Fuck the "enemies to lovers" dynamic, the new trend is "the assassin you sent to kill me is now part of my family" dynamic.
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Fuck the "enemies to lovers" dynamic, the new trend is "the assassin you sent to kill me is now part of my family" dynamic.
I love insults like landlubber and cityslicker, look at this idiot not used to areas and situations
âWeâre over the ocean.â
âCool,â said Freddy. âDo you know which one?â
âUh,â said Billy. âThe Atlantic? Yeah â wait, no. Wait.â He went quiet. âWhich is the one on the left?â
âNeither of themâs on the left,â said Freddy. âOne of themâs west and the other oneâs east. Thatâs how geography works.â
âOh, okay,â said Billy. âBut, like. Which is the one on the left?â
âThe Pacific?â said Darla.
âYeah, that one!â said Billy. âThe specific. Thanks, Darla. I love you.â
âI love you too!â said Darla.
âThe Pacific,â said Eugene.
âYeah â on the left,â said Billy. âThe specific.â
âAre you ââ Eugene turned to Freddy. âIs he saying specific?â
âI think so,â said Freddy.
âPacific,â said Eugene. âItâs the Pacific.â
âThatâs what I said,â said Billy.
âNo, itâs not,â said Eugene. âPacific.â
âSpecific?â
âPa-ci-fic.â
âYeah,â said Billy. âWait, what am I saying?â
âYouâre saying specific,â said Eugene. âWith a spuh. Itâs the Pacific.â
âYeah, specific.â
âOkay, say it for me,â said Eugene. âPacific.â
âSpacific?â
âOkay, youâre getting closer,â said Eugene. âNow drop the S.â
âSpacific,â said Billy, more confidently.
âOkay ââ
âLet it go, Eugene,â said Freddy.
âOh hey, Dianaâs back!â said Billy. âIâll ask her.â His voice grew fainter. âWhich ocean are we over?â
Freddy made out Wonder Womanâs voice answering him, and then some mumbled back and forth. After half a minute or so Billy came back on the line. âShe says itâs the Atlantic.â
freddy *handshake* eugene, being a giant fucking pedant
Red Hood hacks the Justice League Watchtower during a meeting to yell at Bruce. Jason is absolutely wasted. Piss drunk. Hammered.
The League watch in fascinated horror as this new villain reams Batman. Bringing up traumatic memories.
âYOU!!!â Red Hood growls with his helmeted face entirely too close to the camera. âYou just canât help but disappear when youâre needed can ya? Puff of smoke, you are. People think itâs yer ninja traininâ but I know better. They say yer a ghost but you ainât the one who died.â
Batman tries to get Red Hood to shut up but it doesnât work.
âA whole fuckinâ warehouse just falls on a 15 year old and all he does is cry for Dad! Oh no please save me Dad! But you never showed up! Too far away and couldnât get there in time and now another Robin is poof! Out of your life forever. Canât seem to keep âem can ya? Costume has never made it past a Teen Size Medium - not that any self respecting adult would wear such a thing.â
The other heroes canât believe some local mob boss knows this much about Batman. And is brave and stupid enough to do this. They all loved and miss the second Robin; everyone in the room is still grieving. The new kid is great, of course, and it was a miracle he could break Batman out of that destructive spiral, but this is uncalled for.
âYou donât deserve a Robin if youâre just gonna let him die. Which is why heâs mine now. You canât have him back.â
The Watchtower room went silent.
Then became an uproar.
âYou have Robin??!!â
âWhat have you done to him?!â
âIâll be there in two seconds and if heâs hurt -â
âHow in the hell -â
Red Hood leans back from the screen and in the sudden view of the room behind him Robin is visible ...hooked up to several machines pumping air and medicines into his body.
âNo,â Batman whispers in horror. âWhat happened?â
âHavenât you been listening Old Man?! A FUCKINâ WAREHOUSE FELL ON HIM. JUST LIKE ME!! And I swore to you! I swore! No more dead Robins! And he died!! On your watch! I broke a few ribs doinâ CPR on that child which means heâs mine now.â
Red Hood nods solemnly, as if this is logic.
âAnâ donât go tryinâ to find a NEW new replacement for me or Iâll just take that kid too. Canât be any more dead Robins if there arenât any more Robins.â
Every mouth was on the floor at that revelation. Red Hood was the second Robin. Heâd been dead for years, how was he alive now?
