Saddie @edgymcgoth - Tumblr Blog

Hello! This is Saddie!!

I post my art at @flightlessdevotee, so pls go follow me there!

I also will be posting my ship art at @sadlyshipwrecked so you can head over there if you're interested in that type of content!

I created this account to try and be more present and active!

A little about myself, I love drawing and painting, watching horror movies, anime, etc. I'm pretty chill and I love making friends even though I'm a little shy, so don't hesitate to interact with me heh

I've been obsessed with Spn, Naruto, Haikyuu, Saiki K, jjk, persona 3 through 5 and more so those topics might come back once in a while.

I'm currently obsessed with Stray kids so you'll see a lot about that hehe

That's it for now I guess! I'll add more info as I remember other important stuff about me that you might need to know.

Have a nice day!

#about me #saiki k #stray kids #infp #naruto #haikyuu!!#persona 5 #persona series #yeah

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expectations vs. reality

#my sun and moon and stars #I love his silly faces

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Wikipedia describes the game tag as follows: "Tag is a playground game involving one or more players chasing other players in an attempt to "tag" and mark them out of play, typically by touching with a hand. ... The last one tagged during tag is "It" for the next round."

However, when I was growing up, whenever the player who was "It" tagged another player, the tagger would stop being It and the player who was tagged would become It instead. The game continued indefinitely, with all players engaged the whole time, and there was no "out."

The article also describes a variant sometimes known as "zombie tag," where anyone who gets tagged becomes It in addition to the other player(s) who were already It. In this way, "being It" would spread until everyone had been tagged.

When you were a kid, which of these variants did the game Tag refer to? (Or the equivalent name if you used another regional variant like "tig" or "chase.") This is not referring to other variants such as freeze tag, unless that's what you and your playmates called Tag.

If you get tagged, you're out

If you get tagged, you become It

Everyone who gets tagged becomes It for the rest of the game (zombie tag)

Our version of Tag worked differently than any of these

We did not play Tag when I was a child

Wikipedia describes the game tag as follows: "Tag is a playground game involving one or more players chasing other players in an attempt to "tag" and mark them out of play, typically by touching with a hand. ... The last one tagged during tag is "It" for the next round." However, when I was growing up, whenever the player who was "It" tagged another player, the tagger would stop being It and the player who was tagged would become It instead. The game continued indefinitely, with all players engaged the whole time, and there was no "out." The article also describes a variant sometimes known as "zombie tag," where anyone who gets tagged becomes It in addition to the other player(s) who were already It. In this way, "being It" would spread until everyone had been tagged. When you were a kid, which of these variants did the game Tag refer to? (Or the equivalent name if you used another regional variant like "tig" or "chase.") This is not referring to other variants such as freeze tag, unless that's what you and your playmates called Tag.

If you get tagged, you're out

If you get tagged, you become It

Everyone who gets tagged becomes It for the rest of the game (zombie tag)

Our version of Tag worked differently than any of these

We did not play Tag when I was a child

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