Blue Beetle at your service!

The scarab made the blog, but now we both run it This is a personal blog for the Blue Beetle and Kaji Dha.

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all you gotta do to get in on this is leave a LIKE or REBLOG this post and I’ll check out your blog and most likely follow back

          { ind. blue beetle aka jaime reyes rp blog | est. 8-24-2014 | penned by pen }

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reblog if ur blog is anti-nazi

if ur a nazi or neo-nazi or support nazi ideologies let this be a fucking harsh message that ur not welcome on this blog and I hope you get socked in the face

[caskettmyheart]

It’s international Holocaust remembrance day today (27/01) so you better reblog this today if you see it.

[vielseitigkeit-deaktiviert]

I promise I’m a lot nicer than my ‘walking to class’ face would lead you to believe.

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What's the most random thing you've ever had to deal with?

You likely mean strange instead of true randomness, as the internet is likely to mix up.

In short: Bat-mite.

[rpmindthinker]

<--- this blog wouldn’t mind some curious anons

Ask about anything!

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G and L please?

ACCESSING FILE: letter.txt

g – ghosts, are they real

Does this answer your question?

l – last time you cried

I cannot physically cry, so never. As for feeling an emotion that, if I had the capacity to cry, would have elicited tears? I don’t want to admit this... but my host and I watched the movie Wall-E the other day and... well, I don’t want to spoil anything.

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B, i, q, r, w

ACCESSING FILE: letter.txt

b – biggest fear

That my host will perish because of a mistake I make.

i – in love with

...My host.

ERROR     Q, R, and W have already been answered!

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Q, R, T, W.

ACCESSING FILE: letter.txt

q – question you’re always asked

I suppose it is “Do you love your host?”.

r – reason to smile

You should smile because the darkest days will not be forever. Good always prevails. Either way, you shouldn’t need a reason. You should be able to smile without one.

t – time you woke up

Precisely at 9:00:00 ante meridiem, Eastern Standard Time. After doing my morning diagnostics, I realized that this was a holiday, and other than perhaps Calendar King attacking, we were free for the day. I then went back to sleep and don’t remember when I got up again.

w – worst habit

Fearing that the worst will happen.

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I think you're a good person.

…Thank you.

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What are your thoughts on school?

It’s… interesting. I despise the stress it gives my host and do not understand why learning needs to be a chore but it teaches semi-valuable information.

I would prefer it without the stress, among other issues, however.

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Khaji Da, what do you think of the movie Lilo and Stitch? Do you draw any parallels between the movie and yourself?

It’s spelled Kaji Dha.

I quite like it. It’s quaint. As for parallels… none too striking that I can think of. I and Stitch are blue, our companions adore us, and… aliens are a prominent theme. I’m not wildly destructive if that’s what you’re implying, and there’s no way in any reality my host would allow us to get ahold of a chainsaw without permission.

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Give me a letter. 

a – age

b – biggest fear

c – current time 

d – drink you last had/are having 

e – easiest person to talk to

f – favorite song 

g – ghosts, are they real 

h – heritage 

i – in love with 

k – kissed someone

l – last time you cried 

m – middle name 

n – number of siblings 

o – one wish

p – person who you last called 

q – question you’re always asked 

r – reason to smile 

s – song last sang 

t – time you woke up 

u – underwear color 

w – worst habit

x – x-rays you’ve had 

y – your favorite food 

z – zodiac sign

[thomas-sanders-with-vine]

When My Friends Speak Bad About Themselves 🚫

[themessenger151]

this is so aggressively pure

[chrub-blog1]

mutuals do this

take care of yourself

[marypsue]

Now that I’m an adult and Know Things about stuff like world religions and allegories and the personal life of C. S. Lewis, I know that that scene in The Last Battle with the dwarves in the stables who ‘refuse to be taken in’ and so fail to see and experience the beautiful things that Jill does is meant to be about atheists. But (perhaps because I was a particularly obtuse child who grew up in a secular household) the way I first experienced it was as a lesson about wonder, or perhaps about hope.

There’s this conventional wisdom that ignorance hopes, intelligence despairs. It’s the heart of grimdark - every time a character acts based on hope, they die, or are forced to endure worse than death. Every time a character acts based on cynicism or cruelty, they succeed. Eventually everyone - including the audience - learns that there’s no place for feeble, foolish things like kindness, like optimism. And eventually everyone - especially the audience - gets tired, gets bored, gets pissed off, and gives up. Which is wise, because effort means hope of some reward for said effort. And hope is for people who don’t - or refuse to - understand how things really work. ‘Intelligent girls are more depressed because they know what the world is really like’. 

And I mean. It’s not as though no one has ever taken advantage of the hope and faith of others. It’s not as though sitting around going ‘I’m sure everything will work out in the end’ is a great strategy for dealing with nasty shit. But that’s not what this is about. This is about the idea that taking meaningful action is pointless and useless and people shouldn’t be doing it, because don’t they know how the world works? The world always crushes people who hope and who act, so better to do nothing and despair.

Look. We’re on a collision course with the sun. Within a few hundred years not one of us will be remembered, and our children and our children’s children will be dealing with the exact same shit we’re dealing with right now. It’ll wear a different face, it’ll make slightly different promises, but its underbelly will be the same colour. I’m not gonna attempt to argue the nobility or inherent worth of choosing either hope or despair in the face of this knowledge. Pretty sure Shakespeare already went there, and did it a whole awful lot more poetic justice than I would. I’m just gonna say that even Hamlet, depressive and highly educated doucheface that he was, didn’t have an answer. You definitely don’t. And you don’t get to make that decision for other people.

Having hope and clear eyes is not an easy thing, it is not cowardly, it is not for the faint of heart. It is the hardest thing in the world and if you, in your despair, try to step on it to make yourself feel better, you are only depriving yourself.

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@angrylittlerainbow

We already told you, your guess doesn’t count :P

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@weirdnonsensefandomstuff

Nope!