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We’ll* make a proper intro post…

…..one of these days Collective Pronouns: It/Its/Itself. We’re 19

Headmate personal blogs

Stogzo: @stogzo-the-mediocre [Stargate sg1, gachiakuta, etc etc)

Charlie: [accidently deleted will remake shortly]

Dove: Doesnt have a blog yet, but this is her Pokefarm: https://pokefarm.com/user/EcoGrim

Jane: Ninjago blog @the-bundroid Blog for compiling a bunch of textposts" @textposts-scavenging

talonboot

take my mermaid quiz boy

If you were a mermaid, what animal form would your lower half take? Are you a slithery eel, a powerful shark, or maybe a colorful reef fish?

#Cat fish #LITERALLY ME. LETS FUCKING GOOO

tvguts

every single time time i try to check facebook marketplace for furniture i get jumpscared by this (admittedly sick) custom baljeet coffee table

cometcrystal

out of the backyard gang baljeet is one of the worst to make into a coffee table. ferb would also be pretty bad. phineas and isabella would be mid because they have those bigass heads but the skinny bodies. might be worse than baljeet and ferb if you're a person who cares about symmetry. buford would objectively make the best coffee table because his silhouette has the most evenly-spaced surface area. now if you wanna talk about pnf characters in general i think pet mode perry would be the best coffee table out of all of them

symbolblue

love this kinda post where you have to have seen a different specific post for it to make any sense at all

conzoop

We're smoking fucking worms you stupid piece of shit!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

#Fish before getting caught:

spaceshipsandpurpledrank

#fav

ace-disgrace-on-the-case

There’s something so uniquely terrifying about memory issues. I feel like my self is slipping away from me.

ace-disgrace-on-the-case

Here’s the thing I feel like a lot of folks don’t get: I’m not trying to forget what you said. Honestly, I really tried not to. I can’t control what I do and don’t remember—forgetting things just happens. It’s annoying for you, I know, but for me it’s distressing as hell and when you make a big deal out of it rather than just reminding me you make me feel ashamed. I’ll remember that, at least.

It costs you nothing to be kind to people with memory problems. Please. It’s scary enough without people treating memory lapses as a personal failing.

ace-disgrace-on-the-case

Hey, reblog this version instead, please!

patientno7

my humor 2016

patientno7

10 years

pepsinister

tw: broken frontal bone tw: broken left parietal bone tw: broken right parietal bone tw: broken left temporal bone tw: broken right temporal bone tw: broken occipital bone tw: broken sphenoid bone tw: broken ethmoid bone tw: broken mandible tw: broken left maxilla tw: broken right maxilla tw: broken left palantine bone tw: broken right palantine bone tw: broken left zygomatic bone tw: broken right zygomatic bone tw: broken left nasal bone tw: broken right nasal bone tw: broken left lacrimal bone tw: broken right lacrimal bone tw: broken vomer tw: broken left nasal conchae tw: broken right nasal conchae tw: broken left malleus tw: broken right malleus tw: broken left incus tw: broken right incus tw: broken left stapes tw: broken right stapes tw: broken hyoid tw: broken left scapula tw: broken right scapula tw: broken left clavicle tw: broken right clavicle tw: broken sternum tw: broken left rib 1 tw: broken left rib 2 tw: broken left rib 3 tw: broken left rib 4 tw: broken left rib 5 tw: broken left rib 6 tw: broken left rib 7 tw: broken left rib 8 tw: broken left rib 9 tw: broken left rib 10 tw: broken left rib 11 tw: broken left rib 12 tw: broken right rib 1 tw: broken right rib 2 tw: broken right rib 3 tw: broken right rib 4

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tw: broken right pisiform bone tw: broken left trapezium tw: broken right trapezium tw: broken left trapezoid bone tw: broken right trapezoid bone tw: broken left capitate bone tw: broken right capitate bone tw: broken left hamate bone tw: broken right hamate bone tw: broken left metacarpal 1 bone tw: broken left metacarpal 2 bone tw: broken left metacarpal 3 bone tw: broken left metacarpal 4 bone tw: broken left metacarpal 5 bone tw: broken right metacarpal 1 bone tw: broken right metacarpal 2 bone tw: broken right metacarpal 3 bone tw: broken right metacarpal 4 bone tw: broken right metacarpal 5 bone tw: broken left proximal phalanx 1 tw: broken left proximal phalanx 2 tw: broken left proximal phalanx 3 tw: broken left proximal phalanx 4 tw: broken left proximal phalanx 5 tw: broken right proximal phalanx 1 tw: broken right proximal phalanx 2 tw: broken right proximal phalanx 3 tw: broken right proximal phalanx 4 tw: broken right proximal phalanx 5 tw: broken left intermediate phalanx 5 tw: broken left intermediate phalanx 2 tw: broken left intermediate phalanx 3 tw: broken left intermediate phalanx 4 tw: broken right intermediate phalanx 5 tw: broken right intermediate phalanx 2 tw: broken right intermediate phalanx 3 tw: broken right intermediate phalanx 4 tw: broken left distal phalanx 1 tw: broken left distal phalanx 2 tw: broken left distal phalanx 3 tw: broken left distal phalanx 4 tw: broken left distal phalanx 5 tw: broken right distal phalanx 1 tw: broken right distal phalanx 2 tw: broken right distal phalanx 3 tw: broken right distal phalanx 4 tw: broken right distal phalanx 5 tw: broken left innominate bone tw: broken right innominate bone tw: broken left femur tw: broken right femur

