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@justsenarra
My favorite scenes in the LotR books are the ones where Legolas has vital information and just decides it's not important to share.
Like when Gandalf spent literal PAGES trying to figure out why the vibes were off in Moria and Legolas chimes in with just "it's a balrog :) that shit's evil :) we're so fucked :)" like what do you MEAN you knew already and just didn't tell him??
Or at the beginning of Two Towers when Aragorn thinks there's something nearby so he puts his ear to the ground to listen, and then like 10 minutes later is like "hmmm i hear horses" and Legolas is just like "mm yep. there are 105 blond bitches with spears" like you just let your friend put his face in the dirt and you can SEE them??
Legolas please gain a sense of urgency
It's because legolas hasn't spent enough time with non-elves to remember that they don't know what he knows.
gandalf is scratching his head in moria, and legolas is thinking "oh man, the wizard noticed something off *besides* the obvious balrog that we all are aware of??"
"I wonder what aragorn is listening for? must be hard to hear, what with all of the horses. How many horses are there, actually? 1... 2... 3..."
"What do your elvish eyes see?" is Aragorn saying, as politely as possible, "Because the REST OF US are at a significant disadvantage, Prince Dipshit."
I DONT CARE HOW MANY BEDS THERE WERE. WHAT IS YOUR BOOK ABOUT
(tearfully) w- working at the mattress store
i'm so fucking sorry. can you ever forgive me
Without naming your job, tell me something you say over and over again at work.
"I can note your interest in that feature for future development."
I don't know why that matters, it matters to the computer.
this is actually HILARIOUS because both domestic rabbits and domestic cats practice dominance-related social grooming but for wildly different reasons.
if you're a rabbit, the boss rabbit is the one who gets groomed by its subordinate rabbits.
but if you're a cat... the boss cat is the one that grooms the other cats.
BOTH these idiots are going "aw yeah, it's good to be on top >:) "
Jason (heavily injured and breathing hard): I. Don't. Need. The. Ecto shot!
Wes (Done with Jason's shit): Take it, or when you die again I'll set Danny up with Tim.
Jason (Temporarily stunned): ...you wouldn't.
Danny (A shithead): Hmm, I do like a man who's still alive.
Jason: ...gimme the fuckin' shot.
Wes: Excellent choice.
Tim: As funny as that was, Jason. I think you're safe in this case. Danny's not my type.
Danny: Eh, fair enough.
Tim: I like my men how I like my coffee.
Wes: What- Tall, dark, and strong?
Tim: Without my brother's dick in it.
so enchanted by this fella, i had to draw him
Tim: You keep secrets from us. Bruce. Don’t deny it, there are like seventy contingencies and plans on the system that I don’t have access to. What are they? Like this one? Operation Sexy Bat?
Bruce: No, wait, Tim!
Tim: *types in the code*
*Sexy Back by Justin Timberlake plays, the lights lower, stripper pole lowers from the ceiling and strobe lights are turned on*
Tim:
Bruce:
Tim: I don’t know what I expected but it was both this and not this.
Imagine the kids only realize Ace is a service dog when he starts alerting for Jason, and Bruce is just like, “I…are you okay?”
Jason, “Tf? I’m fine.”
Bruce, “Ace is alerting.”
Jason, “…what?”
Bruce, “Is it a panic attack? Jay, come sit down, please.”
And Jason gets tugged onto the couch before he even knows what’s happening. Ace lays across his lap, keeping his eyes on Jason the whole time, and the weirdest thing is that, yeah, he was about to have a panic attack. Damian was scuffling w Tim and the sound of Damian’s sword dragging against the ground had made him freeze. But…what the fuck?
Jason, after he’s calmed down, “So…since when?”
Bruce, w Jason’s legs across his lap, “Hmm?”
Jason, “Ace. Since when did he know how to do that?”
Bruce, “Oh, well…he’s my service dog.”
Jason, “…what?”
Bruce, “Funny enough, Harley recommended I get one, and when Ace showed up, it just…made things easy.”
Jason, “You’ve had Ace for years. How…how did we never know?”
Bruce, shrugs, “I never said anything about it. Didn’t seem important.”
Jason, “‘Didn’t seem important’, my ass! Oh my god, it makes so much sense now.”
Bruce, “I wasn’t hiding it…”
Jason, “B, hiding things is like second nature to you. You do it even when you don’t mean to. It’s why Dickie stresses open communication so much, and that includes things you ‘don’t think are important’.”
