Basically just reblogs.

Kenny, they/any/he, i like Starkid, Tin Can Bros, Percy Jackson, etc. idk i haven't been active in a while

[royalarmyofoz]

ok but this is cute

[aletheius]

expected Boomer joke, pleasantly surprised

[scampthecorgi]

The Lo-Korgi variant is pretty adorable!

[echo-at-the-pond]

Guys if I get 271,100 notes on this till my 21st birthday (November 27th) I'll get

Don't walk on my roof

tattooed in ancient greek

[the-real-fucking-daddy]

i hope we make it yo

REBLOG MFS, WHAT ARE YALL LOOKING AT??? AGEHGNAUJREGAERJGB

[smallballz-deactivated20240713]

listening to a playlist of every starkid song and you can really see the difference between the old and new songs. in a good way i mean, you can really see the growth. they all bop but there are very distinct eras i feel

[smallballz-deactivated20240713]

i'll just leave my wagon here for a bit while i go do something real quick, hope nobody sets it on fire while i'm gone XD

[smallballz-deactivated20240713]

bad news guys

[oniongarlic]

[onepersonfriendgroup]

[kaijuno]

Very tense living situation happening here

[bornintheusa1984-deactivated202]

can't wait to hear john mulaney's excuse this time🙄🙄🙄

[swanjolras-blog-archive-deactiv]

man this has been said before by cleverer folks than me, but sometimes you have to sit down and let the sheer size and age of the storytelling tradition just completely overwhelm you, ja feel?

like— think for a second about how mind-bogglingly incredible it is that we know who osiris is? that somebody just made him up one day, and told stories about him to their kids, and literally thousands and thousands of years later we are still able to go “there was a god whose brother cut him into pieces”, it’s so arbitrary, it’s so incredible

that in talking about scheherazade and her husband, you are doing something that someone in every single generation has done since it was written— you are telling stories that have lasted an impossible amount of time 

can you conceive of telling a story, and then traveling into the future and hearing that same story told— with alterations, and through media that you could not possibly conceive of, but your story— in the year 3214?

the fact that we! as a species! have been telling the same damn stories for so long— the fact that we’ve seen homer’s troy and chaucer’s troy and shakespeare’s troy and troy with fucking brad pitt because we never fucking stop telling stories! never ever ever!

we never stop caring about stories, or returning to the same stories, or putting our own spins on stories. we never stop talking about the characters as if they were real, or asking what happened next, or asking to hear it again.

generation after generation, they never ever ever stop mattering to us.

[dingdongyouarewrong]

i do unironically love saying The Before Times when talking about covid. if we’re gonna be in a deadly pandemic we might as well talk like we’re in bad YA. let’s allow ourselves that

[memewhore]

[explorersofsky]

love the way this website comes together when some cunt dies

[bob-belcher]

[lobstronomousskeleton]

Innovator 

[succubusboyfriend]

me at any given time: can we just buckle down and focus on the task at hand please???

my brain:

my brain: ……….ranibow sprimkle……………

[succubusboyfriend]

ranibow sprimkle……..

[cr0wswithknives]

kepchup.

[cosmicyeehaw]

SPINCH

[oli-nerd]

B A N C H

[scoobertdoobertlove]

chichen nuggest

[yondus-wife]

b R o G L e

[borzboy]

strawbebbies..

[sprayed-cheese]

this post almost moved me to tears

[dragongirldoll]

parma jawn

[k0pstl]

THE LEGENDARY POST! IVE FOUND IT!

[yaoist]

people talk about found family but then they see these characters and they’re obsessed with fitting them into nuclear family roles??? there doesn’t HAVE to be a “mother” and a “father” and they don’t all have to be “siblings” IT’S A FOUND FAMILY IT’S A MULTIFACETED RELATIONSHIP

[yaoist]

this actually really annoys me, it’s wild how people are incapable of thinking about how people who stitch together their own family supposedly would never stitch it together in a pattern that doesn’t fit society’s exactly

[evilwriter37]

This trend frustrates me to no end! Like, I have found family in real life, and we don’t fit into nuclear family roles at all. We call each other family, but that doesn’t mean there are parents, or brothers or sisters. Families, especially found families, do not have to fit the nuclear family roles of society.

[ccorinthian]

[anatomyhouse]

[anatomyhouse]

[etherealblasphemy]

IT NOW IS ABOUT PRINCE PHILLIP

[probablyasocialecologist]

“The Queen’s husband, Prince Philip, had four sisters who were ensconced in Nazi Germany, some serving as conduits of the Nazi party to German aristocracy. For example, Cecile was a Nazi Party member, Sophie named her son after Hitler and Margarita’s husband was German army commander. In fact, when Cecile was killed in a 1937 air crash, Prince Philip attended the funeral and was photographed alongside uniformed Nazi soldiers.”

— Adam J Sacks, The Fascist Sympathies of Britain’s Aristocracy

[queencatradora]