#instant rage

[porado]

Never bring me near a claw machine-

Porado: *Plays Odysseus Song*

[therealvalkyrie]

if this fucking app shuts off my music one more fucking time I’m gonna go fucking ballistic @staff

[kemendin]

You should not be either a tomb-robber or a Dourhand around Kemendin, being BOTH of these is an actual death wish

[mandrathekandra]

Kaladin would hate the whole antivax antimask thing

Good thing sanderson didn’t go with the plague thing in rhythm of war I guess

[calamarispider]

hatred

[canwriteitbetterthanueverfeltit]

I don’t think this is like relateable but dear god I hate people telling me how I feel so much like to the point where even if you’re like “validating” my emotions or whatever I see rage red

like my neighbor/co-worker was saying something about missing our workplace, and said something like “you know? don’t you miss it?” and I very politely was like “yeah, I get it” and he said “you do miss it. yes. you do. I can tell.” which I am sure! was meant to be like “yes, we are in this together” but it made me want to be like WHO TOLD YOU YOU’RE ALLOWED TO SPEAK MY FEELINGS like idk

[jxebum]

nothing makes me angrier faster than when i accidentally yank my earbuds out

[cinematicwasteland]

Instant Rage (1989)

The heirs to a major corporation are being brutally killed off one by one, and John Lee, the company’s chairman, suspects that a mafia takeover is behind it. But, before he can uncover any evidence, he too is savagely murdered. Carol, his daughter and a friend, Brian Roberts, continue the investigation where he left off while police Captain Roberts follow up on a few suspicions of his own. The actions become explosive and deadly when they are attacked by ruthless, ninja assassins who try to prevent them from finding out who the maniacal, cold blooded killer is inside the company.