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Dorian's been spending most of his days in the library, when he's not wandering around town looking for "Help Wanted" posters. He's not picky, or anything, but job searches are fucking hard. Especially when you're living out of a van and don't have any references, really. So tonight, he's curled up in a blanket in the van, putting the finishing touches on a mounted squirrel with vivid green eyes and a forked tongue.
Rin returns to the van from a trip to a convenience store, with peanut butter and bagels and soda, and the first thing she does once sheās back inside is stick a cold hand under the blanket to touch his ankle.
She hesitates, her silence pretty loud for a long moment. And then she sighs. āDodo, my back hurts. I want a bed.ā
āIā¦ā he deflates with a sigh. āYeah. Yeah, me too. And-and a stove. Or even a ehā¦even a microwave.ā
āA stove, so we can make hot cocoa, like we used to back home.ā She nods firmly. āAnd a refrigerator, too, thatās important. I want to be able to have jelly and cream cheese on hand, not just peanut butter.ā
āFuck - eggs, we could ehā¦we could cook eggs. Dammit, now I want-want a fuckinā garbage omelet.ā
You know, when you throw whatever garbage youāve got on hand into an omelet.
āMe too. One of the local diners might have a skillet thatās close to garbage, to tide us over. Butā¦once we have a place, I will cook you that omelet.ā
He squeezes her, his feathers tickling her cheek as he nuzzles her shoulder. āWanna ehā¦wanna help me look, sometime? For-for a place?ā
āAlright. Best if we make a decision together.ā She nods. āYou know people will think weāre a couple, if weāre looking together, though, yeah?ā
āI meanā¦whatever?ā He shrugs. āDoesnāt-doesnāt matter to me, if ehā¦if it doesnāt matter to you.ā
āJust something to be braced for, going into things.ā She shrugs. āBetter than being blind-sided by it.ā
Dorian's been spending most of his days in the library, when he's not wandering around town looking for "Help Wanted" posters. He's not picky, or anything, but job searches are fucking hard. Especially when you're living out of a van and don't have any references, really. So tonight, he's curled up in a blanket in the van, putting the finishing touches on a mounted squirrel with vivid green eyes and a forked tongue.
Rin returns to the van from a trip to a convenience store, with peanut butter and bagels and soda, and the first thing she does once sheās back inside is stick a cold hand under the blanket to touch his ankle.
She hesitates, her silence pretty loud for a long moment. And then she sighs. āDodo, my back hurts. I want a bed.ā
āIā¦ā he deflates with a sigh. āYeah. Yeah, me too. And-and a stove. Or even a ehā¦even a microwave.ā
āA stove, so we can make hot cocoa, like we used to back home.ā She nods firmly. āAnd a refrigerator, too, thatās important. I want to be able to have jelly and cream cheese on hand, not just peanut butter.ā
āFuck - eggs, we could ehā¦we could cook eggs. Dammit, now I want-want a fuckinā garbage omelet.ā
You know, when you throw whatever garbage youāve got on hand into an omelet.
āMe too. One of the local diners might have a skillet thatās close to garbage, to tide us over. Butā¦once we have a place, I will cook you that omelet.ā
He squeezes her, his feathers tickling her cheek as he nuzzles her shoulder. āWanna ehā¦wanna help me look, sometime? For-for a place?ā
āAlright. Best if we make a decision together.ā She nods. āYou know people will think weāre a couple, if weāre looking together, though, yeah?ā
Dorian's been spending most of his days in the library, when he's not wandering around town looking for "Help Wanted" posters. He's not picky, or anything, but job searches are fucking hard. Especially when you're living out of a van and don't have any references, really. So tonight, he's curled up in a blanket in the van, putting the finishing touches on a mounted squirrel with vivid green eyes and a forked tongue.
Rin returns to the van from a trip to a convenience store, with peanut butter and bagels and soda, and the first thing she does once sheās back inside is stick a cold hand under the blanket to touch his ankle.
She hesitates, her silence pretty loud for a long moment. And then she sighs. āDodo, my back hurts. I want a bed.ā
āIā¦ā he deflates with a sigh. āYeah. Yeah, me too. And-and a stove. Or even a ehā¦even a microwave.ā
āA stove, so we can make hot cocoa, like we used to back home.ā She nods firmly. āAnd a refrigerator, too, thatās important. I want to be able to have jelly and cream cheese on hand, not just peanut butter.ā
āFuck - eggs, we could ehā¦we could cook eggs. Dammit, now I want-want a fuckinā garbage omelet.ā
You know, when you throw whatever garbage youāve got on hand into an omelet.