Bruce, “I…see. I’ll try harder.”
now the mental image of Bathound stopping mid-fight to alert Batman won’t leave my mind
I think bathound wouldn't stop mid fight... he'd go harder. Like 'oh shit this fight needs to be over YESTERDAY'
Like those tropes of the goons fearing when Robin doesn't call for Batman, he calls for Dad and the goons just know they're 💫 FUCKED 💫
best typo ive ever made i think
reblog if you feep stupid
spose we're all feeping stupid today
Like Bandits Do
AKA "Clockwork assigned Danny with a Ghost King task: learn how to shapeshift. Now Danny is stuck in another dimension and can't ask for help from his friends; worse, he's stuck as a racoon." DPxDC prompt idea!
Being stuck as a racoon sucks. Being stuck in a dirty, crime-ridden city where people hate "rodents" and love tormenting helpless animals really, really sucks. Thankfully, Danny still has a pretty good grasp of his Ghost powers. (Not so thankfully, he also has what he calls "racoon brain" where he does, indeed, act like a feral animal. Several Gotham goons found that out after attempting to curb stomp him; those goons absolutely will need stitches, rabies shots - which he desperately hopes will hurt like a bitch, and will think twice about messing with local wildlife.)
This results in Danny hears an interesting rumor. It turns out that people talk pretty freely around animals when they aren't trying to chase them away. The philanthropist Bruce Wayne's youngest son is an avid animal rights activist and has rescued several unique animals, including a turkey, cow, monkey, and several bats. Danny... can definitely use this to his advantage. He can look cute and harmless (regardless of that one guy who was clutching his bleeding face and sobbing in terror, screaming about Danny being a freaky demon-rat. Shouldn't have messed with Danny Phan-...coon? Danny Racoon? He'll work on it.)
It turns out that getting into Wayne Manor is absurdly easy compared to getting to Wayne Manor. Once he's inside, he drops his invisibility and intangibility, padding along the expensive Persian rugs and probably-real-marble flooring. He follows the scent of food past a room that's a family den of some sort - his snout scrunches up into an amused toothy smile when he hears a stupefied, "Was that a racoon??" come from the couch. He trots onward.
The first thing he steals is some wheat crackers out of the pantry, happily tearing into the cardboard box and plastic packaging. Cheese and meat from the fridge, some grapes. He even snags an apple for later. He's carrying it in his mouth, passing two more bewildered people, and plodding along into the gardens. Danny hears a frustrated groan of Dami, not again and chortles happily to himself. No one stops him. He's literally never felt more powerful. (It may or may not be his raccoon brain speaking.)
The second time he breaks into the Manor is when it's raining. He's taken up residence in the gardens outside the Manor, stealing the outdoor furniture cushions and blankets left out to make a little nest among the trees. Except now it's downpouring and his nest is wet, his fur is wet, and he's more than a little devastated. This time when he breaks in, there's a British gentleman waiting in the kitchen - he only raises an eyebrow before sighing, procuring meats, fruits, and nuts on a little plate as if he was expecting Danny. Danny, also like a gentleman, uses his little paws to shovel the food into his face and snorts a funny little bark in thanks.
The third time is... well, the Manor has a lot of beds. It would be a shame if Danny didn't use one. (His favorite cushions and blanket were still wet from the rainstorm earlier that week). He's sprawled out on his back, snoring lightly, and enjoying the warm bedsheets when a hand carefully strokes his side. It startles him out of his light doze but it's surprisingly nice, so he lets out a pleased little grumble. After a moment of careful petting, the touch firms and he's scooped up into big, strong arms.
"Damian," The voice is deep and rumbly. "I thought I told you no more pets? You won't have enough time to take care of them between school and patrol."
A different, smaller hand hovers over his nose. Oddly enough, it smells like Autosol metal polish, a feline (don't as him how he knows that), and paint. Danny gives the hand an inquisitive lick before remembering he is, in fact, not a wild animal. Well. He kinda wishes he could die again so he doesn't have to face reality. Damn racoon brain! He shoves his face into the crook of the Big Man's arm with a humiliated whine and smacks his paws into his face, wanting to scratch his eyes out. He licked. Someone's hand.
"He is clearly already house-trained, Father, and he is fond of you. Would you be so cruel as to cast him out into the cold, where a fox or coyote would kill him if he survives starvation and hypothermia?"
The Big Man sighs, moving where Danny's squished up against his gigantic chest (wow, Danny absolutely needs to do whatever exercise makes that happen), and there's a moment he wonders if he actually will be kicked out. It won't matter anyway. Danny can literally just keep coming back like a... Yeah, he's not going to finish that thought. This is an assignment. He's learning... something. Racoon brain is tired. He'll learn after the British guy gives him more grapes and he takes another nap.
"What's his name?"
There's a pause before the younger voice says, "Bandit."
