Rabbits and Rabies

[st33le]

some recent doodles :3c for my most recent hyperfixation

[twinvenus]

[tearful might guy voice] The Bonds Of Youth...

[bakapandy]

In which Kankurou is a doting uncle and Gaara learns the rewards of becoming a father. 

BONUS: Kankurou gets his moment

Also, some Shinki who greatly respects his father and cares about him A Lot.

[frostedcupcakesftw]

GUYS??? Did you see the voice cast for Vox Machina Animated???  He’s so cool!

[tshortik]

Essek's terrible horrible no good very bad day ✨

Wanted to try and make a little comic version of one of my favourite chaotic scenes from CR2!

[questbedhead]

It's always funny when people call Vax and Percy the edgy sadboys of campaign 1 as if they're remotely on the same level. Like, Vax is an earnest goober who loves everyone in this bar but just happens to be a bit depressed. Percy is a demonically possessed slo-mo trainwreck fueled by grief and PTSD who got rejected by the god of death for being too emo. They are not the same.

[questbedhead]

honestly the Raven Queen stuff is one of the funniest things about Vax & Percy because when Vax first met RQ he called her a bitch while proposing a Faustian bargain and she decided to make him her eternal champion, meanwhile Percy rolled up like "Good Evening, your Divine Highness, may I Pretty Please ask for your Holy Wisdom about my whole Soul Crushing Grief situation/" and she was like "Holy shit you are a fucked up little bastard! Stop contaminating my blood pit, weirdo!"

[volavolavolavola]

Stand cosplay

The Hand: i_love_stand

Killer Queen: tomozouamerico

Purple Haze: fake9640

Crazy Diamond: gyakuyoga

Star Platinum: myoso1013

Highway Star: kameya59

Heaven Door: 夏弥

[hajnarus]

Ariel is back

[avspol]

kakyoin + text posts

[herzspalter]

A little Kakyoin…

[phuijl]

when the heart of the card responds to your trust just right

[phuijl]

#does this make kaiba kuzco #is kaiba gonna build kaibaland on top of Yugi’s gameshop

#can we turn kaiba into a llama

[yami-no-merwt]

PLEASE CAN WE HAVE BAKURA AND MALIK AS YZMA AND KRONK?

[phuijl]

#does kaiba dress in drag??

i hate you all

[plusonefolloweryes]

THIS JUST GETS BETTER AND BETTER. All I need is Grandpa as the guy who breaks Kaiba’s groove.

[phuijl]

“You threw off my groove!”

“I’m sorry, but you’ve thrown off the CEO’s groove.”

[ask-the-infiltrators]

What’s next… Bakura becoming a cat?

[phuijl]

#omg would Marik’s shoulder devil be Yami Marik?

“Don’t listen to that guy. He’s trying to lead you down the path of righteousness.”

“I’m gonna lead you down the path that rocks!”

[strangewill97]

What would that make Joey???

[phuijl]

#Rebecca should be the wife 

#Ok Ok but Kuriboh would totally be the little squirrel >w> 

“Kurikurikuri??”

“No nonONONONONONO-”

“KURIK URIRIRHR!?”

[katyanoctis]

THIS KEEPS GETTING BETTER OMFG

[8bitmickey]

Ok just go ahead and redraw the movie scene by scene

[skarmorysilver]

So, would the jaguars be Beast-type monsters or Dragon-types?

[phuijl]

  # The Big 5 turning into animals

“Get them!”

“Hey, I’ve been turned into a penguin. Can I go home?”

“You’re excused.”

[optix149]

Instead of a giant trampoline, it’s magical cylinder.

[phuijl]

“For the last time, we did not order a Magic Cylinder!”

“You know pal, you could have told me that before I set it up.”

#would baby kaiba have blue eyes white dragon plushies?

i hate all 126,000 of you

[rachelbethhines]

it just keeps getting better and better. 

[nuttyrabbit]

Top quality content on my dash

[sege-h]

@squigglydigg

[mathewryf]

Would the two guys playing a board game be playing Dungeon Dice Monsters?

