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nb lez 27

[prokopetz]

You are an unreliable narrator because your coping mechanisms for your deep-seated trauma forbid you from acknowledging the reality of the situation. I am an unreliable narrator because I sincerely have no idea what the fuck is going on.

[warmheartworm]

[intactics]

[pushing my glasses up with an air of unwarranted superiority and gesturing toward a painting without a minotaur] the Minotaur is implied.

[adastrabbit]

fucking the everything bagel for everything

[eategg24]

everything? including war?

[teathattast]

[killyridols]

call the cops by patrick quinn, 2023, acrylic on canvas, 20 x 23 inches

[thelastsmoke]

[seren-starlight]

Unoriginal sin. Derivative sin

[reallyreallyreallytrying]

me talking to a drummer: these metal discs you hit… fascinating. i adore the one which resembles a clam.

[importantcatpics]

[thyrell]

[maskdoll]

doing a novel type of torture where after you make the mindbroken hero girl finally admit that she's tired and she doesn't want to be a hero you then immediately make her start playing hero again

[maskdoll]

gallop on, forevermore! keep fighting until you die, little puppet. there is no sweeter agony than knowing you could have been freed from your eternal struggle and having that chance ripped away

[barbaricjester]

I love the word "beeline." youre in such a hurry youre doing bug movement

[illustratus]

Theseus and the Minotaur by Edward Burne-Jones

[neyhaz]

Fascinating

[yassmines]

UM FJFKDJFJD HELLO

[jetix]

Common Blunt-headed Tree Snake, 2019-01-24

[respocked]

i ♡ terrifying accidents in star trek. scary things are scarier when theyre not on purpose. my favourite ones are of course the transporter malfunction from the motion picture and the one that happens in ds9's "the ship" to the dominion veseel, when whatever-that-happens to the inner ship's gravity/inertial dampeners causes everybody in it to die instantly because they slam against the wall when the ship goes to warp. exept for the founder who somehow lives through the initial wall slam. that's fucked up. we don't get a body close up there but everyone on there should be flat as hell. anyway send me more examples of accidents from star trek when people die gruesomely and pointlessly i think tng had some but i don't remember