Nov 17, 2016
(@brctherless | x)
“I really don’t see what the big deal is.”
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(@brctherless | x)
“I really don’t see what the big deal is.”
brctherless replied to your post:brctherless replied to your post:Ana is one of the...
If anything she’s the one that embarrasses pharah by giving her every form of contraception to make sure she’s safe
PLEASE. she’s literally like regina george’s mom just “can i get you anything? a condom? some snacks? god love ya”
like she definitely is v open to talking about safe sex and sexual health and fareeha’s just like ‘kill me now’ but really it’s... good advice and shes always got p much everything on hand honestly.
brctherless replied to your post:Ana is one of the few women allowed in the DADD...
thank god?????? that joke is so worn out && just Plain Bad lmao???
honestly... like all the comics abt ana being rude af to angela in a fareeha/angela ship stuff i just... stop...
ana wants fareeha to be happy and if shes dating shes not??? going??? to attack her s/o / partner?? like?????????? why??????????????????
@brctherless
“Depends on what you need fixed--but, sure, I can probably get the job done.”
If there was one thing Brigitte had learned all too quickly, it was that the life of a traveler rarely paid for itself; the money they operated off of had to come from somewhere, and it sure wasn’t Reinhardt’s particular brand of heroism - especially not when he turned down offers of rewards more often than not. More often than not, Brigitte made an effort to keep money in their pockets by setting up shop on the road, offering mechanic work out of the back of the van.
The actual success of her business varied - only so much a person could do with mostly scrap, a few old tools, and a huge suit of armor taking up most of her workspace - but the best clients were almost always the other travelers. Folks who needed a job done but couldn’t be expected to have the resources to do it themselves, wanted it done fast and couldn’t afford to waste time hunting down the nearest mechanic who would likely be hours away.
“You have a name? Or would you rather I just call you ‘that archer’?”
brctherless replied to your post:
Good thing hanzo squats always