I Miss the Sea

Genevieve | 25 | USA | Gemini-Cancer FFXIV bnuuy I like history and nature and cute things.

[thememedaddy]

[pyrobchilling]

Oh shit I just realized I can post the "Gaussian Blur Wizard That Gaussian Blurs You" here

[transgendercyborg-deactivated20]

[zzoupz]

his friend "Motion Blur Mage That Motion Blurs You"

[blastovkatamarinecromancy]

Their long suffering associate, the "Sharpen Cleric that Sharpens you (badly)"

[artastic-foe]

Nooo!!! What have you all unleashed upon us!?!

[l4byr1nthz1]

dont forget the chromatic abberation warlock that chromatically abberates you

[vinnybox]

may I add Mystic Mosiac who turns your quality waaaaaaay down

[theo-window]

What did he do to deserve this

[rain-droplet]

punished by the council

[i-draws-dinosaurs]

FOOLS!!!! YOU ARE ALL NOTHING BENEATH THE MIGHTY POWER OF MY JPEG ARTIFACT

[nyancrimew]

the median voter

[i-m-p-u-l-s-i-v-e]

[anneofgreengaybles]

dark peter pan™️ retellings and sequels and adaptations etc etc etc are so boring and corny to me because that book is already so inherently dark and sad in both its content as well as the events that preceded it being written

[anneofgreengaybles]

“wHaT iF pEtEr pAn wErE a mUrDeReR” what if I told you the reason Peter Pan even exists at all is because JM Barrie’s brother died when he (brother) was 13 and JM was 6 and JM subsequently spent much of the rest of his childhood pretending to be his dead brother for his mother because the mother was so destroyed by her grief and that’s how he got the idea of a little boy who never grows up. what then

[jami-c]

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[jecart]

Found some pictures of rabbits doing flying kicks at each other and had to draw them.

[heedra]

really losing my patience for any 'feminist' statement to the tune of 'we need feminism because women fill a fundamentally different and necessary role than men and will be better at doing x y or z'. like actually i think we need feminism because it is an unbearable death of the spirit by inches to exist in a world where you are not seen as a fully realized human being because of a single cultural determination, and because a world that enshrines such things creates systems that are fundamentally sick to the core

[milk5]

Each pea makes us closer to getting bigger

[milk5]

Eventually we get larger from eating them

[cheel0te]

[wheeloffortune-design]

CONTROVERSIAL OPINION ABOUT BISEXUALITY

that purple in the middle is not the right saturation, it doesn't fit with the other two colors and it drives me crazy.

[deus-ex-aquila]

all right, I think I got this, I've got dual citizenship and I have another flag we can borrow from:

step 1

step 2

step 3

[varangianviper]

[wheeloffortune-design]

This is true bi/ace solidarity.

[xthehatchick]

holy shit

[finnslay]

This is the only correct way

[transarsonist]

[Patchnotes]

swapped purple in bisexual and asexual flags for better saturation matching and color theory

[iamthedukeofurl]

"Cassandra Cain is Batman's favorite because she's the best fighter" Incorrect. Sure it's nice that he doesn't need to worry about her getting hurt, but that's not it. "Cassandra Cain is Batman's favorite because she's the most dedicated to his mission" ALSO incorrect. "Dedication to the Mission" is a tricky thing to measure, she's probably the most dedicated to never killing someone, but most of the various Bats manage to not kill people without her level of dedication to not doing so. But even if she was, that wouldn't make her his favorite. "Cassandra Cain is Batman's favorite because her borderline mind-reading powers means he doesn't need to talk to her" Correct. This man would communicate entierly via grunts and silent stares if he could. Half of his "Other heroes stay out of gotham" Schtick is just to minimize the degree to which he needs to spend time talking to said other heroes. A sidekick who can understand what he means with a minimal number of actual human words exchanged is the dream.

[ceescedasticity]

It's easy to point at a movie or TV show or book or fic and say "head injuries don't work like that" or "they would be dead of blood loss" and so on and so forth.

But when we're talking fantasy/sci-fi/something else where we are already making some counter-to-reality assumptions—

Canon has clearly established that in-universe, head injuries (for example) do work like that.

In most cases canon has not clearly stated that in-universe human biology is the same as real-world human biology.

So, given the ways in which injuries/medicine/illnesses have been seen to work in canon, what can we conclude about the unseen biological differences there must be?

[paradoxspaceheater]

before you say "science (biology, physics, etc...) doesn't work like that!" you should ask yourself "did the narrative ever establish that this world follows the same rules ours does?" or did it even specifically establish (through the inclusion of magic, or implausible sci-fi elements) that it doesn't?

[fibsh-awards]

[djpachipikachu]

happy pride month

[segamascott]

[brucebocchi]