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horangi knows how to rile him up <3
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Does being a child's godparent imply you are the one who will raise them if their parents die?
Yes
No - godparent is a religious/spiritual duty but does not imply this
No - godparent has some other non-religious role
Godparents are not a tradition in my culture
Please also tell me where you're from!
Posting this because that was definitely not the implication of "godparent" in my (US Catholic) subculture, but I've seen people from several non-US - and now US - subcultures say things that just take it as read that "godparent" means "guardian if the parents can no longer take care of the child", which were two very different concepts for us.
German catholic. It's rarely the case (luckily), but being a godparent means here that you'll raise the child in case the parents are incapable. It also means you're the (in case you're very religious) spiritual guardian. It's also common as a godparent to be there at baptisment, first communion, firmation, wedding, in case the child dies. It's a lot less formal nowadays, but godparents usually are close to the kids. NOW... if our version of CPS agrees to that, especially if the godparents are not related to the parents at all, or if their living situation forbids it ... But usually we choose our siblings/close relatives to be godparents. Usually the ones that are reliable.
op turned off reblogs from this post and i am so fucking heartbroken bc how else will people know about quacking in my boobs. what the helley
when the tiddies start the duck parade... That could've been Luci
On another, much lighter notice... We're idiots. All of us. What's Vox's shark's name? Ya know, the BIG, BLUE AND GRAY, CYBERNETICALLY ENHANCED, ONE. EYED. SHARK.... Yeah. Hmhm. Shock.wav They weren't even TRYING to be subtle about it, were they?
Awlrighty~! So. We all know now who Vox was, right? ... a weatherman... I mean... I'm allowed to laugh, yes? But, to be honest, the last two eps were just THE most hilarious things I've ever seen, to be honest. Vox's death was actually impressive. I've never laughed as much as when the TV fell on his head. But ... srsly, what the HELL was his death animation. Just two barely a second long frames and woah!!! that's some bloody... gruesome image!
boy, brutal ...
I'm back on my dumb joke juice
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@shbumi Soap's face "Do you feel secure". And his face just -_-
Do not separate
Part 1
(i believe this is my first drawing in this fandom ever from over a year ago so dont kick me)
aw....
Ya know, as someone like I do when I'm bored, I relisten to 'old' songs from Hazbin Hotel. And what I stumbled over that was making me go like... oh... ohhhhh... "Stayed Gone." Alastor just shitting on Vox for needing help. "Is Vox as strong as he purports, or is it based on his support, he'd be powerless without the other Vees!" And I'm just ... in the light of the last few episodes (We all know he's trying to instigate shit there with Vox and the other Vees... probably wanting someone to be stronger than him so the deal with Rosie's broken..., but alas...), sitting here and thinking. Al. Why are you heckling Vox like that for pairing up with other overlords if you did the same? Are you jealous? Is it embarassement? Are you ashamed you only became that powerful through the deal with Rosie? ... do you want Vox to be stronger than you? ... or do you not want him to rely on others? Did Al ever take Vox to Rosie? Why did Al refuse to partner up with Vox? It would have given him a giant boost in strength AND more souls. So why not? Why, after looking so comfortable and having the only REAL laugh we ever saw from Al in that flashback have him go off like that at Vox? Why did Vox never go to Rosie in the last episodes where he 'serenaded' the other Overlords?
saving ye a seat L.t. ✨
amulet for you. Reuploading this—there was a little error in the previous one.
The MacTavish household is loud.
There's a football match on, Johnny's dad and several brothers-in-law are gathered around the screen, betting against each other on which team will win.
Mrs MacTavish is in the kitchen cooking with the assistance of her daughters, as Johnny lingers by the door, whipping anyone who gets close with a teatowel. The little ones disappeared up into someone's bedroom after realising there was a separate TV where they could, in fact, watch cartoons.
It's hard to hear over the match, men shouting at the TV, the 2000s nostalgia tracks playing on the kitchen radio and the sound of an elderly woman scolding her adult children to stop smacking each other like weans.
And yet, Simon can't bring himself to leave, not even to step outside for a fag.
Not even when a tiny finger taps his leg, oh so gently, and he looks down to find a boy, no taller than his hip, with a shy hand clutched to his chest.
"Mummy says you're Uncle John's boyfriend."
It's most certainly not a question, but the poor thing looks terrified to ask as Simon peers down at him.
"Yeah, I am."
It's well seen the boy is a MacTavish; the confirmation is all he needs to reach up with demands to be lifted. Simon does his best not to laugh; he won't insult the confidence of a child wearing his nicest Spiderman jammies.
For a brief moment, he worries, what will Johnny's sister think if she peeks out to find a man like Simon, effectively a stranger, holding her son to his chest?
The woman simply smiles when she spots him, yelling over Johnny's argument with their younger sister,
"Dinnae let him intae the biscuits, no matter whit he tells ye."
The little boy's huff is all too reminiscent of another dramatic Scot he knows.
"Gran says Auntie Lauren's new boyfriend is a prick."
As is his cheek.
"Oh, really? Tell me more, and I might sneak you a biscuit when Mum isn't looking."
It may just be my scottish family.... but newborns will be offloaded on ANY sober member of the party regardless of if you agree or not.
Tell me that isn't Alastor's true laugh. And tell me that this whole thing that came after wasn't Al having a mental breakdown because if ... if he agreed to be Vox's partner ... Then Vox would've been under You-Know-Who's influence too. And he truly didn't want that. But boy, those two are so homoerotical with each other, that whole episode SERVED.
How B squad met their father
Ghosts little <3 while Johnny's just chattering at him is so adorable.
Fingering the plot hole
@shbumi I have questions.
very relatable, honestly.
Let it be known that if Simon "Ghost that is not nice" Riley is the voice of reason we're all in big trouble
The "Ghost, that is NOT nice" sent me. I howled like a monkey when I heard that line from our big boy Phil.