Look I know we all love our big scaly smooth man but. Takes your hand. Eyes watering up. Sniffs once. Have you ever considered Victor bush?
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Look I know we all love our big scaly smooth man but. Takes your hand. Eyes watering up. Sniffs once. Have you ever considered Victor bush?
'Phil is very good at being a pretentious British antagonist'
When it came to [Phil] Dunster, similarly, he fit the role of Archie Bates like a glove - at least, as [Bill] Lawrence saw it. "Bill said, I've written a part, hes an English guy, he was originally called Phil — and he's an asshole, so I thought of you," Dunster says. Lawrence does not exactly counter this recollection: "Phil is very good at being a pretentious British antagonist," he says.
Though the creator was surprised to hear Dunster's dialectical take on the role. "He was like, 'Hey, you okay if I speak in my normal voice?' I'm like, 'Yeah, but isn't that your Ted Lasso voice?" Lawrence says, referring to his breakout character Jamie Tartt. "He's like, 'No, man. That was me doing a Manchester accent.' I'm like, 'Oh, okay, got it.'"
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gaz who always boasts about being a dragon shifter but you never see his dragon form so you assume he just avoid shifting because he'd be too much of a mess due to the big dragon form. so whatever, one night you finally caught that loud ass lizard behind your curtain that have been bothering you for weeks, and put it in a little makeshift terrarium. gaz was never seen again after that night.
I've thought about this. I have thought about it a lot.
Round 2 Victory at Indian Wells 2026
"Have you ever tried to write? It's the saddest, hardest, worst thing in the world." -Brennan Lee Mulligan
anyway i would love to address a couple dozen anons asking about the historical accuracy of my knight art which while i thoroughly enjoy perfect historical armour the ones in my art i would still consider low fantasy because i do make up parts that are not completely historical or are inspired by historical specimens or that i think would be functional as real armour while not being real. i am no historical artist i just like using real or plausible armour in my work because it makes it WAY sexier. send post