Batman stood and hissed, âYou canât keep him.â
Red Hood laughed. It came out garbled through his helmet, making him sound more deranged. He leaned farther back in his chair and put a middle finger front and center on screen.
âFuck you, Dad, I do what I want.â
Then he flipped that finger upside down to turn off the video call.
Batman tries to race out of the room but is mobbed by everyone else wanting answers.
It takes four months before Batman tracks down Jason. By then Tim is mostly healed from his many injuries and Jason has convinced him vigilante work isnât for children.
(Tim has also been able to convince Jason to stop killing (most) people, and is happy staying with his big brother. Bruce gets visitation hours.)
Dick Grayson: I think we're missing something
Tim Drake: Cohesion? Teamwork? A general sense of what we're doing?
Jason Todd: God, give me patience.
Damian Wayne: I think you mean 'give me strength'
Jason: If God gave me strength you'd be dead
Jason Todd: well, well, well... if it isn't my dear old friend: the dawning realization that I fucked up
Green Lantern: hey does anyone have a bandaid?
Batman: only if you promise not to tell anyone
Green Lantern: .......sure?
Batman, opening up his utility belt: do you want a dinosaur bandaid or a spaceship bandaid
Green Lantern:
Green Lantern: spaceships please.
Batman: ok
*at some kind of fancy event*
Shazam: *about to go in on the free wine*
Batman: *taking the glass out of his hand* No.
Shazam: aw
Rest of the Justice League: ???
Adult woman journalist: *flirting with Shazam*
Shazam: *flirting back*
Batman, physically towing him away: nope no absolutely not
Shazam: *finally gets ahold of a glass of wine & takes a sip*
Shazam: âŠâŠâŠ..
Shazam: *discreetly spits the wine back into the glass*
Flash, watching from across the room: ok what the fuck
Fourteen year old:Â *flirting with Shazam*
Shazam: *flirting back*
Several members of the Justice League:Â *staring in horror*
Batman, ignoring Nightwingâs laughter:Â I will. Have a talk with him.
Diana: [steps in front of the 14-year-old and about to fist fight Shazam]
Batman: âmaybe itâs time we tell themâŠâ
Diana: Shazam we require a vehicle of some sort
Shazam: The thing is, I donât exactly have a car
Flash: What?
Shazam: Or a license
Flash: Uhh
Shazam: Or a job
Flash: What??
Shazam: Or an alternate identity. Not in the ways you guys do.
Flash: ???
Shazam: I also donât do my taxes
Flash, jumping to a conclusion: so uhhhh⊠do you have a place to sleep tonight? Is that a thing you need? Cause you can probably crash on my couch-
Batman, who wasnât there five seconds ago: if anyoneâs going to adopt Shazam, it will be me.
Shazam: aw, thanks! :) I donât need it, but thanks both of you for the offer!
Flash, ten hours later, wide awake in bed: okay but what SENSE did he mean âadoptâ in, because I really donât like where this is going
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Sometimes I'll be trying to fall asleep and "smork alam" will just pop into my head and I start giggling.
This image is now brain roommates with âspinchâ
@spickerzocker what the fuck I canât breeeeeeeeathe for laughing
wow millennials are glued to their i-phones and laptops so much they cant even be bothered robbing in person anymore!!! maybe these trust fund babies should stop phishing credit cards while sitting on their butts and go out there and put some elbow grease into their thievery!
I know exactly what happened. Because it happened to me.
I trained for years to be a con artist. I told my friends and family that I wanted to be a magician, but that was just a cover for why I was constantly practicing sleight of hand.Â
In junior high and high school, I would shop lift a bunch of candy on my way to school, sell it to kids at the morning break, and use that money to run a crooked poker game at lunch.
Finally, when I was 19 or 20, I felt I was ready, and I picked my first pocket. I was on the bus, bumped a guy as I passed down the aisle, got his wallet, super clean.
In the wallet was several hundred dollars. A huge first score, I had been hoping for a couple twenties. I sat there looking at the, like, 400 bucks, thinking.
That was my rent at the time. We were both on the bus. It was likely his rent too. Lord knows the only reason to carry that much cash on the bus is youâre on your way to pay a bill. We were both on the bus, you know? Thatâs not someone I was comfortable stealing from.