[phuijl]

“Hey Yugi, you just missed your relatives.”

“Yeah, we just sent them up to your house.”

#Kaiba lines up all the yugioh spinoff protags in a line looking for a rival

“Hate your hair. Your hair. And your hair. Annnnd…”

“Lemme guess, you have a great personality.”

# And instead of a sewer crocodile it’s some sewer dragon thing..lol…

[bakapandy]

A pseudo-comic about some Kankurou feels….

[kaocottontail]

It's been confirmed in no uncertain terms that the wristband etc for Coachella 2020 will be void for 2021 regardless of if the ticket was rolled over or not, so I feel safe taking the box apart now haha I have about a week left to decide if I want to request a refund or risk holding onto it in the hope that enough people I care about will perform to make it worth my while

[officialqueer]

Honestly “queer” is so useful for people like me w/ a “complicated orientation” b/c instead of having to say I’m “asexual panromantic” and explain what that means, I can just say “I’m queer” and it tells you all you need to know (that I’m not straight).

[violet-lesbiann]

yeah sure good for you but don’t ever ever use that word for someone who doesn’t identify as it themselves, it’s not an umbrella term for everyone. also “pan/ace” would definitely work, even if you don’t want to use it, other people could. i use ace lesbian and definitely not the q slur.

[lesbianpeachs]

Wow its almost like they were just talking about using it on themselves for individual reasons and you butted in to be an ass and be condescending because you think you’re superior for not using queer, then you called their identity a slur right to them. But that can’t possibly be what you were trying to do, right?

[violet-lesbiann]

Anyone is allowed to use it for themselves, I never said no one should do that if that’s what they want. Queer is a slur though. I just want people to be aware of that, I have no idea if OP is aware of that or not but some people using that word aren’t. I’m tired of people including me and other people who don’t want to be included in that word, and before anyone asks, I never meant that OP did that, because I literally have no idea if they do.

[lesbianpeachs]

Queer is a slur as much as any other LGBT+ word, I just want you to be aware of that.

“Gay” is used as an insult. It is used to be demeaning. Its used to discriminate. And yet its used as the all mighty umbrella - gay rights, gay marriage, gay community - when discussing the entire community.

Gay gets used as a slur. Queer gets used as a slur. But I don’t walk up to gay people and say “your identity is a slur, you know that right” or get pissed when they say “the gay community” when they mean the whole community.

Personal identity and preference in terms, even harmful words that get used as slurs, are not questioned; except for the word Queer.

Queer gets shut down. Queer people get others in their faces saying “your identity is a slur!” Queer people don’t have the freedom to identify in a community, but are forced under other terms against their will due to hypocrisy and double standards.

So if you’re not going to come onto gay people’s posts for the same behavior, maybe critically analyze why exactly you feel the need to be so condescending to Queer people, specifically on posts that ONLY have to do with personal identity. Why you feel the need to insist to Queer people that their identities are slurs, to directly slap away the power of reclaiming a word from them by demanding it remain in the hands of the Straights as a perpetual slur.

[jormunganndr]

I think an important difference between gay and queer is however, that queer started out as a slur used against members of the community and continues to be used as a slur in many places. Whereas gay began as a word the community chose itself to describe itself and was then later used by homophobes and heterosexuals in general in a negative way, meaning however, that gay doesn’t hold the same negative connotations as queer for many people simply because it was our word that they took, and not a word that they forced on us to make us “strange” or “other” like queer means.

[lesbianpeachs]

That’s…. Not true. People think so because the history before gay was reclaimed is way older (older than any love community member’s lifetimes, probably,) but gay had the exact same origins.

It was meant to denote sexually perverse people, most frequently sex workers and those who hired them. Anyone who participated in anything but married, vanilla, straight sex might have been referred to as “gay,” including any suspected LGBT person.

The word (already being one frequently used on the community,) was reclaimed as a community identifier when the community wanted to disconnect from the clinical and diagnostic implications of “homosexual.”

