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dirt enthusiast
AnasAbdin
Acquired Stardust
YOU ARE THE REASON
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One Nice Bug Per Day
Not today Justin
art blog(derogatory)

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styofa doing anything
we're not kids anymore.
Stranger Things
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$LAYYYTER

Kiana Khansmith

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glubo
きゅうくらりん
A comically smol Hong Lu.
Switzerland isn't real
my take on 61
Getting a weird little hobby is actually so important bc it opens your eyes up to the world. You start crocheting or knitting, and how you see scarves and sweaters differently. You try identifying plants, now you’re seeing opposite and alternate leaf pattern. Bird watching? Every chirp draws attention and interest.
Get into weird little hobbies.
Please don’t let fandom ruin something you love. Walk away and unfollow the fans and enjoy the thing by yourself, or find a limited circle of people who ignore the discourse, or get your irl friends into the thing and collectively ignore the Internet community, or blacklist from here to the moon if you need to and only ever scroll through your rarepair ship’s tag on AO3. But don’t let fandom distort a show or a movie or a book or a comic you used to love so badly that you can’t enjoy the original anymore. Please. It isn’t worth it.
The best recent fandom I’ve been in lately has been a discord group of less than a dozen people. My bff and I send fanfics and fanart just to each other and we’ve been having so much fun, just like how fandom used to be. And it sucks that I had to go paywall, but things got a LOT better once I started posting fandom-only art to my patreon. You find ways to make it work.
k corp hongie
totally canon donq facts!! #7
hell's chicken. proof that these sinners would make the most entertaining and concerning cooking show participants. i love how the general reception to don eating raw chicken was just "Don ate raw chicken. Yeah she would do that" and absolutely nothing else. which. i understand. hell's chicken was so insane there were just so many things to dissect. I miss hell's chicken
HOWEVER. don did not just eat raw chicken. as the most sane don quixote limbus company fan out there, i have dissected the bongy log and am now bringing some terrifying discoveries.
(tiny cartoon blood warning at some point)
Each of the sinners have their own spins on their uniforms that makes them unique like Don’s fixer buttons, Heathcliff forgoing the jacket and vest altogether, Faust’s turtleneck, Ishmael’s jacket originally being a longcoat that she tore off (was torn off?) for reasons unknown, and Meursault’s giant-ass belt buckle, to name some of them; which can give a little insight into their personalities and whatnot.
And as the outism blog you already know where I’m going with this.
Why the croptop jacket, Outis?
Tactical advantage? Personal preference?? The company ran out of material for the jacket and made it two inches shorter??? Did Faust take one look at her on the job interview and saw her dyked out in that military uniform and went Oh Faust knows what to do with you and filed the order for her LCB uniform????
(insert words that are comprehensible) he stomp
Round 1D Matchup 5
Hong Lu from Limbus Company vs Mahito from Jujutsu Kaisen
Hong Lu
Mahito
some underappreciated vines i haven’t seen in any vine compilation yet i that found way deep in my vines tag
i mean it quite seriously when i say that i mourn vine… but i think its existence taught an entire generation of people about drama, cinemetography and comedy
And also don’t trust corporations with anything
[robot with the biggest eyebags ever] ill be fine as soon as i organize my wires nothing a bit of cable management camt fix. yeah hold on i just gotta allocate more ram and reset my internal clock and plug this usb stick in. ya im fine i just need to recharge and turn this dial and do a quick system reset. the diagnostics of that script i ran are a lie btw im fine. do you have any cigarettes
Every 21st century piece of writing advice: Make us CARE about the character from page 1! Make us empathize with them! Make them interesting and different but still relatable and likable!
Every piece of classic literature: Hi. It's me. The bland everyman whose only purpose is to tell you this story. I have no actual personality. Here's the story of the time I encountered the worst people I ever met in my life. But first, ten pages of description about the place in which I met them.
Modern writing advice: Yes your protagonist should have flaws but ultimately we should root for them and like them from the beginning :)
Charles Dickens: Here is the worst ugliest rudest meanest nastiest bitch you’ve ever met in your life.
Modern writing advice: Make sure your POV character goes through a significant arc! Make sure they are changed by the narrative! Make sure they learn a lesson!
Narrators of every book of the 19th century: the lesson I learned is these people fucking suck, sayonara you freaks
Modern writing advice: It’s all about the character overcoming obstacles and learning! They learn their lesson so they can fix their mistakes and make good choices in the future! It’s a character arc! It’s called growth! Readers love it!
Everyone from ancient times through the 19th century: would you like to watch a Guy fuck up twenty times in a row
There’s a regular at the fabric superstore. She’s at least 80 years old, and she just got back into sewing after giving it up for 40 years. We’ll call her Irma.
I love Irma.
Irma is constantly surprised by the newfangled sewing gadgets our store sells. Today she bought some extra-fine glass-head pins and a magnetic pincushion. As I’m ringing her purchases up, she tells me very seriously, “did you know, if you’re careful, you can sew RIGHT OVER those pins? You don’t need to take them out!”
I told her that I liked that you can’t accidentally melt the head of the glass pins with your iron, and she nodded. “They used to all be like that, but times changed.”
I love old sewing machines and asked what kind of machine she has, and she goes, “Oh, it’s an old Singer Featherweight that my husband bought me when we were first married. It’s probably not worth anything anymore, but the thing sews fine. Have you seen the ones those girls over there–” indicating the sewing machine sub-store in my location “–have? Those things go in every direction and the needle always comes to the top when you stop sewing! Imagine how handy that is!”
I mention that I used to sew on my grandmother’s Featherweight but now there’s a intra-family war about who owns Grandma’s Featherweight and so no one gets to use it. It’s genuinely the best portable straight-stitch machine I’ve ever used.
I warn her to never let anyone tell her that Featherweight isn’t worth something. “I know, I miss my husband and it’s always going to have a place in my heart, just like your grandma’s.”
“I mean, Irma, there’s that, but they’re also worth a really notable amount of money. The Singer Featherweight is really financially valuable. I almost never see them for sale around here for less than about $400, and that’s in bad condition.”
“It’s a good thing my husband’s dead, honey, because if you told him that he managed to buy a sewing machine that’s worth more in 2021 than he bought it for in 1950, well, he’d be so smug that I just wouldn’t be able to tolerate driving home with him.”