Antimatterzero

Destiny is the road your heart walks.

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AU Rename and Blog Move

So I’m going to ATTEMPT to reboot my UT AU, formally known as Fractured Within. Now known as Darkened Narrative. It can now be found here: https://www.tumblr.com/blog/utdarkenednarrative

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WE HAVE A CONFESSION PEOPLE

turns out, he was denying his true calling with his “every inclusive piece of media is an sjw scheme” schtick

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This is why you think before you speak, people.

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/r/nocontext

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i’m going to hell for this.

[audiospawn]

Visit Original Link

sometimes I love chatting with my friends, because stuff like this happens

this contains harsh language

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This is my fault.

[invertedfate]

All together now: "Don't you have anything better to do?"

Seriously. Like, I don’t care if you like AUs or not. I have plenty of AUs I don’t like, but I’m not gonna go knock on their door and tell them to quit the fandom. Fanworks are a hobby. A way to express love for a given series. Even ones that people may find bad? Well, the person making it still deserves to be able to make it. Blah, blah, “too many AUs,” blah blah, “Sans is overrated,” blah. I’ve heard the many arguments, even been swept up in them, but I’m over it. Let people have their fun. Whoever’s doing this really needs a hobby.

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Whoever’s doing this is a piece of human trash. Just because you don’t like a fandom or fan-work, doesn’t give you the right to shut it down. Act mature and if you don’t like something then don’t read/watch it. Also to Tumblr, if somehow you are reading this, I hope you know people like these idiots are what will lead to this site’s downfall if it’s not fixed. Guys, please support these AUs in a time as desperate as this.

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My au, formally known as Royal Alterations, is now renamed to Fractured Within. A name I think fits better with the circumstances of this au. We also have a new banner!

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Reblog this if you have an Undertale Au

Popular or not, just reblog if you have one!

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Ta-da!

[ut-fragmented-au]

hi

[rupturedtaleblog]

hello

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sup

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Oh! A Wild Banner Has Appeared! (Special Thanks to various members of the Inverted Fate Discord for their help, spriting, the banner, general au help!)

[kaysonata]

The flood.

Saturday, August 13th 2016 Denham Springs, Louisiana Me and my friends were frantically texting each other, trying to get a hold of one another. We had no idea if they had gone under or if they were okay. One of my friends texted me saying “There is no water here, I am safe.” The same friend twenty minutes later texted me saying “My house is under water.” I have never been so scared in my entire life, I had no idea if my house was going to go under or not, or if some of my friends were even still alive. Many of my friends houses were full of water, them stranded on their roofs. I watched on the news as I saw the only town I have ever lived in be destroyed by water. My high school started filling up with water. Everyone was terrified. The most sickening feeling was getting text messages saying “Kayla, I am scared. I don’t know if I am going to be okay.”

Sunday, August 14th 2016 Denham Springs, Louisiana I woke up and looked out my window. I screamed when I saw the water had risen three feet. I ran outside to see the water was four inches from coming into my house. I checked on my friends, everyone I knew had lost everything or was stranded in their houses. There was no way to get out of my house, the water was chest deep and the currents were strong. Even if we wanted to leave, we couldn’t. We were stranded. The water started to rise, and then the rain came. The water started leaking into my house. I was scared. I was so scared. Soon after the water started coming up through the floors, the water stood at a stand-still. It stayed like that for what seemed like an eternity. I had no idea if it would rise suddenly, taking all of my belongings and memories with it, just like it did to my friend’s. The water then fell a foot. The water was no longer in my house, but stayed very high throughout the day. The threat was still there. We then began to realize that we had little food and water. We scavenged whatever we could from my house to make a small dinner for my family. I looked on the news, only to see that my school had been flooded over the roof. The school that only a few days prior I was laughing and learning at. I saw everything. I saw the neighborhoods and shops flooded up to the rooftops. I saw the children and babies being rescued by helicopters from a deadly situation. I saw the amazing Coast Guard and National Guard rescuing people by boat and helicopter. I saw residents going out, risking their own lives to save the lives of others. I saw thousands of people homeless with nothing to their name except the clothes on their backs and the children in their arms. I saw heartbreak, all across my city. All across my state. 

Monday, August 15th 2016 Denham Springs, Louisiana Today I wake up and the water has dropped two feet. I am one of the lucky ones, and I am eternally grateful. Many of my friends remain in shelters, unable to leave. There is no way to get out of the city. The roads are flooded and broken. I am so thankful that my friends are now safe, and out of harms way. I am stranded in my home, still unable to leave. Still unable to get food. I am so saddened by this destruction and this terrible situation we are all in. The places we made these memories at may be gone, but the memories will never be washed away. My heart is broken, but my spirits are not. I know we will come out of this strong. It will take a long time to rebuild my city, but the community is stronger than ever. We must rejoice that our family and friends have come out of this alive, not be mournful of the items we have lost. Items and buildings are replaceable but our lives are not.

[staff]

This is one story. There are 40,000 more like it. 

Louisiana needs help, Tumblr. Anything you can do:

Red Cross: Text LAFLOODS to 90999 to donate $10.

NOLA Pay It Forward: Provides resources for early relief and rebuilding efforts.

United Way of Southeast Louisiana: Donate online or drop off needed supplies at one of their donation centers: 2515 Canal Street, New Orleans, LA 70119 (9:00 AM and 6:00 PM) 411 W Coleman Ave, Hammond, LA 70403 (10:00 AM and 3:00 PM)

Associated Professional Educators of Louisiana: 100% of donations will be given to teachers to restock classroom materials. 

Assess The Need: Livingston Parish school supply drive. Help get these kids back to school. 

Companion Animal Alliance: Baton Rouge’s city animal shelter needs supplies and foster homes for homeless pets. 

Denham Springs Animal Shelter: Accepting donations on GoFundMe—PetCo is matching donations up to $50k. You can also get them an Amazon gift card.

Tangi Humane Society: Accepting donations on GoFundMe.

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Spread this story to all you can. It is very important to raise awareness so that people can be better prepared for when things like this happen.

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Greetings, I am Trash.

Well I found this internet router and computer in the dumpster where I live, so I decided to try this whole social media thing. Expect other posts from me. I don’t know when because internet connection in the dumpster is very poor.