āMe too. One of the local diners might have a skillet thatās close to garbage, to tide us over. But...once we have a place, I will cook you that omelet.ā
Dorian's been spending most of his days in the library, when he's not wandering around town looking for "Help Wanted" posters. He's not picky, or anything, but job searches are fucking hard. Especially when you're living out of a van and don't have any references, really. So tonight, he's curled up in a blanket in the van, putting the finishing touches on a mounted squirrel with vivid green eyes and a forked tongue.
Rin returns to the van from a trip to a convenience store, with peanut butter and bagels and soda, and the first thing she does once sheās back inside is stick a cold hand under the blanket to touch his ankle.
She hesitates, her silence pretty loud for a long moment. And then she sighs. āDodo, my back hurts. I want a bed.ā
āIā¦ā he deflates with a sigh. āYeah. Yeah, me too. And-and a stove. Or even a ehā¦even a microwave.ā
āA stove, so we can make hot cocoa, like we used to back home.ā She nods firmly. āAnd a refrigerator, too, thatās important. I want to be able to have jelly and cream cheese on hand, not just peanut butter.ā
Dorian's been spending most of his days in the library, when he's not wandering around town looking for "Help Wanted" posters. He's not picky, or anything, but job searches are fucking hard. Especially when you're living out of a van and don't have any references, really. So tonight, he's curled up in a blanket in the van, putting the finishing touches on a mounted squirrel with vivid green eyes and a forked tongue.
Rin returns to the van from a trip to a convenience store, with peanut butter and bagels and soda, and the first thing she does once sheās back inside is stick a cold hand under the blanket to touch his ankle.
She hesitates, her silence pretty loud for a long moment. And then she sighs. āDodo, my back hurts. I want a bed.ā
Dorian's been spending most of his days in the library, when he's not wandering around town looking for "Help Wanted" posters. He's not picky, or anything, but job searches are fucking hard. Especially when you're living out of a van and don't have any references, really. So tonight, he's curled up in a blanket in the van, putting the finishing touches on a mounted squirrel with vivid green eyes and a forked tongue.
Rin returns to the van from a trip to a convenience store, with peanut butter and bagels and soda, and the first thing she does once sheās back inside is stick a cold hand under the blanket to touch his ankle.
He yelps in surprise and shifts away, his face full of mock-indignance.Ā āāS fucking cold,ā he hisses, and shakes his head.
āCome-come cuddle, if you want but ehā¦but keep your cold hands off. Iām all ehā¦Iām all cozy.ā
Rin climbs under the blanket, careful not to disturb any of his tools or his project, snuggling up with her back against his chest.
He hums happily and rests his chin on her shoulder. āSo Iā¦I got to looking at Craigslist today.ā Heās more halting than usual, and he tenses just a little as he speaks.
āWhatcha find? Actually, first, what was it you were there to look for?ā She curls in close, wrapping one of his arms over herself.
āLooking for jobs. Anything thatās not ehā¦thatās not too sketchy.ā He pulls her in, settling his arm comfortable across her.
āGot to looking at ehā¦got to looking at - at apartments.ā
āLemme guess, thereās fuck-all that we can even dream of affording available?ā
āWellā¦ā He shifts a little. āNo, actually, thereās ehā¦thereās some affordable shit. If-if we both find work. Few places looked like the kind that - that donāt ask for references, and shit like that.ā
This, coming from the guy whoās still convinced heās just āseeing how it isā here and ādoesnāt think itās a good idea to stay.ā
āGetting work. Renting a place. Damn, Dorian, that sounds prettyā¦rooted. Are we ready for that?ā She blinks a couple times.
āIā¦I mean you seemed pretty ehā¦pretty set on staying here. I thought? I havenāt made any - any solid plans or anything.ā
āI mean. I do want to stay here, itās just. Those are big scary steps.ā She lets out a soft little laugh. āI trust you, though. If weāre up for this, letās do it. Get jobs, make a home...make friends? Make a life.ā
Dorian's been spending most of his days in the library, when he's not wandering around town looking for "Help Wanted" posters. He's not picky, or anything, but job searches are fucking hard. Especially when you're living out of a van and don't have any references, really. So tonight, he's curled up in a blanket in the van, putting the finishing touches on a mounted squirrel with vivid green eyes and a forked tongue.
