[an enigmatic guitar riff]

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[kmnm1403]

the autopsy report is outdated Hajime

[erewile]

a little comedic balm for a stressful scene

[kippwire]

who's ready for raiders

[viyojo]

"Hello, my name is-"

My piece for @spectrumobligatozine.

[ashafox]

Myself and my friends overwatch mains hanging out :)

Guess which one I main

[valentying]

awww awww ohh oh the skrinkley dooink

[snoozieperhour]

The Mechanic

[superajokera]

She's so awesome, I love her.

[lizardsarecute]

eheee it's friday i'm freee self indulgent korsica

trying a couple different things with how i draw her

[erewile]

Big Omelet

[the-enfolded]

Who woulge indeed!

Art: Allie Irwin

Dank memes: the Enfolded

[redpapercraness]

idk if ballerina blaze is a common headcanon or not but i personally think it should be more embedded into our collective subconscious

[harrllin]

[ariadne-mouse]

I'm at the end of S1 of my Midst relisten and with the context of the full story it strikes me again how at age thirteen Lark saw the Trust kill her mother and then had to flee, and in 1x18 she sees the Trust kill Sherman and instantly decides to take Tzila - who is almost thirteen - with her, despite the risk to her own plans, freedom, and survival. She does have a connection with Sherman and Tzila both (repressed as hell) so it's not like there's no care in it, but in Lark's journey reconnecting to people and community, it makes sense that she would see such a clear echo of her old pain and think, subconsciously, I'll be there where someone wasn't for me; I'll make this different.

[jesterlavorres]

Lark in Season 3 of MIDST

[incognitopolls]

How much of the time do you wear prescription glasses or contacts?

All the time, they only come off if they'd be in the way for certain things

Most of the time, but sometimes I just don't wear them

Whenever I go somewhere, but not when I'm at home

Whenever I'm at home, but not when I go somewhere

Only at school/work/another specific span of time

Only to see particular things (e.g. to read a sign, then I take them off again)

Sometimes, based on some other criteria

Never, but I probably should wear them

Never, I have vision problems that can't be corrected with prescription lenses

Never, my vision is 20/20 or better

Voting ended onMay 23

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[izu]

fuckass cat