tw: broken left patella tw: broken right patella tw: broken left tibia tw: broken right tibia tw: broken left fibula tw: broken right fibula tw: broken left calcaneus tw: broken right calcaneus tw: broken left talus tw: broken right talus tw: broken left navicular bone tw: broken right navicular bone tw: broken left medial cuneiform bone tw: broken right medial cuneiform bone tw: broken left intermediate cuneiform bone tw: broken right intermediate cuneiform bone tw: broken left lateral cuneiform bone tw: broken right lateral cuneiform bone tw: broken left cuboid bone tw: broken right cuboid bone tw: broken left metatarsal 1 bone tw: broken left metatarsal 2 bone tw: broken left metatarsal 3 bone tw: broken left metatarsal 4 bone tw: broken left metatarsal 5 bone tw: broken right metatarsal 1 bone tw: broken right metatarsal 2 bone tw: broken right metatarsal 3 bone tw: broken right metatarsal 4 bone tw: broken right metatarsal 5 bone tw: broken left proximal phalanx 1 tw: broken left proximal phalanx 2 tw: broken left proximal phalanx 3 tw: broken left proximal phalanx 4 tw: broken left proximal phalanx 5 tw: broken right proximal phalanx 1 tw: broken right proximal phalanx 2 tw: broken right proximal phalanx 3 tw: broken right proximal phalanx 4 tw: broken right proximal phalanx 5 tw: broken left intermediate phalanx 1 tw: broken left intermediate phalanx 2 tw: broken left intermediate phalanx 3 tw: broken left intermediate phalanx 4 tw: broken right intermediate phalanx 1 tw: broken right intermediate phalanx 2 tw: broken right intermediate phalanx 3 tw: broken right intermediate phalanx 4 tw: broken left distal phalanx 1 tw: broken left distal phalanx 2 tw: broken left distal phalanx 3 tw: broken left distal phalanx 4 tw: broken left distal phalanx 5 tw: broken right distal phalanx 1 tw: broken right distal phalanx 2 tw: broken right distal phalanx 3 tw: broken right distal phalanx 4 tw: broken right distal phalanx 5

tw: bruising

What is the multifandom shelter for abandoned fics?

In short: it's a place where you can surrender your fic for somebody else to foster and finish.

Maybe you've left a fandom, maybe you feel like your skills as a writer are not suited for the story you want to tell, or maybe you got stuck somewhere and lost the motivation to keep going. Whatever the reason, a fic has been sitting in your drafts folder and collecting dust. But just because you can't finish it, doesn't mean nobody can. There might just be a writer out there who would love to take on your project. That's what this challenge is for.

How do I surrender a fic?

Surrendering a WIP is a two-step process:

Upload the fic to a platform of your choice. You can post it here on tumblr, upload it to google drive (or an alternative, such as mega.nz or dropbox) or put it on AO3 (add the tag "this fic needs a new home" if you want). Just make sure that it can be accessed by potential adopting authors.

Fill out this form, to put your WIP on the list of stories that can be fostered.

Depending on your answers in the form, the person who would like to finish your story may contact you. It probably makes the whole process easier and more fun, if the two of you can exchange information and ideas. If you prefer to do an anonymous drop-off, that's fine as well.

What counts as an abandoned fic?

For your fic to enter the shelter, you need to have started actually writing it. Prompts or bullet points don't count and will be turned away. It doesn't matter if your WIP is ten sentences short or several chapters long but the potential fostering author must have something to build on.

How do I foster a fic?

Go to the shelter spreadsheet, browse your available options and click on the provided links to read the works.

Once you've found a fic that meets your interest, let me and the original author know by filling out the foster form. Then download the fic and start writing.

Make sure to honor the original author's wishes with regards to crediting!

Is there a deadline?

Ideally, you should finish the WIP within four months after you've picked it up unless it's a multi-chapter fic, in which case you should have written at least one chapter. If you realize that you can't do this afterall, consider giving the fic back. See more information on that below.

What happens when a WIP has been finished?

Congrats! You can post the finished work to a platform of your choice. I recommend uploading it to AO3 and adding it to the collection rehomed_works. Always list the original author as a co-author or credit them in the notes if they asked you to do so.

Can I return a WIP if I can't finish it after all?

Absolutely. If you've already worked on it, just follow the steps outlined above on how to surrender a fic. Make sure to include all relevant information from the original author.

Why should I participate in this?

Well, personally I think it's a fun challenge for both parties. For the original author, it means giving up a story they hold or once held dear and trusting a stranger with their vision. It means surrendering creative control and accepting that the finished fic might be nothing like how you imagined it.

For the new author, the challenge lies in adopting somebody else's idea, making it your own while still keeping some of the original parts. Finishing another person's story might mean changing your style of writing, exploring a new fandom or genre, or having to find solutions to conflicts set up by the original author.

As with all fandom challenges, the overall goal is to have fun, create community and add to the number of fanworks out there.