There is record of queer being reclaimed and used as a personal identifier literally before the popularization of gay. Both words are reclaimed slurs with negative histories, and BOTH are used as slurs against the community still to this day.

The more recent history of the mid to late 20th century more prevalently favored queer as a slur, as is represented in our media. However its clearly undeniable that the switch back to gay as the popular community slur (along with the ever present f slur,) happened in the 2000s. Which is trying to be denied and rewritten by the anti queer crowd, who completely ignore the words popularity with community members who actually lived through when it was a popular slur.

[lanewilliam]

Yes to all of this. When it comes to words for “not straight” there are hardly any choices that didn’t originate as ways to stigmatize or pathologize us. We are all using reclaimed slurs to describe ourselves. 

Also, queer is reclaimed in a particularly empowering way. It doesn’t just mean “same-sex attraction” but encompasses a whole spectrum of attractions and gender orientations. It’s a word that says to asexuals, pansexuals, bisexuals, trans folks, genderfluid and genderqueer and genderless folks and people who are still figuring themselves out, “hey, you’ve got a home here. We don’t need to categorize you to love you.” 

This is important because there are a lot of divisions within the LGBTQ+ world, and in particular cis gay men and cis lesbians often overlook or exclude trans, bi and asexual people. Queer is the only word that not only demands equal acceptance for everyone, but leaves the door open for words and descriptors that haven’t even been invented yet. 

Somebody else pointed this out earlier to me, and of course I’ve lost the post, but it’s really suspicious that of all the reclaimed slurs, the one that gets the most pushback is the one that is most radically accepting of all identities

[27-teacups]

“hey, you’ve got a home here. We don’t need to categorize you to love you.”

Lmao yeah! the pushback against this idea is overt and disgusting and I don’t trust anybody who perpetuates it. 

Queer is an ideology and an identity, historically and now. It is an umbrella for that ideology and an umbrella for those identities, historically and now. They can’t be conflated (with LGBT) and it’s super fucking disingenuous to pretend one is just the tarnished besmirched dirty slur version of the other. They’re different. In my particular work for example, Queer bioethics is different from LGBT bioethics and conflating the two will muddle any discussion you try to have about them because they lead to literally opposite conclusions in some cases. 

[thispotterhead]

Yeah I freaking love pancakes

[thispotterhead]

Wait wrong post

[officialqueer]

By far the best addition to this post

[uphillbothways]

This is one of those things where I feel like an old. Like, *the* slogan I associate with pride is, “We’re here, we’re queer – get used to it!” There was a TV show called “Queer Eye for the Straight Guy” that was total mainstream pap. (Not that the show wasn’t riddles problematic elements from the concept out, but ‘queer’ in the title was clearly meant as a positive.) I just have a hard time processing queer as anything but reclaimed.

[officialqueer]

They actually shot “Queer As Folk” in my city!

[river-b]

TERFs and radical gender/sexuality bianarists are flooding social media and blogging sites with propaganda smearing the word queer in the hopes of silencing all of us who don’t identify with their hate politics. I fought hard to reclaim the word queer in the late 80s and early 90s, and it’s the one word that doesn’t worship exclusion. Which is why these people are trying to convince you not to use it. fuck that noise. there is literally no word i could use to identify my sexuality that hasn’t been thrown at me in hatred, fear, and violence. No way am I giving up the one of those that allows me to talk about all of my community without trying to put people in boxes they don’t fit in.

[monanotlisa]

I will never not reblog this post. Queer, queer, queer here. 

[mswyrr-deactivated20181203]

“Queer” has been claimed by queer people as a self-descriptor since at least 1910. It’s an insult to those historical people (and all the generations of queer historical people who have identified as queer since then) to pretend that the people using it as a slur owned it more than the queer people who used it as a self-descriptor.

Source: George Chauncey, “Gay New York,” page 101

[killerchickadee]

They don’t want us to use queer because they don’t want to be lumped in with anyone who’s not cis gay or cis lesbian. So fine. You don’t like the word queer? You don’t want to be in the “queer” community? Get the fuck out, then. Y'all don’t welcome us in your community anyway, so we’ll just have our own.