Rin returns to the van from a trip to a convenience store, with peanut butter and bagels and soda, and the first thing she does once sheās back inside is stick a cold hand under the blanket to touch his ankle.
He yelps in surprise and shifts away, his face full of mock-indignance.Ā āāS fucking cold,ā he hisses, and shakes his head.
āCome-come cuddle, if you want but ehā¦but keep your cold hands off. Iām all ehā¦Iām all cozy.ā
Rin climbs under the blanket, careful not to disturb any of his tools or his project, snuggling up with her back against his chest.
He hums happily and rests his chin on her shoulder. āSo Iā¦I got to looking at Craigslist today.ā Heās more halting than usual, and he tenses just a little as he speaks.
āWhatcha find? Actually, first, what was it you were there to look for?ā She curls in close, wrapping one of his arms over herself.
āLooking for jobs. Anything thatās not ehā¦thatās not too sketchy.ā He pulls her in, settling his arm comfortable across her.
āGot to looking at ehā¦got to looking at - at apartments.ā
āLemme guess, thereās fuck-all that we can even dream of affording available?ā
āWellā¦ā He shifts a little. āNo, actually, thereās ehā¦thereās some affordable shit. If-if we both find work. Few places looked like the kind that - that donāt ask for references, and shit like that.ā
This, coming from the guy whoās still convinced heās just āseeing how it isā here and ādoesnāt think itās a good idea to stay.ā
āGetting work. Renting a place. Damn, Dorian, that sounds pretty...rooted. Are we ready for that?ā She blinks a couple times.
Dorian's been spending most of his days in the library, when he's not wandering around town looking for "Help Wanted" posters. He's not picky, or anything, but job searches are fucking hard. Especially when you're living out of a van and don't have any references, really. So tonight, he's curled up in a blanket in the van, putting the finishing touches on a mounted squirrel with vivid green eyes and a forked tongue.
Rin returns to the van from a trip to a convenience store, with peanut butter and bagels and soda, and the first thing she does once sheās back inside is stick a cold hand under the blanket to touch his ankle.
He yelps in surprise and shifts away, his face full of mock-indignance.Ā āāS fucking cold,ā he hisses, and shakes his head.
āCome-come cuddle, if you want but ehā¦but keep your cold hands off. Iām all ehā¦Iām all cozy.ā
Rin climbs under the blanket, careful not to disturb any of his tools or his project, snuggling up with her back against his chest.
He hums happily and rests his chin on her shoulder. āSo Iā¦I got to looking at Craigslist today.ā Heās more halting than usual, and he tenses just a little as he speaks.
āWhatcha find? Actually, first, what was it you were there to look for?ā She curls in close, wrapping one of his arms over herself.
āLooking for jobs. Anything thatās not ehā¦thatās not too sketchy.ā He pulls her in, settling his arm comfortable across her.
āGot to looking at ehā¦got to looking at - at apartments.ā
āLemme guess, thereās fuck-all that we can even dream of affording available?ā
Dorian's been spending most of his days in the library, when he's not wandering around town looking for "Help Wanted" posters. He's not picky, or anything, but job searches are fucking hard. Especially when you're living out of a van and don't have any references, really. So tonight, he's curled up in a blanket in the van, putting the finishing touches on a mounted squirrel with vivid green eyes and a forked tongue.
Rin returns to the van from a trip to a convenience store, with peanut butter and bagels and soda, and the first thing she does once sheās back inside is stick a cold hand under the blanket to touch his ankle.
He yelps in surprise and shifts away, his face full of mock-indignance.Ā āāS fucking cold,ā he hisses, and shakes his head.
āCome-come cuddle, if you want but ehā¦but keep your cold hands off. Iām all ehā¦Iām all cozy.ā
Rin climbs under the blanket, careful not to disturb any of his tools or his project, snuggling up with her back against his chest.
He hums happily and rests his chin on her shoulder. āSo Iā¦I got to looking at Craigslist today.ā Heās more halting than usual, and he tenses just a little as he speaks.
āWhatcha find? Actually, first, what was it you were there to look for?ā She curls in close, wrapping one of his arms over herself.
Dorian's been spending most of his days in the library, when he's not wandering around town looking for "Help Wanted" posters. He's not picky, or anything, but job searches are fucking hard. Especially when you're living out of a van and don't have any references, really. So tonight, he's curled up in a blanket in the van, putting the finishing touches on a mounted squirrel with vivid green eyes and a forked tongue.
