#saereneth

[anbu-legacy]

I've been rereading the Sake arc, and as I'm following the Dog world, I wonder: when Kakashi looks up at the mountain where the Old Ones live, what does his Sharingan show him? Unrelated: is Yori the father of Saishou's puppies? Thank you so much for putting up with my questions!

Immense, world-bending chakra, bled through with lethal intent. Very like the Fox. 

Yori is not the baby-daddy! Papa is a currently unnamed gentleman who has not appeared on screen. 

Your questions are delightful, don’t ever stop asking them. <3

-- DK

[thebisexualmandalorian]

4, 15, and/or 19 for the ask list?

04: Are you insecure?

Ohh, god yes.  About everything, constantly.

15: Have any pets?

I do!  I have Shiloh/Garbage Cat, Cody, Grey, Sam, and The Ferals - Eclipse, Star, and Fluffy (they’re actually Grey’s family, but he decided to domesticate himself, and they’re still not too sure about humans).

19: Would you go back in time if you were given the chance?

I’m honestly not sure.  I think I might, if only to convince my younger self to cut toxic people out earlier, and to get the mental help I desperately needed before things got as bad as they did.

[anneapocalypse]

I saw your post on mourning fandom as a space for meta, and I just wanted to say, for what it's worth: I am 10000% here for your meta and opinions, and I'm really thankful that we share a fandom space. Your insights and impressions are always interesting and incredibly well-articulated, and even when I disagree with you I find your posts invaluable. (Ask part 1/2, continued...)

(Ask part 2/2) I've read your RvB meta for years and loved it, and over the last few weeks as I've started playing Fallout 4 I've caught myself thinking "this is neat, I wonder what Anne has to say about this thing, I need to go back and check her Fallout meta," on multiple occasions. I know your blog is the place to go if I want thoughtful meta on a subject, and I'm really glad you post so much. You're the best, and the fandom is a better, more interesting place thanks to you. Thank you!

I’m really late answering this but thank you, that means a lot to me to hear. <3

[bosstoaster]

May I ask what deters you about the pairing not to be named? I understand if you'd rather not say, or if it just squicks you, or what have you, but if you have headcanons about it I'd be curious to hear them.

At first? Over-saturation

After? Antis

Bonus Round: Woobie Lance

[maychorian]

saereneth replied to your post: What's your opinion on the ocean?? and all things...

We would make such good friends. Not only am I also from Indiana, I’ve now spent the last 9 years living within 10 miles of one of America’s coasts. And like…. the Shedd aquarium as a childhood pastime was THE BEST. And I still hold that the Baltimore aquarium is the best I’ve ever visited.

HELLO, FRIEND! :D Oh man, I think about the Baltimore aquarium all the time. If I lived in the area I would definitely have a membership and go after work at least once a week to just watch the fish and chill. Their shark tank is AMAZING, and the walk-around reef is the best exhibit I’ve ever seen. I really like the place where I live a lot, but there are no cool aquariums nearby, and that makes me sad.

[velkynkarma]

saereneth replied to your post : local-gargoyle: we were all forced to read...

I love how many people hated Wuthering Heights as much as I did,

Ugh, worst fucking book in the history of the planet. The writing style is boring and stale, it’s supposed to be a romance which I hate, and it’s just a bunch of people who can’t get their shit together or communicate, and then it happens again round two with the second generation. Like. Why. And then I moved to a new high school and had to read it all again and it’s worse the second time around, trust me. I mean, I wasn’t fond of Romeo and Juliet for the same reason (lots of people who can’t get their shit together or figure out how to communicate in a so-called romance setting), but c’mon, at least that had Mercutio for a bit to lighten the mood until it doesn’t.

[churbooseanon]

Ooooooooh! I've spent the weekend in DIY window shopping hell, looking at power tools and watching YouTube shorts on power saws. As a micro-prompt: what is Sarge's advice for the beginning DIYer? What is his list of "must have" tools for a new workshop?

“What even is this?” Tucker asked as he strolled over to the strange looking thing in the corner. It looked like someone had taken one of those weird looking vaccum cleaners that were round like R2-D2, stuck a motorcycle helmet on top and some tubes of shiny material spray-painted brown, and glued the mass together. “Oh, that’s the most important too for any project, whether you’re building a bike for that kid of yours, or building a treehouse like you said you wanted,” Sarge explained, walking over to pat the thing on the helmet. “This is Lopez. Absolutely vital to all endeavors. He keeps things clean and running smoothly.”

[commodorecliche]

I'm curious, I've seen the line "Shiro loves you, baby," here and in a few other Sheith blogs/stories. Do you know if that comes from anywhere in particular?

ahhhhh, this is one of the best sheith gems ever. buckle up. :D 

so a little bit after the first season came out, one of the show’s art directors Chris Palmer drew some art of Shiro looking to the side lovingly with the caption “Shiro loves you, baby”, and he tagged it with “#he is looking at Keith”. 

original post here

As you can imagine, given that Chris Palmer is one of the creators of the show, this was (and still is) extremely exciting for us as sheith fans.

What’s even better is that Chris Palmer later liked a post that was supporting sheith as a ship.  

And honestly, this is just one of many examples of the show’s creators supporting sheith. @fonbella made this awesome list and it’s being updated as more instances come along.