Danny lets out a disgruntled little huff. It's Danny, he wants to say, but he'd need to be human for that and he's also probably earned the name. Shoot, the wet blankets and cushions. Whoops. Yeah, he definitely earned that name. The Big Man laughs as if he can read Danny's mind which... would not be good. The Wayne family might be willing to harbor a ghost but he doubts they'd help a blue-eyed, black-haired teenager in desperate need of a mentor. (Ha.)
Cue the Racoon!Danny shenanigans, including staring creepily at family members from atop the fridge, stealing several bat-themed paraphernalia for his den (Damian's closet), and accidentally-on-purpose terrorizing several well-known Gotham Rogues.
The bats perspective on this would be wild. Like there's a very smart raccoon Damian never actually brought home (but that's for him and the raccoon to know and everyone else can mind their own business) and no matter what they do he keeps getting into unexpected places he should have no way of getting into. They once found him in the Batcave, watching YouTube videos on the batcomputer.
He keeps following them on patrol, no matter what they do to try to stop him. At this point the goons are more scared of him than they are of Batman ("at least Batman doesn't bite") and keep ditching the rogues whenever they see raccoon!Danny coming.
The first time they had to go to the watchtower after they officially adopted 'Bandit', Batman was unsurprised to notice, far too late to stop it, that the raccoon had decided to accompany him by clinging to his cape. He had no idea how he had not noticed the additional weight but he was also getting used to it after all the other incidents with Bandit. As it was, he suspected the only reason he had known of the raccoons presence before he had started the meeting and Bandit decided to terrorize the other heroes had been because, as soon as they had gotten within view of a window, the raccoon had let out a squeal of delight, detached from his cape and ran to it to see the stars.
Goon: (sees Batman and points a gun at him)
Danny: (pops out from behind Batman)
Goon: (drops the gun and surrenders)
Batman: (patented “your going to tell me why you just did that” glare he learned from Alfred)
Goon: I’ll be honest Mr. Batman sir, if I fought you, at worst I’ll be out of the gooning game for like six months. But him (points dramatically at the raccoon grooming himself of Batman’s shoulder) I saw what he did to Pretty Boy Floyd and let’s just say we’re still trying to figure out his new nickname.
Batman: (glances at Danny who is currently trying to figure out how to get the candy out of Batman’s utility belt)
Goon: plus my insurance doesn’t cover rabies shots. The goonion is working on getting the coverage and frankly I’m not interested in going out like Edgar Allan Poe
Batman: (gives patented “are you being serious” glare)
Goon: what just because I’m a goon you think I don’t know about poetry? Fuck, if you weren’t with that fuzzy demon I’d drag you to the Merry Men’s poetry slam myself.
Batman: (wanting out of this situation quickly grapping hooks away)
Tim, probably thinking he's being funny, makes up a little cape and belt with the bat logo on it (it has pockets for snacks or little treasures he discovers on patrol and wants to keep) but forgoes a domino because Danny already has the markings on his fur.
He dresses the strangely compliant racoon and presents him to Damian as Batcoon. Damian is not amused. Danny is THRILLED! He loves it, and none of the bats can figure out how he even figured out it's only for patrol. (Except for the first time.)
After he discovered the pockets on the belt, he immediately dashed off to the kitchen, pawed at the pockets, then held out his hands pleadingly. Alfred (Charmed by the fact that Danny would ask for food and then thank him with a little bark anytime he found Alfred in the kitchen) helped Danny fill a few pouches with nuts and dried fruits. Danny thanked him with his little bark and a handshake and rushed off to catch the bats for patrol.
Batcoon gets his own uniform case, and Alfred makes sure to keep his belt stocked and delivers any 'treasures' he found (and promptly forgot about because he's easily distracted) up to his den in a little basket.
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My grandad told me he’s never committed six of the seven deadly sins.
He’s just too lazy to tell us which ones."
Eating too much cake is a sin of gluttony, but eating too much pie is okay, because the sin of pi is always zero.
When I am elected president I will institute a law saying that anyone with a net worth over 50 million must, at their own expense, employ a Jester. They must feed, clothe, and house the Jester according to the Jesters wishes, may not fire the Jester, and may not retaliate against the Jester, as the Jester will have Jesters Privileges.
One must spend at least three hours per day on the company of your Jester, and allow the Jester access to your quarterly reports.
The Jesters will be chosen by voluntary lottery. Jesters will be regularly interviewed to make sure they have not become Lackeys.
This law will prevent rich folk from being surrounded with vapid yes-men. A lot of problems with the world right now are happening becuse rich and powerful men don’t have anybody on hand to say “That’s the stupidest thing I’ve ever heard.”
Reginald D. Hunter
The last part of that joke is now he's his manager