Rin returns to the van from a trip to a convenience store, with peanut butter and bagels and soda, and the first thing she does once sheās back inside is stick a cold hand under the blanket to touch his ankle.
He yelps in surprise and shifts away, his face full of mock-indignance.Ā āāS fucking cold,ā he hisses, and shakes his head.
āCome-come cuddle, if you want but ehā¦but keep your cold hands off. Iām all ehā¦Iām all cozy.ā
Rin climbs under the blanket, careful not to disturb any of his tools or his project, snuggling up with her back against his chest.
Dorian's been spending most of his days in the library, when he's not wandering around town looking for "Help Wanted" posters. He's not picky, or anything, but job searches are fucking hard. Especially when you're living out of a van and don't have any references, really. So tonight, he's curled up in a blanket in the van, putting the finishing touches on a mounted squirrel with vivid green eyes and a forked tongue.
Rin returns to the van from a trip to a convenience store, with peanut butter and bagels and soda, and the first thing she does once sheās back inside is stick a cold hand under the blanket to touch his ankle.
"Jesus fuck, I'm getting too old for this." Bugsy made some attempt at stretching his arms, after a long night consisting of concerts and drinking and a couple of scraps. Now, however, it was the wee hours just before morning, and the courier had a different kind of package to deliver. "C'mon, Rin, let's getcha home."
Rin has taken part in at least one of the scraps and has some assholeās blood under her red-painted fingernails, and her hairās a mess and she smells vaguely like boozahol and vomit. Itās been a pretty good night.
āI mean, is it really a home? Itās just to where Dodo parked the van today. Not exactly a mansion, but it is back to him I guess and heās my home. But really though, āsnot like itās getting me back to a proper kinduva place.ā Her words are heavily slurred, and sheās definitely not exactly walking in straight lines, either.
She sighs heavily, leaning into him for warmth and support even as she tries to work out how even to respond to his words.
āYou know in the morning, Iām probably going to pretend I was so drunk I donāt remember you saying any of this, right? Seems easier.ā
āSure. Your choice, Al- can I call you Al? You can call me Betty. Fuck thatās a good song.ā
He could change topics, if thatās where she was headed.
āIf you be my bodyguard, I could be your looong lost paaaal,ā
He crooned, his voice about as beat up as his car, but in a pleasant, Waits-ian sort of way. Any sort of profundity had clearly left him by now, replaced with tiredness and whatever alcohol was left in his system.
āI mean, I usually prefer Rin, but if youāre going to sing to me...ā She manages a laugh as the worn down van comes into sight.Ā āWell, hereās my stop.ā
"Jesus fuck, I'm getting too old for this." Bugsy made some attempt at stretching his arms, after a long night consisting of concerts and drinking and a couple of scraps. Now, however, it was the wee hours just before morning, and the courier had a different kind of package to deliver. "C'mon, Rin, let's getcha home."
Rin has taken part in at least one of the scraps and has some assholeās blood under her red-painted fingernails, and her hairās a mess and she smells vaguely like boozahol and vomit. Itās been a pretty good night.
āI mean, is it really a home? Itās just to where Dodo parked the van today. Not exactly a mansion, but it is back to him I guess and heās my home. But really though, āsnot like itās getting me back to a proper kinduva place.ā Her words are heavily slurred, and sheās definitely not exactly walking in straight lines, either.
She sighs heavily, leaning into him for warmth and support even as she tries to work out how even to respond to his words.
āYou know in the morning, Iām probably going to pretend I was so drunk I donāt remember you saying any of this, right? Seems easier.ā
"Jesus fuck, I'm getting too old for this." Bugsy made some attempt at stretching his arms, after a long night consisting of concerts and drinking and a couple of scraps. Now, however, it was the wee hours just before morning, and the courier had a different kind of package to deliver. "C'mon, Rin, let's getcha home."
Rin has taken part in at least one of the scraps and has some assholeās blood under her red-painted fingernails, and her hairās a mess and she smells vaguely like boozahol and vomit. Itās been a pretty good night.
āI mean, is it really a home? Itās just to where Dodo parked the van today. Not exactly a mansion, but it is back to him I guess and heās my home. But really though, āsnot like itās getting me back to a proper kinduva place.ā Her words are heavily slurred, and sheās definitely not exactly walking in straight lines, either.
āItās really not a big thing, this is fine.ā But thatās sharp and immediate and defensive, the refrain of an addict who will swear she can quit whenever she wants to. Itās the same old story, the same old song and dance that Bugsyās probably seen play out several times, all with bad endings of one sort or another.
