#did you know...

[krossan]

I love to make Dan mute and let his expressions tell what he is thinking.

Of course Dan is NOT mute, he can talk but it is funny that by not making him talk, it adds a different sense of "seriousness" into his personality

Now, It all depends of the circumstances. Sometimes it works and sometimes we might need some words coming out from his mouth.

[alchemisticramblings]

hold your horses?? wrong. hold your torses

i got no idea what happens in this fandom but i have been informed this is basically canon

[the-spookiest-month]

Selfshipping with Bob Velseb but actively acknowledging the fact that he's a bloodthirsty cannibalistic serial killer.

(You have no idea he's the man behind the mask, stalking your every move. You love him oh so much and confide in him about the mysterious figure standing outside your window at night. Your relationship is doomed to end with your death at his hands. You're just easy prey, after all).

[almaignismare]

That raises a very interesting point. Most Pokemon builds we see are based around competitive battling, or travelling the wilderness (HM slaves etc). This is normal because we always follow the perspective of a Pokemon trainer travelling to challenge the League.

But for regular people, living their daily lives, getting a Pokemon "team" will probably be less about these things, and more about the general comfort of daily living, either by being amazing pets (like the Flareon above) or by helping with everyday chores.

Something like an Octillery will give you a Helping Hand with the dishes by using Soak and Bubble Beam, and then never dropping them ever due to its Suction Cups ability. Or Musharnas helping insomniacs fall asleep with Moonlight (for the atmosphere), Calm Mind, then finally putting you to sleep with Yawn or Hypnosis. They could even warn them of potential threats while sleeping with Forewarn.

Not to mention all the industries where Pokemon could work as replacements for specialized machinery: we've seen plenty of Machokes and Conceldurrs (using Strength, no doubt) on construction sites, and electric types as batteries/power plants. Excadrills could help with creating tunnels and mining. Not to mention the singular god-esque figures that can just alter the laws of physics to their trainer's every whim.

For a world full of willing creatures that can do so much, they are *very* underutilized. How is this society *less* advanced than our own technologically and especially infrastructurally (just a couple of small towns, maybe one large town per region, most of them not even connected with regular routes, just tall grass roaming with wild animals). Even the Flintstones used their dinosaurs in more creative ways.

Outside of that, thanks for being my first ask ever. If anyone wants to send more, feel free to do so :)

[breezibowsdisastrousdiaryentries]

Im tempted to just reblog abuncha posts about my current hyperfixation but like im lowkey too embarrassed to and my main content is mostly afc related so 😔🥀🥀 would it be fine if i started posting/reblogging bout other stuff more?? i'll still make afc content sure but currently as of now i just wanna geek about about this guy hwhshsjshsjshhs

[yamisnuffles]

I am so tired of getting recommended posts by book fans who seem to be under the weird delusion that people who like the show have never read the book. Like... you can like both. I know lots of people who do. Or you can prefer the show but have read the book.

[akachankami]

since i actually had some free time to work on something i’ve been meaning to try for quite some time (thanks quarantine) i finally have something to share!!

katniss the vampire slayer

it’s obviously for @ellanainthetardis‘ awesome fic series, check it out here if you haven’t already =)

happy birthday karine!