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Fandom Problem #5559:
"Found Family" has become this generation's version of "Nakama:" a term for companionship with a very specific meaning that got overused by fandom to the point it's become just a fancy phrase for "friend group."
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Source: Yotsuba&! | よつばと!
by Kiyohiko Azuma
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Adora Belle Dearhart as the incarnation of the goddess Anoia, goddess of volcanoes and, more recently, the savior of kitchen implements trapped in a drawer.
Imagin that Anoia had a gig as goddess of the furnace, the kiln, the fire that is put to work. A potter and smith among the residents of Cor Celesti.
Anoia witnessed the creation of golems, and grew to admire them (of course, volcanoes and forges are a mythic association that goes way back, and golems must have been fired in enormous kilns)
Now in her mortal incarnation, she cares for golems as a human can, and she is driven to free the trapped tools (golems trapped in servitude).
Don't know if Pterry had this in mind, but it fits really, really well
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I got two requests for Moist and Adora dancing so here they go! (of course, Adorada is leading! )
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Moist ‘So Sharp You’ll Cut Yourself’ von Lipwig
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I know people have commented on how weird it is that Phoenix dropped the "You can call me daddy" speech on Trucy so soon after they'd only discussed adoption but the fact that she started doing exactly that just as immediately tells me that they are the same kind of unhinged.
They both become attached to people so quickly they can't help themselves. Must be the abandonment issues.
#honestly so true#made for each other in a way that is both good for them and deeply unhealthy#ace attorney
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remember, it's imperative to turn your aesthetic preferences into moral ones. you can't just dislike neutral colors, or glass-and-steel skyscrapers, or flat design, they have to be symbols of neoliberal capitalism in decay. it's incredibly important that you make sure everybody knows that the only reason anyone could like the things you don't like is that they're an empty shell of a person.
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new art from the shanghai capcom center! (source: x & x)
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I hope he kept the receipt! I really wanted to make some very needed Gregory time!
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yet again i am thinking about the good version of spn in my head where henriksen never died and he’s working at the fbi as a contact on the inside for hunters and when the fake winchesters start robbing banks he’s just like guys seriously How are you justifying this i try for you guys but what the fuck
#spn#i always wished we had this tbh#genuinely one of many instances of spn fucking up the possibility of a really interesting storyline#for the sake of some character killing
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i think a period piece sherlock holmes that portrays him as gay (which i find a plethora of support in the text—not just in an attraction to watson, but through complex connotations and contexts contemporary to victorian gender and sexuality) could do so much on the topic of criminality.
what does it mean to be a criminal? what does it mean to police, but not be police? to dole out justice on your own terms? to be born a criminal? to be a detective in a period that collapsed the gay man with the criminal with the gender dissident, all of which were considered innate degenerative biological categories? how does someone deal with being born a criminal while also working within and outside the law as holmes does?
#ooh so true so true#and holmeses own attitude towards criminality#where hes willing to be lenient depending on circumstance#and fully despises blackmail#theres some very interesting bits you could do#sherlock holmes
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A new study finds that Apple has some of the highest employee turnover rates of any tech company. Google "apple turnover" for more information.
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#it is such a german thing#when i was living in germany we once had a conversation in the evening about how the sofa was a bit scraggly#within the hour a free sofa was located online a friend with a trailer contacted and a plan formulated to take it in turns#carrying the new furniture up 13 floors#also one time i got a knock on my door at 8am#my flatmate asking if i wanted to help him test and change every plug socket in the place#why?#he scheduled it yearly#anyway this is a true stereotype a lot of germans are just like this
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you can't win this one, apollo
bonus vera and machi... nearly put molars on the sketchpad but 3D exploding klavier is too dear to my heart
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She mailed him the coat.
She mailed him the coat.
She mailed him the coat.
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