I posted 80 times in 2022
That's 80 more posts than 2021!
Blogs I reblogged the most:
I tagged 75 of my posts in 2022
Only 6% of my posts had no tags
#pokemon emmet - 52 posts
#submas autistic joy 2022 - 23 posts
#subway boss ingo - 21 posts
#thatfailure's art - 20 posts
#subway master ingo - 20 posts
#subway master nobori - 20 posts
Longest Tag: 96 characters
#but after the recent event and the fact that the twins have some traditionally jewish attributes
Ingo’s basically just trying to spend some time with his Lampent.
62 notes - Posted November 29, 2022
So I have no wifi at home or phone data
But I'm dog sitting for someone with wifi.
65 notes - Posted October 5, 2022
[Image ID: The Subway Masters Ingo and Emmet as children. Emmet is running down a path in the forest with a Tynamo at is side, while Ingo is emerging from some large bushes, holding a Litwick in one palm. As Emmet runs, he is calling back to his brother, “Last one to Nimbasa is a rotten egg!” End image ID]
The Submas Autistic Joy event has officially begun! And Day One is the prompts Journey and/or Beginnings. I decided to combine the two- the journey that began the twins’ love for battling.
For those of you who see this, and are curious, the Submas Autistic Joy event is a weeklong event, lasting July 24th, 2020, to July 30th, 2020. It’s all about counteracting the rampent angst and ableism currently in the Submas Tumblr fandom by creating lighthearted, fluffy, and sometimes silly pieces of art, centered around the Subway Bosses Ingo and Emmet, and sometimes their autistic traits. More information can be found at this link here: https://www.tumblr.com/blog/view/submas-autistic-joy/687251981020119040
80 notes - Posted July 24, 2022
"IF YOU'RE DUMB ENOUGH TO BUY A TICKET TO THIS SHOW, YOU'RE A BIG ENOUGH SCHMUCK TO VISIT NIMBASA GYM!” - A Discord friend’s addition.
90 notes - Posted December 2, 2022
I don’t see enough of Ingo having his single-braincell moments. So I took matters into my own hands.
111 notes - Posted July 8, 2022
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