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[this-is-a-job-for-vesemir]

Astarion: I do admire how you got that lantern, you know.

Astarion: Not just your craftsmanship, although the dead pixies are - 'mwah'.

dev note:

Astarion: But being willing to turn away from what you know. To turn away from the light and bend the darkness to your will.

Astarion: I see you, Gale of Waterdeep. I see you.

dev note:

[lanthegreatarts]

Redesigned my Fellswap Sans Aurum! The potty mouthed, energetic goof who tries to keep peace as Captain of the Royal Guard in a chaotic/violent Underground ruled by a grief fulled/violent/unpredictable Queen Toriel.

Aurum also loves practical jokes and is a bit of a hopeless romantic. That last one has gotten him almost killed and has broken his heart more than once uwu

He and his brother Copper (who I still need to draw asdfsdf) look after each other and keep each other safe, while also driving each other crazy with brotherly antics (as all Sans' and Papyrus' should) And both of them bully and prank the human even after they all become friends (Chara bullies them back just as fiercely but both the bulling and pranking go down quite a bit when they start to get along)

[a5tr0n0m1cal]

Hello, hello ! I hope asks are opened :3 I would like to submit a classic. Skelly Boy is chilling in the park when a stray dog comes close. He snifs them like he want to say hello, then turns around, lifts the back paw, pee on them and leaves like nothing ever happened. For UT, US, UF, HT and SF brothers :3

Sans: Well...that sucks. He’s not one to get really angry about these sorts of things. He’ll simply shortcut home to take his shoes off and toss them in the wash. That’s the great thing about slippers, they’re flexible/soft enough to be put in a washing machine. 

Papyrus: He’s spent enough time around annoying dog to know when a dogs about to know when a dogs going to pee. He immediately jerks his feet away and scolds the dog before it can get the chance. 

Blue: “WH- Are you serious?!?!” He’ll be a bit miffed at the situation, but he’s not outraged or anything. Looks like he’ll have to shortcut back home before he resumes his day out.

Stretch: He’s heartbroken. What a betrayal! Not only did he not get to pet the dog, but it peed on his shoe?! Talk about being kicked while you’re down! He’ll glumly make his way back home to take off his pee soaked shoe and then mope around on the couch for a bit like a big baby. 

Red: Let’s out a few curse words and shakes his foot (as if that would help 💀) He’s not actually mad, he’s just a bit irritated. Just like Sans he’ll shortcut back home and trade in his sneakers for his backup pair of shoes.

Boss: Like Papyrus, he’ll be quick to pull his feet away before the dog can pee on him. He’ll then begin to lecture the dog as if it were a person. “Do you know how expensive these boots are!?” 

Bear: He’s not bothered at all, actually. He might sigh in disappointment but that’s about it. He’ll teleport home to change his shoes, but probably ends up just staying home after that.

Brace: He’ll just frown and go “How rude!” as the dog walks off. Now he’s got to make the trip back home to change his shoes! Bummer. 

Plum: He’ll scoff and shortcut back home as quickly as he can to take off his soiled shoe. He’s scowling at everyone and everything for the rest of the day. 

Cash: He takes it in stride. So he’s got a little pee on his shoe, what’s the big deal? Nothing a quick tossinghisshoeintothenearesttrashcan can’t solve. He’ll grab a cheap pair of sandals from the convenience store to replace them.

[demi-queen]

Alright kids, sit down, buckle up, because I’ve got a story to tell!

So, I’m in college right? It’s this tiny private college in the middle of nowhere USA that you’ve probably never heard of. Anywho, so I have this class that is only on Tuesdays. The first “week” of the semester started on Wednesday, so I didn’t go to that class at all that week. The next week, Tuesday ended up being a snow day, so all our classes for that day were on zoom. The class I’m talking about is a creative writing class that really wouldn’t work over zoom, so we got an email saying that class was cancelled for that week as well. So the first two weeks of the semester and I still haven’t had this class, which is one I’ve really been looking forward to, both because I enjoy creative writing, and because of who the professor is. Needless to say, this third week comes around and it looks like nothing is going to get in the way of me going to this class, and I am super excited. The anticipation has been building up and I am ready to finally get to this class.

