood is an unwilling burden and has become a fundamental dishonesty. He's a terrible DJ. His best friend was his enemy. Spiritually he has joined his brother in exile, setting himself apart in the landscape closest to Sedh their crownworld has to offer. His malice is almost entirely in Oltyx's imagination. He wasn't thinking about how wrong he was about everything 'since [he and Oltyx] spoke in the desert'. He's actually been thinking about it since Oltyx got exiled, spending hundreds of years carving apologies upon his own soldiers. They're even less capable of protesting whatever he brings upon them than they would have as necrontyr. They're not the people he destroyed, and not the people who can grant him forgiveness. If they could throw aside their hierachies and see one another person-to-person, they wouldn't owe him a damn thing, and he knows that and it kills him which is just as well because Oltyx killed him too.

His best-lived self belonged entirely to Oltyx. And Oltyx forgot about him, twisted the memories into something he was not, and he locked Djoseras away where neither he nor his elder brother could reach until it was too late. (Though the moral teachings kept leaking out, like pus from a wound.) Djoseras was already dead from the moment we saw him in the desert. In a way, he too is a 'twice-dead king', except he never wished to be a king and so he just keeps dying and dying until there's nothing more of him left to die. But they're necrons. They're all dead. They don't change, they never come back, only Oltyx can come back and not in a form commonly acknowledged as necron. Djoseras would've had a hard time without being as inflexible as he was, but that was the path he chose and broke like iron he did. There are not enough tears in the world

[poorlittleyaoyao]

on a scale of Nieyao to Anne of Bohemia and Richard II, how enthusiastic are you about your grave-sharing situation?

[generallemarc]

Bro wtf is Firefox

Because I'm extremely adhd I have about 70 tabs open in Chrome. Chrome has never once had a problem with that-any freezes have been from either my computer itself beginning to chug from something or from a specific webpage, never the browser itself. It's not that fast, it crashes at least once a week with no warning, and it sometimes just deletes my bookmarks randomly, but by God can it handle tabs. And apparently this is a big deal, because I've had to restart my computer twice now after attempting to re-open all my tabs in Firefox. I did the trick of putting them all into a bookmark folder, importing my data then clicking the option to open all bookmarks in that folder, except that doing that tanks my laptop. If Chrome is so shitty and Firefox is so much better, how is it that this isn't a problem at all for Chrome but makes Firefox explode?

[kanamedaite]

"it's anyone's guess which one is the real name."

[adriles]

cant wait to get back to the field of battle and massacre some trojans-- itll be just like the mythical heroes because I will also soon meet my prophesied violent death 

[cute-pluto]

im a lil (very) snippy about the popular watcher interpretations/ anything about teh wider fandoms tendency to interpret audience and character coexistence but also um. you know if they were by the book taking evos vision of what a watcher was without fanon distortions i think i would. still hate it.

to be fair i have never seen evo and i have no intrest in it so this could be a terrible game of telephone being played within the fandom. but from how watchers are described as in the text i still disagree with that kind of angle of audience stand in.

neat idea! very obvious i like to riff off of it. not a fan of the conclusions made.

[andalitean]

Food $200

Data $150

Rent $800

Cinnamon buns $3,600

Utility $150

someone who is good at the economy please help me budget this. my family is dying

spend less on, uh, food maybe?

[hearteyesdiaz]

IT TURNS OUT I LOVE MATH AAAAHHHHH

[chrisbangs]

^__^

[themainspoon]

Huh, they removed this users username. I guess we'll simply never know who wrote this tweet. Shame.

[thecherrygod]

okay what the fuck was that for

[cooloffkidkilowatt]

i never posted this here, I made some fanart of truthpoint starring dril & derek of twitter fame. I highly recommend watching it if you're ok with a lot of technical difficulties