At least sheās not driving, so thatās not a possibility.
āSuit yourself,ā Bugsy finished rolling his cigarette and stood for a minute, letting the smoke waft away from him and keeping his eyes on the street around them.
āIām not your fuckinā dad. But if I outlive you, Iām gonna be pissed. I might not even go shirtless at your funeral.ā
āItās better to burn out, than to fade away. Besides, my funeral wonāt be much of a party. Might just be you and Dorian there. No strippers, no costume contest, no fun at all.ā
āBeinā old isnāt that bad. Shit, I always figured Iād die in my 20s. Get my shit kicked in by someone, or something. But look at me now, nearly 30, and aināt I just the picture of happiness?ā
He grinned, the dim pre-dawn light glinting off his teeth.
āThat aināt flying either, weāre gonna make it a fuckinā party. āS what you wouldāve wanted.ā
āPicture of something.ā She huffs, but the bulk of her attention seems to be turned inward. That statement about how he figured heād die in his 20s struck a chord, apparently.
Heād seen that look before. Seen it in himself more than once.
āNot all of us get to die young and gorgeous and tragic. Some of us gotta keep living when itās ugly and boring. It sucks, but some parts are okay. ā do a lot more at than I used to. Have more friends, seen a lot more places. Shit, I have a dog. Thatās pretty okay.ā
āIām sure it is.ā She shrugs. āYou seem to have a handle on thisā¦livingā¦thing.ā
He shrugged, āI just found out what works for me. The minute you stop tryinā to tick all the boxes, thatās when shit gets okay. If I can be the old hag that I feel like I am for a minute,ā
He hunched his shoulders, pointing a crooked finger in her direction and putting on an āold ladyā sort of voice.
āYa seem like youāre not living for yourself.ā
āSo? Dorianās a perfectly good person to continue to stay alive for.ā
And then she catches what she just said, and grimaces. āI donāt mean it like that. Donāt tell him I said that, okay?ā
"Jesus fuck, I'm getting too old for this." Bugsy made some attempt at stretching his arms, after a long night consisting of concerts and drinking and a couple of scraps. Now, however, it was the wee hours just before morning, and the courier had a different kind of package to deliver. "C'mon, Rin, let's getcha home."
Rin has taken part in at least one of the scraps and has some assholeās blood under her red-painted fingernails, and her hairās a mess and she smells vaguely like boozahol and vomit. Itās been a pretty good night.
āI mean, is it really a home? Itās just to where Dodo parked the van today. Not exactly a mansion, but it is back to him I guess and heās my home. But really though, āsnot like itās getting me back to a proper kinduva place.ā Her words are heavily slurred, and sheās definitely not exactly walking in straight lines, either.
āItās really not a big thing, this is fine.ā But thatās sharp and immediate and defensive, the refrain of an addict who will swear she can quit whenever she wants to. Itās the same old story, the same old song and dance that Bugsyās probably seen play out several times, all with bad endings of one sort or another.
At least sheās not driving, so thatās not a possibility.
āSuit yourself,ā Bugsy finished rolling his cigarette and stood for a minute, letting the smoke waft away from him and keeping his eyes on the street around them.
āIām not your fuckinā dad. But if I outlive you, Iām gonna be pissed. I might not even go shirtless at your funeral.ā
āItās better to burn out, than to fade away. Besides, my funeral wonāt be much of a party. Might just be you and Dorian there. No strippers, no costume contest, no fun at all.ā
āBeinā old isnāt that bad. Shit, I always figured Iād die in my 20s. Get my shit kicked in by someone, or something. But look at me now, nearly 30, and aināt I just the picture of happiness?ā
He grinned, the dim pre-dawn light glinting off his teeth.
āThat aināt flying either, weāre gonna make it a fuckinā party. āS what you wouldāve wanted.ā
āPicture of something.ā She huffs, but the bulk of her attention seems to be turned inward. That statement about how he figured heād die in his 20s struck a chord, apparently.
Heād seen that look before. Seen it in himself more than once.
āNot all of us get to die young and gorgeous and tragic. Some of us gotta keep living when itās ugly and boring. It sucks, but some parts are okay. ā do a lot more at than I used to. Have more friends, seen a lot more places. Shit, I have a dog. Thatās pretty okay.ā
āIām sure it is.ā She shrugs. āYou seem to have a handle on this...living...thing.ā