And it’ll be queer as fuck.

[gettzi]

I fucking love the word queer ❤

[beatrice-otter]

Or, to put it another way, using a great old slogan of the community: I’m not gay as in happy, I’m queer as in fuck you.

[rosalarian]

Yes yes yes yes yes! These younglings today don’t know their queer history but feel so free to comment on it. Trying so desperately to assimilate into straight culture by turning your nose up at queer, and all the people who take refuge under its umbrella. Queer accepted me when nobody else would, not even the LGBT groups. 

Queer is full of the types of people who don’t make good poster children for the middle class assimilationist cis gay couple just looking to get married and have some kids. Queer forces us to realize the fight didn’t end with gay marriage, and cis gays are gonna have to step out of the spotlight sometimes, and realize cis gays have privilege, and fight for someone with less. Trans people, nonbinary people, people in nontraditional relationship structures, aromantics, asexuals, sex workers. Heck more and more bisexual people these days are switching over to queer because the amount of biphobia in the so-called lgBt community is so alienating, and also because so many of us feel the term bisexual reinforces a false gender dichotomy and we’re too tired of jokes about kitchenware to use pansexual.

Part of what I love about the term queer is that it does make people uncomfortable. It makes them aware of their privilege, exposes certain biases, even within the LGBT community. What’s so wrong with a movement that strives to fight for everybody, huh? Huh?

[vulgarweed]

Proudly bi, proudly queer, and being part of this movement when I was young was an honor.

[thebreakfastgenie]

If you watch the documentary We Were Here about the AIDS crisis in San Francisco several of the survivors interviewed refer to the queer community. 

[gauntletknight-deactivated20230]

In doing research for my thesis, queer is used as a political word of power.  There were gays and then there were the queers; the politically active, vocal, fighters who got angry, who weaponized their queerness against the cisheteropatriarchy.  They were those who were proud of being different, and fought for that right.

Queerphobes cannot take that history away from us.

[ironwoman359]

A long post, but an important one

[kaocottontail]

I've personally embraced the term 'queer' in recent years. It's comfortable in a way that calling myself 'bi' never quite was. When I was growing up, in my sheltered world you were either straight, gay or bi, and even then being bisexual was something 'new' I didn't know you could be until my mid to late teens. If you want to know my textbook label, I'm technically pansexual, but I didn't know what that term was when I was growing up. I didn't come to terms and embrace my own queerness under that label, but I did under bi, so that's what I've always felt most comfortable identifying as even though it didn't quite fit. With all of our terminology that's understood and embraced these days, nothing has felt more comfortable than referring to myself as bi (old-ish dog, new-ish tricks) but I've found myself finding new comfort and personal acceptance under the old label of 'queer.' So, I'll use it all I want, thank you very much.

[flowerbae88]

White Night Ep. 5 - High noon

[officialjimmybuffett]

as stated in this video, pride is not cancelled.  the capitalist, romanticized pride that has been so normalized is cancelled. your parties are cancelled. the parades are cancelled.

instead we are brought back to our roots that stem from 50 years ago.  the stonewall riots, (yes, riots) were a series of violent protests lead by queer people of color. the lgbtq community owes everything to people of color.  its time to give back.

pride is not cancelled. we’re celebrating the way we did 50 years prior. it’s time for the sequel.

[fagflint]

not to have a take but i think a lot of the reason some christian/ex-christian gays still love veggie tales is because it never told you "If You dont Do This God Will Be Mad At You" that was so often shoved down throats like it was always positive messages and like "even if you make a mistake you can make up for it" and it focused on more Being a Good Person instead of making your whole identity the fact that you're religious

also they ended literally every episode with "And Remember! God made You special, and He Loves you Very Much" and like especially for groups harmed and isolated by the church like the lgbt community like thats such a good message and it really just makes you feel okay like yk idk if i believe or not but whenever i get in a Bad Rut im like well Im Special and Loved Very Much and like thats so fucking comforting and also larry is gay and the songs are bops