AnasAbdin
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taylor price
will byers stan first human second
I'd rather be in outer space 🛸
pixel skylines
dirt enthusiast
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Lint Roller? I Barely Know Her
Andulka
Love Begins
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wallacepolsom
Misplaced Lens Cap
Janaina Medeiros
#extradirty
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titsay
2025 on Tumblr: Trends That Defined the Year
Sweet Seals For You, Always
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@lordsmeldingtonthethird
I will only accept League of Assassins Shiva if she views it like a brief fling. Furthermore, imagine that she was briefly part of it while she was still building up her legend and so Talia sees this woman who's seemingly just free in every conceivable way and feeling longing yet a strange sense of pity.
Shiva only joined to learn the art of instant smoke bomb vanishing. She left immeidately after.
The Good Place (2016-2020)
brah
The Good Place’s take on morality is so important to me. It never suggests that being good is easy or straightforward - quite the opposite - but it says, over and over again, that we need to try because we’re all people and we all matter.
have I yelled enough by this point that Good Place is one of the best shows of past decade period
if we can set aside attachment discourse for a moment (please) i think the jedi marriage prohibition makes sense in a “please don’t enter a complex legal, financial, social, and in some cases religious contract, the specifics of which vary wildly depending on planet and culture” way. the single jedi with a law degree does not have time to draft everyone’s prenups to prevent the whole order from getting sued
#we could create so many interesting new problems if we ignore romance and make it about contracts generally#jedi prohibition on getting a loan. jedi prohibition on signing a waiver before bungee jumping. etc
"Qui-Gon didn't try to buy Anakin or the engine because there wasn't anyone in town who offered a credit exchange service" wrong. Qui-Gon gambled for Anakin under the table because after dealing with the Cyrkon Delinquency of 24850, Master Olobi, Esq, has personally promised to hang by the the toes from the highest tower of the Temple for one week any Jedi who generates any trackable legal transaction or obligation between the Order and the Hutts.
IT’S HALLOWEEN TIME TO GET SPOOKY
I T S T H E M I D D L E O F J U N E
I T I S H A L L O W E E N T I M E T O G E T S P O O K Y
Long time no timkon 😋
12 & 62 for the podfic meme please!
12. Do you prefer recording the beginning, middle, or end of a story?
I don't know that I really have a preference on that one
62. Have you taken part in a podficcing event/challenge? Did you like it?
yes! I do Voice Team and Voice Team Mystery Box every year, but my favorites are probably ITPE and summer podfic swap. I just really like makin gifts for people
Hello! Can I ask you numbers 1, 13, and 30 from the “get to know your podficcer” post?
Do you consider podficcing to be your primary fandom activity
Unless reading would count, yeah, podficcing is probably the main thing I do
13. Rec three of your current favorite podfics
[Podfic of] Spring in Hell (and everything's blooming)
by @Flowerparrish is probably my all-time favorite, I go back and listen to this one all the time.
[Podfic of] Beat Him to It
by @kbirbpods, I am a sucker for angst, and hurt comfort
Ain't No Compass, Ain't No Map [PODFIC]
by @opalsong. This thing, is so fucking funny, one of the first pods I listened to as well
30. What is your most and least favorite part of podficcing?
my favorite part is probably recording, and my least favorite part is editing. I like editing other peoples stuff, but I dont like editing my stuff, cause then I have to listen to my voice to do it, and I can get really nitpicky with myself. but I do really like editing other peoples works
For the podficcer ask: 13, 32, 45
13. Rec three of your current favorite podfics
oh god, what are my favorite?
[Podfic of] Spring in Hell (and everything's blooming)
by @Flowerparrish is probably my all-time favorite, I go back and listen to this one all the time.
[Podfic of] Beat Him to It
by @kbirbpods, I am a sucker for angst, and hurt comfort
Ain't No Compass, Ain't No Map [PODFIC]
by @opalsong. This thing, is so fucking funny, one of the first pods I listened to as well
32. How much time do you spend on editing? Have you/would you ever post something unedited?
I would die if I posted something unedited, so no to that part of the question.
I used to spend a lot more time editing, but ever since I swaped to the visual method with me snapping every time I flub or re-record a bit, its cut down on my editing time alot.
45. What is your goal when making a podfic?
Honestly, just to create something, and hopefully give someone else something to listen to
Podficcer ask game: 8, 25, & 33
8- has another podfic ever inspired you to try something new?
