#first submission!

[surelyimisheard]

thank you anon for the submission! 😘

[missfay49]

Ok all this talk of Evillious plus you saying Patton was gluttony in your post has me imagining him in this dress now

~ I haven’t gotten to this character yet but Patton stealing Roman’s color because he just needs to hoard all the colors too is hilarious

[cruelestsuggestion-moved]

I’m the reason I feel unlovable. It’s my fault. The pain I’ve caused others will never let me allow myself love.

[incorrectdanganronpascreenshots]

[camp-camp-positivity-board]

This Anonymous Camper submitted: @a-little-oopsie-daisy is the best!! every time i see daisy on my dash, i can’t help but smile! thanks for all the laughs and good times, daisy!! ilu! ( from a very shy bean who’s just happy u exist )

[earlytrekfandom]

I was quite young when Star Trek aired, and I was hooked immediately. My dad was a big science fiction fan, so he and I would watch it together and he’d buy me the novelizations. I still have the first comic, and the whole set of trading cards (minus the bubble gum)! The only “issue” was when Kirk said “Let’s get the hell out of here”. It was a bit of a scandal, but after discussion I was still allowed to watch it. 

I didn’t know what shipping was, and certainly didn’t know anything about slash or gayness, but I knew with the conviction of a pre-teen that Kirk loved Spock, and Spock loved Kirk. In sixth grade, when we had to write a paper about the moon, little me wrote a script in which Spock investigated an odd rock formation on the moon.

I included everything – all of the stats and data that was available then. I also had Spock’s air hose get punctured by a tiny meteor; he was in danger! Of course Kirk beamed down to rescue him. It was touch and go (angst, anyone?) but he saved Spock. I got an A+ on the paper. I sometimes think about the conversation that must have been had in the teacher’s lounge!

Thus began a school legacy of the girl who wrote scripts for her assignments, and did so until college. I didn’t become a screen writer, I went the science and medicine route – but I have had two plays produced in professional regional theaters, and I still write to this day. Thank you Star Trek!

My fondest fan memory is my older sister scrimping and saving to take me to see Leonard in “Fiddler on the Roof” when it came to town. We went backstage and he was delightful, and kind, and wonderful. As he turned to leave I touched his sweaty back. I refused to wash my hand for days, and kept it wrapped in a bread bag. Eventually, of course, Leonard’s sweat had to go. God bless him, he made a young girl believe in heroes.

submitted to @earlytrekfandom by @whovianfloozy

[asurashinies]

From Kerrix to Kjomi

“Btzzz-!…-I-think-you-forgot-a-crttzzz-coat-on-your-way-out-here…-btzzz.”

Oh, Alchemy! *Kjomi starts laughing*

Are you really that surprised, dearest little cute mouse?

You haven’t see THIS much of an asura ever, am I right?

*she gets up and comes closer to Kerrix* But, please, tell me, cutie, would you like to see even more? *blinks flirty a couple times and smirks*

[yourtenlies]

I was more in love with life than with you.

@yourtenlies