3:30 PM comes around and all of us are restless. The professor still isn’t hear, but it’s not unheard of for one to be a few minutes late. The clock keeps ticking by, and still no professor. Some of us check if we’ve missed an email saying it’s been cancelled. It hasn’t. We check that we have the right time. We do. Still, no professor. It’s been long enough that any other group of students probably would just up and leave, but we have all been looking forward to this class since we saw that we got it on our schedules, and we aren’t going to be leaving yet.

Still, there’s only so long you can wait before you start to get bored and restless. One of my classmates gets up and starts writing on the whiteboard. We all glance up from our various conversations to see what’s up, and he starts speaking.

“Alright, we need some controversy,” and we’re finally able to read what he wrote on the board:

Hogwarts is a bad school

Immediate agreement. I don’t think anyone disagreed, even us Harry Potter nerds, because lets face it, Hogwarts is a bad school. It breeds hatred and prejudice. The house system is bs, the year-long competition unnecessary and super stressful, there’s no unity. Anywho, no one disagreed, so he erased that and began writing something else.

“Okay, that didn’t get the response I expected so…” On the board it now said:

Himbos

Thus began the most bizarre class I have ever experienced in all my two semesters of college and schooling in general. Some people didn’t understand what a himbo was, so we wrote a list of basic characteristics:

1. Dumb

2. Beefy

3. Kind (which we elaborated as being someone who drinks their “respects women juice” or is a feminist)

This classmate then proceeded to go down a list of controversial himbos for us to decide whether they actually were one or not (we decided that anything that would take Kronk off the list was invalid)

Here’s a picture of our list:

This took at the very least a half hour of conversation. We only stopped because people had some places to be, mainly the guy who stood up and started the conversation in the first place.

Guys, I am now far more comfortable with these classmates and know them far better than some of the classmates that I have gone to school with since elementary.

Anywho, like I said, most people left after that first guy left. There was maybe about 10 minutes left of the class, technically (it ends at 4:45), and there were only four of us who opted to stay. I had another class at 7:30 and had nothing better to do until then, the other three had similar reasons. I made an off-handed comment about how it would be funny if the professor showed up the last 5 minutes of class; the others chuckled in that sort of way that meant they agreed that it would be funny if that did happen, but they didn’t really believe it would.

And you know what happened? You know what happened? He DID! Five minutes left and in walks Professor Orson Scott Card with a bag full of books and no care in the world.

It turns out that he had been told from our registrar office that the class started at 5 and he never bothered to double check, because why would they lie to him? He thought he was early. He was so proud of that until he thought the class was supposed to start and he was like, “there’s only four of you today? How odd…” and we were like, “Uh, no, technically class is over.” He was so embarrassed. We all felt so bad for him. We stayed for the next hour and a half listening to him ramble about poetry, the importance of research when writing historical fiction (He’s not a fan of The Scarlett Pimpernel), and basically whatever popped up in the conversation. Never give him a vampire book; he won’t read it. He’s not a huge fan of fantasy, because he feels like they’re all too British-lore centric and aren’t applying our modern experiences enough (he said it better but that was kind of the gist). He has a semi-morbid sense of humor.

It was fantastic. He’s funny, and he used words like “woke” and he used them correctly. Guys, he called Limericks the Dad Jokes of poetry (affectionate) when all of us said we’ve never written one before and he highly recommend we try to. He bashed critics. He talked about his kids and grandkids. He offered to read our poetry outside of class assignments and give peer feedback because he loves poetry and it’s his opinion that having a peer read your poetry is akin to giving them something to appreciate, not criticize. He thinks it makes much more sense to say “ain’t” instead of “aren’t” and calls “aren’t” old school-teacher propaganda. I’m so excited you guys, this is going to be fantastic. :)

[mildlycuriousdragon]

Your FFXV content actually made me curious enough to buy the game. ♥

infecting others with brainrot was my plan all along >:)

[secretmellowblog]

Ahh I wish I could be more active on tumblr writing overlong meta posts again, but dumb life stuff keeps getting in the way ;_;;;;;;;

[whatthefuckisasweep]

i cannot draw comics but i was inspired by @bitsby‘s i need a hero simmons parody thing so i just drew what i imagined would happen if there was some sort of damsel in distress situation. he just wanted to be saved gracefully... smh

[bobatm]

Done by my friend Duyen ;w;