I think less individual podfics, but more other podficers have got me into new fandoms. would not have gotten into Murderbot if not for the podficers in that space
25- are there certain types of stories you like reading but avoid podficcing? (Fandoms, style, pov, genre, tropes, etc.)
Probably explicit stuff, not out of a dislike, but more so cause my little sister listens to my stuff, and yeah, she's 22 now, but that's still my little sister, so I try to avoid recording explicit stuff
33- How do you pick a story to podfic?
if I really enjoyed something, I bookmark it, and that serves as my informal to podfic list (unfortunately, I tend to read long stuff, so most of that list is long, and will take me a while to do). For events and stuff i'll limit the word count and filter by those who have blanket permission
A hitman who advertises his services the way a commission artist does
“Um hey guys. I’ve been hit pretty hard with financial difficulty lately. I’d really appreciate it if you’d consider commissioning me.”
Stabbings: $45
Gunshots: $100
Poisonings: $200
Thanks you guys please share if you can! ❤️❤️❤️
Commissions I will NOT take:
👎 Kids (Teens are fine tho)
👎 Bystanders
👎 Other Hitmen
If you want to know why, message me, but otherwise no hate pls ✨
hey guys, normally i try to keep drama off of my blog but this is really important. I just wanted to let you know that someone named WetWorkKing05 has been taking credit for MY kills over on redbloodle.com and is making money off of my hard work. When I messaged him directly he blocked me and threatened to kill ME >_> I’ve tried talking with the mods about getting his account taken down, but redbloodle has NO policy for this and they are no help at all. i don’t know what to do??
PLS signal boost if you can! And in the meantime, if you need somebody killed, do NOT hire WetWorkKing05! he is a THIEF!
repeat after me:
MURDER 👏 THEFT 👏 IS 👏 A 👏 WORSE 👏 CRIME 👏 THAN 👏 REGULAR 👏 MURDER 👏
Credits to the murderer
“Why are your prices so high???? I could kill him myself for free! whatever, ur not even that good at murder anyway”
Emergency Murder Slots available!
First Person - $450, additional bodies add $375 each
(Basically a steal still my normal rate is $650. Cmon guys it’s $200 off!)
Serious inquiries only. EXPOSURE IS NOT A CURRENCY!
Guys please support all these hardworking Individuals!
Good hitmen are hard to find so it’s up to us to raise awareness!!!!
Omg I love this guy’s work! He’s new and not so well known in the hitman community, but he’s so amazing and is appreciate it if you guys have him some love ❤️❤️
Support your local assassins
”um why would I pay a hitmen would I could just steal military ai and have it kill anyone I want for free”
Ai military robots can not murder like real hit men, they’re messy and lack the spirit that involves murder
I’m never leaving this fucking app.
Get to know your podficcer!
(Adapted from this writer meme by @ahdriking)
Do you consider podficcing to be your primary fandom activity?
Briefly describe your podficcing process
What got you started podficcing?
What's your recording setup?
Do you prefer making one-shots or multi-chaptered podfics?
Do you prefer podficcing fic you already know, or cold-reading?
Do you do any prep before you start recording?
Has another podfic ever inspired you to try something new?
Do you like constructive criticism?
Do you have your work beta'd? How important is this to your process?
How do you decide on what voices to give the character(s)?
Do you prefer recording the beginning, middle, or end of a story?
Rec three of your current favorite podfics
What's your relationship with podfic feedback?
What’s a podficcing tip you got that you almost always follow?
How do you approach recording emotional scenes?
How do you approach recording smut scenes?
How many podfic WIPs do you have right now? Talk about one of them
Have you ever hit a podfic roadblock or dry spell? How did you deal with it?
How do you start/end your podfics? (Do you include the full header? Do you do notes? Bloopers?)
Have you done/Do you like doing free talk at the end of a podfic?
Except for "podfic" and format tags, what is the most-used podfic tag on your ao3?
Have you noticed any patterns in your podfics?
Have you been part of multivoice podfics?
Are there certain types of stories you like reading but avoid podficcing? (Fandoms, style, pov, genre, tropes, etc.)
Do you have any advice for other podficcers?
Have you come across podficcing tips and tricks that don't work for you/your process?
What podfic do you wish you got more of a response on?
Which of your podfics would you call your wildest ride?
