#random thought really

[celluloidbroomcloset]

“Which one’s mine?” Stede asked, smoothing over the clustered scars on Ed’s stomach.

It was a sort of joke, but then Ed took his hand, and pressed two fingers to one puckered mark, seemingly indistinguishable from the rest. “Here.”

“You know?”

“It’s the one that matters.”

[foxeroni]

Petition to call jimmy fans Nickel Nation. let the meme haunt him forever

[rfsmith]

Anyone else think Clay would be that manager that's cool with some and kinda reject others? As in he'll understand when personal things come up and why you're late for work, as long as you communicate with him and show effort to be apart of the team. Those he reject are the type of trolls who are just being lazy, always late, hiding in the back to not do any work, he'd be the type to notice that and give silent review until termination.

[kyojurismo]

sometimes i think you guys let kyojuro’s innocent façade mislead you by the way 🤭

[fleetinglotus]

While they never met in Canon, since he was likely created after Khaenriah incident, i like to think that he had been implanted some memories of Makoto and actually did cherish one other entity than just those he felt betrayed on.

[silenthoughtss]

I love nights because I can peacefully think about proofs without self made restrictions (To do lists and life)

[raised-on-little-light]

I don't really understand why people think I'm my mom on the phone? Like… How do you make this mistake? She has an accent and I don't?

[thecobracommander-blog]

Since prejudice is very apparent in the justice system, I propose this.

The jury is not present during the trial. They know nothing about the defendant and prosecutor. All they know are the charges made, and the evidence, as well as the arguments made by the lawyers. That way no prejudice can be made against race/sex/etc. They read through everything in a separate room after the judge is present for making the arguments, to make sure that it goes smoothly as well as no mention of gender/race/ etc is made. The transcript and evidence is then brought to the jury to decide.