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Sketch commission done for @injytech of their character Misu! <3
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Yeah! A lot of people have started adding “blr” onto the end of words to make it a sort of “tumblr fandom” thing. I’m on a Scottish Discord server for tumblr users and it’s called Scotsblr. :p
hahaha okay, oh man XD i’ve been on tumblr for years, it seems i’m now entering the stage of “elder” where i lose track of things and those darn kids use those new and fancy things that don’t make sense and only make me angrily swing my cane at them XD
blr. i mean... i COULD (or should.) technically have figured that one out on my own... XD
injytech replied to your post: Why is everyone talking about Ted Bundy suddenly?
Zac Efron is portraying him in a movie.
That’s a weird reason.
I mean, he also played Chris-R in the Disaster Artist movie, but nobody started talking about that guy.
Neato.
injytech replied to your post: It’s so surreal seeing FNAF toys whenever I look...
What’s even more surreal is it’s appealing to kids when it’s about a guy who goes around murdering kids and they get revenge by coming back to life as animatronics to murder people. @_@
Well, that part I can kinda get. All of the lore and stuff are kinda background elements; fans of the series are likely to know them, but not, say, toy company executives or kids’ parents.
Alternatively, some of the toys are for older collectors, maybe? I dunno.
I’ve never actually played FNAF; just read about it.
