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Rewatching atla episodes for Reasons and I just realised that Zuko found Appa the night after he found out he was missing. The gaang have been desperately searching for, what? A few weeks? And Zuko sees a poster saying Appa is missing and just squares tf up and finds him immediately. What a fucking madman.

tarvek-sturmvoraus

#this is why they put him in charge of the Fire Nation #there is nothing Zuko cannot find up to and including his country’s long lost sense of morality

i mean he had already managed to actually find the avatar, whom literally the entire world (except katara lmao) had believed was dead and gone forever. im pretty sure if zuko decides he is going to Find Something the universe rearranges itself to put it in his path.

son-of-drogo

This comes in handy when he has kids.

awesome-cookies-and-cream

Dude literally found:

🔥The avatar

🔥Appa

🔥His lost uncle via a sweaty sandal

🔥A secret civilization thought to be long gone

🔥The last 2 dragons existing

🔥Katara and Sokka’s Father plus Suki

🔥Katara’s mother’s murderer

🔥His honor

🔥His entire nation’s honor

I mean the dude was wild. He was born to find stuff. I don’t really know if he found his mother but like…that too. You kinda get why the Gaang saw Zuko and thought, hey what if we use him to find stuff?

raevenlywrites

YOU FORGOT THE MOST IMPORTANT ONE

🔥 Family

He Found Family yall

sleepanon

@good-ho-mens

whitepeopletwitter

stone-fruit-dyke

listen my dude…. reagan.

stone-fruit-dyke

Oh no oh fuck

For Fuck's Sake

you know who’s gay? paul the real estate novelist who never had time for a wife and davey who’s still in the navy and probably will be for life

mooncustafer

New headcannon: everyone in that song is gay except the Piano Man who has no idea he’s playing at a gay bar and the staff and regulars have a betting pool on how long he’ll take to finally figure it out. So far John is ahead.

The fact that humans can be killed through physical means is so ridiculous to me

utopians

Like this sounds wild but like. hear me out. a person is such a ridiculously infinitely complicated web of thoughts and feelings and beliefs and such an unbelievably huge amount of knowledge and the idea that you can destroy that by holding a pillow over someone’s face for three minutes is absolutely surreal. The idea that you can remove knowledge and emotion and memory from the world with a physical object is literally unbelievable. people are literally infinitely huge and complex and the fact that you can kill the person by killing the body is wild. I’m sure this is incoherent but I hope you get it

utopians

It’s like. Imagine you threw a fist-sized rock at the empire state building and the entire thing and everything inside it collapsed into dust. That’s what the existence of human death feels like

dreamsequencer

This is adorable

vampireapologist-archive-deacti

This review for a dog life jacket is sending me

catchymemes

Weird memories

yurimom

Visit Original Link

bogleech

being in stores that look like this and play this kind of music always makes me hyper-aware of aging and the inevitability of death

tiralatele

richardalexanderrr

lmao homeboy STRUGGLED

rumourdaledotcom

Idk who he is but I love him

sour-charity

This feels like a cartoon

skeletalrabbit

This is literally what it’s like to own a rabbit tho

anonymousfragger

This part got me so bad i had to gif it

bunjywunjy

the muffled radio in the background and the person taking the video JUST COMPLETELY LOSING IT really make this

whitepeopletwitter

slowspinningredemption

I’m gonna say this as politely as I can but oh my god I wish people like this would shut up.

I’m as concerned about the planet as anyone should be but misinformation like this is misleading and dangerous, not to mention disrespectful in the current climate. it will regrettably take years for the planet to heal itself of the damage done to it in the name of human greed – it will not miraculously heal in a couple of weeks.

the canals of Venice are clearer not because of less pollution but because of less boat traffic stirring up sediment and dirt already in the water. it’s all sunk to the bottom and settled, resulting in apparently clearer water. the fish were always there. the dolphins are coming closer because lack of boat traffic means they can go hunt the fish easier.

any wild animals coming into the city are likely curious or looking for interesting food. they’re not ‘reclaiming’ anything; anyone who’s been up late at night and looked out their window would see similar things with nocturnal creatures. it’s just the daylight ones are now doing it, too.

while pollution has gone down in China thanks to lack of traffic and factory production, regrettably this will do nothing in regards to the multitude of other countries belching out pollution into the air. even if it did, the earth will sadly not heal from decades of abuse in a couple of weeks.

people are dying. this guilt-inducing insinuation that humans somehow deserve it, or this virus is a good thing, is uncharitable and cruel. especially when you consider that a vast majority of the people causing and enabling the abuse of the planet are the rich ruling class, and the everyday person – the kind of person most at risk of expsoure to this virus – has no say in it. we all already suffer from enough guilt in our daily lives thanks to oil executives pushing the idea that our drinking from plastic straws and watching Netflix is the problem; we don’t need pseudo-deep tweets telling us that we’re the real virus, too – especially not when the things tweets like this are implying are all wrong anyway.

bellshellsrage

THIS! 1000% THIS!

babyanimalgifs

LOOK AT HER EYES LOOK HOW HAPPY SHE LOOKS L O O K

honeycranes

Me: why am I still sad and single 😪

Also me:

squeeful

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