I'm super cereal.

Latina Fangirl that has a large interest in men. I'm a weirdo. I love my friends. I don't bite. Much. Unless it's in defense.

[coolsnake]

I need to watch this video every day or I get sick

[jadenvargen]

happy pride month!

[twocrabcake]

[kiranightart]

I don’t think I’ve posted the full series of Vicious and Vengeful cards together yet! These were commissioned by @foxandwit some time ago and were featured in some past incense boxes.  This is such an interesting and intense series! I also find the progression from the first card to the last quite interesting. 

[kireichankawaii]

hm

[kireichankawaii]

Res evil doodles! Heisenberg is my fave :3

[coolyo294]

【F/Z腐】言切らくがき【含R18】 / 夏岐

[parumon]

[cherry-jacks-deactivated2024020]

I like how we’ve all come together collectively in our love for Chairman Rose

[popurin]

my dorohedoro husbrando

[uslssandyn]

You know this meme

[scp69]

Reigen Arataka but if he were voiced by Brian David Gilbert (youtube link here)

[animebw]

Hohenheim is one of Brotherhood’s most fascinating characters. When we first learn about him, he seems like the typical deadbeat dad, a source of angst for our brothers to be troubled by along their journey. But then we see his doppleganger in episode 14, and we start thinking, “holy shit, is he going to be the big bad?” There’s a constant air of mystery around him and his motives; he’s terrifying and enigmatic and seemingly beyond our comprehension, and every time he’s on screen becomes the tensest encounter of that episode. But then, we get episode 36, which opens to our first real flashback to his life. And this time, we see things from his perspective: Ed’s memory of staring at his dad furiously working in the study with no time for his kids? He was trying to unravel Father’s schemes. That image he has of Hohenheim’s stone cold, cruel eyes as he walked out the door and out of their lives? He was actually on the verge of tears and desperately hid it for his sons’ sake. Suddenly, we realize that this enigmatic terror we’ve been so scared of is actually on our side.

And to symbolize that, we finally unmask the mystery of the family photo they took. Throughout the show, Hohenheim’s face in that photo is always hiding, building up a massive air of mystery. What lies under the corner of the other photo covering it? What darkness lies written on the visage of Von Hohenheim? Well, the truth was, all this time, the face we were so scared of was just the face of a sad, broken man contemplating his own failures and regrets

All he was doing was crying.

What a powerful moment. What a fantastic reveal. And Hohenheim’s story only grows in potency from here.

[itsmeezra]

if Sonic was a REAL teen he’d have called jim carrey “ro-thot-nik” at least once

[startreklesbian-deactivated2020]

Good Omens + dropping the F-bomb

[noahasai]

Good Omens (2019)

[junkwheel]

Horrible Bosses