#kat speaks

[scissorsaint]

(flirting) i could be your problem

[prorneth-eus]

checking in how's it going folks

[the-darklings]

the difference in energy between these latest oscar & finn pics has me in tears 😭

[hit-with-rock]

sometimes I get so mad that I don’t get to experience geologic time, like what do you mean eventually the us east coast will get a subduction zone?? without me?!?!

[tentotea]

shoutout to daniel molloy for wrecking the same marriage TWICE in a span of fifty years

[falklore]

i used to be on here tagging posts with ts6..... now we're at ts12 cut the cameras

[k-marzolf]

I was scratching her back. apparently I hit the spot.

[curiositymurderedthekat]

I don’t post here as much as I used to, but with the ending of Trigun Stargaze, I wanted to say something.

SUE ME, I ENJOYED TRIGAZE!! All the negativity surrounding the finale and the season as a whole has been really tiring. Maybe I’m biased because my introduction to Trigun was Stampede, but I genuinely don’t think Stargaze was as bad as some people are saying it was. It had its flaws, true, but overall it was good. I liked that it had a happy ending where (mostly) everyone gets to live and explore a new tomorrow. It may not be totally accurate to the manga or 98 anime, but I like that this new adaptation ends on a hopeful note. The world needs that right now.

I’m happy Wolfwood lived. I’m happy the entire gang sticks together and gets to explore the universe. I’m happy Vash finds happiness, even without Knives.

Knives’s sacrifice is contentious, but I like how it was handled. Other people can probably word why that is better than I can at the moment, but it fit (plus some friends and I are already making fun headcanons about him basically being baby Groot in that flowerpot Vash had).

Stargaze was good. It could have benefited from lasting longer and being more fleshed out, but it was good.