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insert cow emoji (im on my computer shh)

what a beautiful little cow emoji

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Dude, I read your entire ao3 fic He Mo Leannan, Hò Mo Leannan in like a day and a half and I just wanted you to know I LOVED IT SO MUCH. It made me cry. I'm going to have to reread it (slowly, this time!) so that I can properly review the chapters as I go, but I just needed to thank you for writing such a work of art first!

Oh my gosh, i know the exact feeling because I too burn through fics with no self control only to then reread them over and over to try and savor them (but i still end up burning through them - just multiple times) 

But I’m so glad you liked my fic! I’ve been a procrasinating/writers-block-wridden shit recently and haven’t gotten around to writing out the second part of it. But I promise i will write the second part for you to burn through as well. 

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33 , 52 and 21 :D

lingering hugs + crying into their shoulder + listening to someone's heartbeat

I'm so sorry this took so fucking long to put out!!! I was working on my big bang! Hope you enjoy ~

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And listen, he’s been in car accidents before. In cars, on bikes, as a pedestrian. That one god-awful time he’d been in the fire engine and then suddenly underneath it... He knows what it feels like to be struck by a mass of moving metal and fibreglass. This is not that. He goes down like a sack of potatoes, not expecting the sudden change in his equilibrium and therefore not braced for it. He can hear a few of the drunk girls scream, and Eddie’s own call of “Buck!” from behind him but he’s too busy being slammed into the asphalt. His head snaps back and pain blooms behind his eyes. He’s still trying to blink himself back into focus, which is why he doesn’t notice that the thing that took him down is still on top of him. Except, it’s not a thing so much as a who. And it’s not a who so much as a what.

Buck gets bit on a call and seeks out Eddie for comfort.

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👀👀👀 oooh say more about how to correctly patch up a wall and mostly how buddie is doing it wrong

😂😂 funniest ask ive ever gotten, of course its about drywall patching.

So first off buck is using that tape??? to cover the holes??? you cant just tape and mud over a hole, if someone puts the faintest bit of pressure on that wall theyre gonna fall into that hole.

what you WANT to do, the easiest thing, is to cut the wall in a square shape, yes this makes the holes bigger but its a shape that is easy to cut from other drywall. You want to get a bit of wood, a 2x4 is what we used in shop class, and you want to slide it into the hole so its sitting lengthwise vertically againdst the back of your drywall, past where you can see, and then screw thru the drywall and into the wood ABOVE and BELOW your hole. this gives your patch something to kind of stick to?? and a bit more stability. then you cut a spare piece of drywall to your square shape. put that piece of drywall in the hole, THEN USE BUCKS TAPE AROUND THE EDGES OF YOUR PATCH. THIS TAPE IS MEANT TO BE LIKE STITCHES TO A WOUND.

when you mud over that grid-like tape it gives it more grip. so you mud over the tape. you let it dry, you sand it. you mud it again, you let it dry, you sand it. in my shop class we put mud on our patches 3 times, just to be sure we got it all, going a bit farther out each time. because if you only mud where the patch is youre gonna notice it when you paint over it. so you wanna lay your mud out kinda far for better camoflauge. youre gonna sand that shit till its as flat looking/feeling as you can make it. youre gonna use a sliiiightly damp sponge to wash away excess dust and then youre gonna paint it. youre likely gonna need to do 2-3 coats, once again going a liiiittle further than your patch job. then youre gonna look at it in the sunlight and if you didnt do a good job well then you gotta slather more mud on and then start your mudding/sanding process again, maybe a bit bigger of a surface area than last time.

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Awooooooo

im gonna be so real with you, my ask prompt has been 'howl at me' since probably 2016/17ish and NO ONE EVER HAS so

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trick or TREAT (?)

trick

[incubuck]

I'd love to hear your thoughts about that Sabrina show honestly. I haven't watched it yet.

The Chiling Adventures of Sabrina? 

So I really like a lot of the show, the characters are really great and it’s simultaneously funny but also kind of serious? it’s got its moments of brilliant humor and stuff. And while some of it is cheesy, it’s also like, come on. It’s Sabrina the Teenage Witch. Idk what else you could expect from it. 

There’s really only one thing I’m not a fan of? And that’s like... Satan is a Big Thing in the show? not really as a character, but as an entity and the main religion we see in the show revolves around him and so people say things like ‘praise satan’ and stuff like that and it leaves me feeling unsettled and uncomfortable but I think that’s also because I was raised in a Christian household? and while I’m not necessarily christian most of the satanic elements leave me feeling rather perturbed. 

but that’s probably also just me. I’ve had some friends compare CAOS to Riverdale? In that it’s a more modern version of it’s original content, and that it’s also a more dark/dramatic take on it. But I definitely suggest checking it out, just be prepared - it’s nothing like the old sabrina show or the comics.