#but unfortunately...

[darth-sonny]

Would everyone's opinions of Kirby change if they came about a different way? Like, if they were essentially a test tube baby? I'd imagine it would, but not too much because of their "other parent".

yeah. pretty much everyone's opinions on Kirby were the way that they are/were because of how they were born, and the implications/revelations that they brought

had they been a test tube baby (second parental DNA somehow not needed or questioned), or if they had been an accidental clone, then everyone would've warmed up to them far quicker

but yeah. Kirby's treated they way they are because they are a biological baby, and what that very much entails

[the-soap-bar]

kinda wanna let daddy get me really really baked... kinda wanna let him do whatever he wants to me...

let him turn my brain off and just be there...

[snarp]

A problem with Jekyll/Github Pages that I always forget about until I push some kind of big change: you can't make it do that randomly-rename-the-CSS-file thing that Rails and such do, so a lot of browsers will try to keep using the cached styles for a while.

[starrynightsforever]

If Phoebe Green weren’t the fucking worst I would say that leaning suggestively over a desk while saying “three pipe problem” is an iconic way to remind someone that they laid some pipe for you on Sir Arthur Conan Doyle’s gravestone. :/

[thefankid]

i was going to jokingly complain abt an inconvenience being homophobia but then i thought about it for a second and like. it really IS homophobia 💀

[thelegendofclarke]

reasons not to take the opinions of actors too seriously: they are literally not allowed to tell the truth. 

actors are straight up contractually obligated to lie when answering specific questions about anything related to a show’s story line before it is aired in it’s entirety. every single actor on every single show ever signs a non disclosure agreement at the time they are hired. if they break it they could loose their job and potentially be sued for breach of contract. 

joking, making fun, or seeming over reactions (including assholery) could very likely be that actor’s way of deflecting or over compensating or attempting to avoid that line of questioning. they are lying, they are acting, it’s what they do!

[theuselessgurl]

When you've achieved flow state in the byler fandom, hooked up to all the byler variants, the spider man trailer just came out, and just read song of achilles and you think you're having the time of your life

Then boom! exams

How am I supposed to study if this is the kind of stuff I'm surrounded with