I tapped him on the shoulder and told him âhey i think you dropped thisâ and gave it back to him with all the money still in it. It was the first and last time I ever picked a pocket.
Picking a rich personâs pocket is a loosing game. They probably have credit cards and not cash, those credit cards probably have the best anti-theft measures their bank can provide, and you probably canât get close enough to those people to pick their pockets unless youâre already rich yourself.
The people whoâs pockets you can reliably pick are the people around you. The people who are also on the bus, who are in this same shitty situation with you.
As wealth inequality becomes more drastic picking pockets has very clearly become âstealing from other poor peopleâ and itâs not satisfying. I want to steal from Google and Apple and Fox and Facebook and General Mills and Hershey and Tesla. Not the person next to me.
Wow. This post went from funny to a life lesson in a way I wasnât expecting, amd Iâm not sorey at all.
See, unlike the capitalist elite, common criminals have a sense of morality and empathy.
Jaskier & Yenneferâs reunion {insp.}
random bitter aspiring authors on "writing advice" blogs: Don't make your main characters super special mary sues. don't make them better than other people or more interesting. your main characters should be boring average guys with the personalities of wood pulp
the Epic of Gilgamesh: Gilgamesh was objectively the best man ever. He was the hottest, sexiest, most gorgeous hunk of pure manly awesomeness that ever lived and he used a sword that weighed 120 pounds.
The lesson here is that your main characters can be as special, overpowered, and unrealistically skilled at everything as you want, as long as this has the purpose of driving the plot via all the problems they cause (because they're an egotistical nightmare and a gigantic raging asshole).
The second lesson here is that no matter what randos on writing blogs say, people like stories where the characters are unique and iconic. Or at least they remember them.
(I have a theory that the stories that form long-lasting fandoms, and/or are recognized and referenced frequently in pop culture, are stories that have the same sort of "iconic" elements that are long-lasting in folklore and mythology. I think superheroes are particularly well suited to lasting centuries/millennia into the future because they're just so simple and memorable conceptually.)
Hi my name is Gilgamesh Hammurabi Ziusudra Euphrates Ishtar and I have the same heroic build as my lordly ancestors (that's how I got my name) with bulging muscles and chiselled features moulded by the goddess Aruru, and icy blue eyes like the limpid waters of the Great Flood, and a lot of people tell me I look King Enmebaragesi of Kish (AN: if u donât know who he is get da Kur out of here!). Iâm not related to Ishtar but I wish I was because sheâs a major fucking hottie. I'm a demi-god but I'm not immortal. I possess extraordinary strength. I'm also a king and I rule a city called Urduk, where I force my subjects to erect lots of ziggurats (I'm known for my cruelty). Iâm a Sumerian (in case you couldnât tell) and I wear mostly animal skins. I love the forbidden Cedar Forest and I slay and skin all my beasts from there. For example today I was wearing a skin made from the Bull of Heaven with a matching sheep hide skirt, gold armlets, a carnelian headband, and black combat sandals. I was wearing black kohl eyeliner to ward off conjunctivitis. I was walking outside the twin peaks of Mount Mashu at the end of the earth. I came across a tunnel which no man before me had ever entered, which I was very happy about. Two guards that were giant scorpion monsters stared at me. I put up my middle finger at them.
there was not a single braincell amongst the characters in this silly little show
What would even happen to you?
somebody mod this into portal and let the physics engine work it out.
The implications are terrifying.
Good news! I have the solution.
PORTALS CANâT MOVE.
If you place a portal on a surface, and then that surface moves, the portal immediately closes. A good example of this is one of the last test chambers in the first game. There is a surface that, upon a button press, is tilted upwards at an angle. If you place a portal there and THEN hit the button, the portal disappears.
The ONE, SINGULAR EXCEPTION to this has been in Portal 2 when you are deactivating the neurotoxin generator. But it is fair to assume in all other cases a portal would not be allowed to move.
I will grant you that it may just be the limitations of it Being a Video Game. But there is no more concrete evidence to suggest they could move in reality than there is to suggest they couldnât.
However, just for funsies, someone did in fact pull this off in-game to let he physics engine figure it out and the results areâŠ
Well, itâs something.
Holy shit
Whatever you think happens in the video, I guarantee itâs better
Men: Men have a better sense of humour than women.
Men when women make a joke: Was that by accident? Do you know you just made a joke?
LOTR/Hobbit valentines.