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I thought maybe you’d like it ^~^

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There's a second? Well, shit, those cars are somethin' else.

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Anna, I'm not saying you're wrong, but the later entries are extremely typical teenager. If you weren't writing tenebra tenebrarum darkness of darkness under impaled naked women then what were you doing with all that depression? Normal!

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keeping in touch

[totally-correct-shenanigans]

Penelope: A party is a celebration of a life, bringing people together to let the guest of honor know how much we're loved. Sly's done so much for us! This is our chance to do something for him!

Panda King: By forcing him to have fun at a party he doesn't wish to be at?

Penelope: I knew you'd understand!

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Oh good god I almost had a heart attack, I accidentally signed into Adobe CC with my school cloud instead of my normal one and ALL MY PROJECTS IN THE CLOUD WERE GOOOONE

[druzydabbles]

how about... 39 for both Celestine and Phoenix? i feel like there'd be some vast differences in their answers

[From this ask game]

Thank you for the ask! And, you may actually be surprised here~

39. How superstitious your oc? Do they end up following them ‘just in case’? Or are superstitions incredibly important to your oc? What are some that they believe? What about the ones they don’t?

A similar question was actually answered here for both of them!

To elaborate, though:

Celestine pretends not to be. She is fully aware of the existence of magic and its uses, and that often means that many things that are believed to be connected to superstitions aren’t as easy for her to. That said, there are quite a few superstitions she’s not been able to drop--”just in case” is a typical excuse of her, although she’ll also argue there’s nothing to say they aren’t real. Her mother was incredibly superstitious, and because Celestine was very close to her, she’s picked up a lot of the same ones from her Spanish culture.

She’s got a couple of your classic Spaniard beliefs of misfortune, hating hats on beds and stepping forward with your right foot at certain times. It’s even funnier when she crosses herself and doesn’t actually know what it means.

Phoenix is likely my most superstitious of the main four! Not only do all of your classic mariner beliefs apply--killing seabirds brings bad luck, stepping first on a ship with your left foot brings bad luck, bananas on board brings bad luck... just a lot of bad luck ones--but she also grew up on an isolated island in Ireland, and uh. Very superstitious community, there. She has a few daily practices she does to ward off bad luck and other misfortunes, and confuses the heck out of Celestine from it.

My favourite sailor’s superstition that is in fact based on truth is the saying “Red sky at night, sailor's delight; red sky in the morning, sailors take warning.” Not only is it such a pretty aesthetic for a fisher-person weather nerd, but it’s one of the ways I predict the weather! (When I’m unable to check the forecast. ^^) This isn’t always true, especially on land where geography can affect the weather, but it’s a neat trick for when you’re at sea~

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My friend, a Dino stan, on Dino: “When I saw his neon pink hair... I wept.”