Great Northern from Young Iron - A Golden Soul
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Great Northern from Young Iron - A Golden Soul
He is ✨s h o r t✨
GrindHard E x Louie Ray “Short Shit!” The EP (artwork by me)
Album · 2021 · 7 Songs
The Note looks good on him!
"I'm using your shirt as a pillow case" well actually, I am not, I've got strict parents but twas cute to think that I could. fall for me hon
word play
my brain: okay bitch i got an actual idea for you and it’s funny! me: this isnt actually funny though my brain: so?
been quite a while, fellas. im gonna try to get back into writing if at ALL possible because i have ideas and shit i want to finish but until then have a shitpost that’s not actually funny
When Stretch walks into their apartment the smell of weed hits him like a truck. And not in a good way. He scrunches his nose and hurries to shut the door. Their neighbours are bad enough without him having to worry about any of them calling the cops over the smell, no matter how legal it is. He walks into the living room, completely unsurprised to see Cash and Slim laying on the couch, both obviously stoned out of their minds.
Cash looks up as he enters and grins, giving him a mock salute. “Greetings, traveler.”
Slim glances over at him but doesn’t say anything, going back to staring at the ceiling like a dumbass.
Stretch sighs. He hates being the responsible one, but at least one of them needs to be intelligent to try to keep them all alive and able to pay rent on time. Even if he wants to be mad about the smell that is no doubt now ingrained in the cushions- which he’ll have to scrub before his brother (or, god forbid, Razz) decides to give their apartment a surprise inspection to make sure they haven’t set anything on fire yet- but he can’t. Cash pays utilities, the groceries, and his part of the rent, and Slim…
Slim actually was never on the lease to begin with. He had signed it with Cash since he worked at the library, Cash did whatever shady things he did, and they both went to the nearby college. Slim just showed up one day on the couch and threw a few bills at them with a wink. Eventually he had given up on changing the locks and just let the other crash whenever he wanted, which was basically always, at this point.
He’s actually not too sure how Slim makes money, or even how he has any money at all considering that he’s almost certain that every penny the other makes goes towards drugs. Rent still gets paid, and somehow a pretty large fraction of it is from the other. Out of all three, Stretch is pretty sure that he pays the least money towards the apartment.
Doesn’t mean he wants to clean up the crumbs and ashes that he can see dusted across the floor and the sofa, though.
“You’re both fucking idiots” is what he decides to say, throwing his satchel down on the ground and swiping the pipe from the table where it’s sitting, checking to see how much is left before he snatches the lighter from his inventory.
Cash sniffs and tilts his head back, probably trying to look haughty, but ends up looking like he’s about to sneeze. “I take offence to that.”
Slim glances up again, then, confusion blossoming over his face as he stares at Cash. “You took a fence?”
Stretch takes a drag of the pipe and holds it for a moment before he sets it back on the table, breathing it out and trying not to cough. Cash scoffs and flops a hand in his general direction. “Did you not hear what he said?”
Slim looks over at him, the pinnacle of stoner confusion. For a moment, Stretch thinks that he might start to cry. “What the hell did you say to him that made him steal a fence?”
Cash groans. “No, not ‘a fence,’ offence.”
The look of sad confusion fades, slowly replaced by anger. “That’s what I fuckin’ said!”
Stretch sighs and picks his bag back up, leaving the room as the two begin to argue and deciding that he would only interfere if blood was drawn. Even then, it would only be to call the others to get involved.
There’s a reason he has them on speed dial.
Tip toes 💀💀
A Question of Faith
Words escaped you, like a butterfly taking flight between your fingertips. You’d love to hold on for long enough to understand them for a moment, but every time your hands closed around them they somehow escaped. Yes, you could dwell on the fact that the butterfly should be a symbol for yourself, but then you’d have to admit that the words were only escaping because you couldn’t.
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