What is your most and least favorite part of podficcing?
On average, how much podfic do you make in a week/month/year?
How much time do you spend on editing? Have you/would you ever post something unedited?
How do you pick a story to podfic?
Rec some of your favourite podficcers
Have you ever drawn inspiration from another podficcer?
Did you ever think of turning your podficcing skills into a job?
Do you use music in your podfics?
Do you use sound sound effects? What's your favourite?
Do you take podfic commissions?
Have your podfics ever been remixed or further transformed?
Do you listen to your own podfics?
What’s the last podfic you listened to?
Do you enjoy performing angsty scenes, or do you avoid them?
Are there any words you keep mispronouncing no matter how many times you've looked them up?
What is your goal when making a podfic?
How would you describe your podficcing style?
Do you listen to your finished podfics before posting them?
If you've used a podfic beta, what did you look for in them?
How long is your longest podfic?
Which podfic took you the longest/hardest to make, and why?
Which podfic was the fastest/easiest to make, and why?
What’s your total podficcing wordcount?
Do you respond to comments? Why or why not?
How is your fandom time allocated? Do you spend more time reading, podficcing, something else?
What’s your favorite part of the podficcing process?
Which has been your favourite character to voice?
What’s something about your podficcing that you pride yourself on?
Does anyone in your personal life know you podfic? Have they heard your podfics? What did they think?
Do you seek out, or avoid, explicit fic?
Tell us about a podfic-related thing you look forward to
How do you deal with podficcing under pressure (deadlines, participating in events, WIPs...)?
Have you taken part in a podficcing event/challenge? Did you like it?
Are there any of your previous podfics you wish you could remake?
When it comes to long projects or stories with large casts, how do you keep track of character voices?
Do you always record in chronological order? Have you ever recorded scenes out of order?
What's something you're particularly good at in podficcing?
Apart from your voice, do you have a "signature move" or is there tell-tale sign that a podfic is your work?
Do you remember making [Podfic title]? Can you share something from that process? (Favourite or most challenging scene, etc.)
Do you have projects you've had to abandon? Why? Would you like to take them up again?
Do you remember a podfic comment that made you particularly happy?
Got into The Magnus Archives recently(better late than never). Adore this duo so much that I decided to put them in a situation where they're not burning books, chasing some rich Scandinavian and stopping the rituals. Hope you like them
REBLOG IF YOU ARE HELLA BORED AND WOULDN’T MIND SOME CURIOUS ANONS.
ah yes, my favourite tlt characters:
200 dead children
literally Joan of Arc
First Flower of the Ninth House, the Best Cavalier They have Ever produced, Their Triumph, the Best of Them All,
guy with the worst surname ever
Once when I was in undergrad, someone described something as “problematic” in class and our professor was like, “That’s cool, but ‘problematic’ doesn’t really mean anything. It means that the thing you’re describing has a problem, and in and of itself that’s not bad. Art, especially, should always have problems, or else it’s not interesting and not art, either. It sounds like you’re trying to say that this is bad, but you don’t want to say ‘bad.’ Is that right?”
So from then on whenever one of us called something problematic, he would make us talk it out until we could name the “bad” thing we were hinting at. In this particular class, 7/10 it was some type of oppression, and the remainder was like, “I’m uncomfortable because this is very new/confusing/pushing boundaries that made me feel safe.”
Once we stopped calling things “problematic” and stopping at that, class got way more interesting and... we all had to say, like, “that’s racist” or “that’s misogynistic” or “ew capitalism gross” out loud, which a lot of us had never done in a classroom before. Or we had to be like, “Uhhh... I’m not sure what’s so bad?” and confront our own beliefs and that was maybe even more useful.
Anyway. Whenever I see the word problematic, I can’t help but think of this professor being like, “Good starting point, now let’s get specific.” I think when we have to commit to saying “that’s ___” it requires a lot more careful thought about the truth and impact and complexities of whatever we’re claiming. Sometimes there really is some bullshit afoot, and also sometimes it’s art, and it should be full of problems, because that’s what art is.
Podfic of Better Halves (and other such falsehoods)
It's done. Finally, the last chapter was posed. You can find the whole pod here
like, I know what im poding next, but it still just feels so weird that this project is finally done. It's the thing that got me into podficing. The thing I've spent the last half year of my life on is dragging my feet on finishing.
But here it is, all 32 and a half hours of it
