#incredible shit

[4th-make-quail]

them......

[noctiva]

Do you have a fav ticci toby fanfic? (preferably with smut)

this one came to mind immediately - rain is a master of this craft fr fr I swear

[perelka-l]

It still cracks me up a bit that William is so utterly confused when Yumi calls him handsome after he's back, especially when she just told him no chance. He's just such a confused puppy. He isn't ready for Odd and Ulrich to also call him handsome entirely out of habit. He isn't. Poor boy had his brain fried again.

[sevynchaos]

LINDBALD AND HIS ENGINEER SKDJSKDJDKDJ

“there were some ducks, you know, birds. having a swim”

“are you sure they were ducks?”

“I am pretty sure they were ducks. maybe a fish?”

[dreadcase]

watching kevin drink from a mcdonalds sprite using the straw with his dinosaur lips

[purgeshubble-deactivated]

moodboard: perc’ahlia (percy x vex)

[alliswyattonthewesternfront]

why the fuck wouldn't you cast lizzo as ursula. that's how you know there's no god.

[icantbealive]

In my recent piece “Is Anarchy Left Wing?” I attempted to recognize that anarchism, life without rulers, existed long before dead white men coined the term. The left wing is a wing of capital, and cannot remove itself from capital. Rather than abolish work and production, leftist wish to merely reorganize them. To them, producing for “the people” is much preferable to producing for capitalists. Leftists believe that by restructuring and renaming certain aspects of work, it can be made tolerable, or even enjoyable! Frederick Engels wished to “abolish competition and replace it with association.” Peter Kropotkin used the railways of his time as an example of the benefits of association…

“The railway net of Europe—a confederation of so many scores of separate societies—and the direct transport of passengers and merchandise over so many lines which were built independently and federated together, without even so much as a Central Board of European Railways, is a most striking instance of what is already done by mere agreement.”

Those who still cling to production refuse to see the true coerciveness of capital