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[whatsorryiwasntlistening]

being a writer is so wild. Like I could make Shrek and Captain America kiss if I wanted

[crapbirdphotography]

Tree full of peafowl

[honeybee-arts]

our beloved Cam

edit: updated her a bit

[sad-fudanshi]

A shin scribble for people that care

[dayntee]

[Fic] Raid Nights: Ch. 10 - Level Up*

Happy February, have some smut!

An Archive of Our Own, a project of the Organization for Transformative Works

This fic was always going to get to this point to earn its Explicit tag. In part because I am a heathen, but also because this scene has lived in my head for at least half a year.

Teaser under the break, read the rest on AO3.

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What was wrong with her?

Here she was, dating an attractive, intelligent, and entirely all too considerate man and she just couldn’t move things forward. There was little more she wanted; the way he kissed her melted her from the inside out, the way he looked caused her heart to stutter erratically, and she was all too certain those long, dexterous fingers of his could do a lot more than simply pull her close or hold her hand.

Creators, how badly she wanted him.

Surely if that was what he wanted, he would have made it clear by now, right? What was he waiting for?

What was she waiting for?

Read more on AO3.

[ratchet-offical]

Interview anon here.

What is your opinion on FCD? Is it a normal thing for Cybertronians to do? If yes, what is your preferred pressure wash setting

Sounds like a good plan. Nickel may be an idiot, but even broken clocks work twice a day… I think that’s how the human saying goes…

Anyway, we used to have things like this on Cybertron all the time. It’s a good social bonding activity.

My preferred pressure wash setting is as high as it can go. The closer to paint-stripping I can get it, the better.

Just remember, it’s not actually good for your plating if you have it that high. Don’t do it. Do as I say, not as I do.

[wanderingmind867]

I do find it funny how the 90s X-Men show and comics like the Exiles made Morph a star, despite him originally dying within a few issues of his debut in the 60s. Changeling was dying of cancer or something, and Professor X needed to go into hiding to plan to stop an alien invasion of earth. So Changeling pretends to be the professor and dies in that form. He started as a villain but died closer to being a hero.

I'm amazed that's the character the comics all chose was worth bringing back and making a cult classic. I'm not complaining, because Morph now technically counts as a character tangentially tied to my favourite X-Men era (the original 60s issues) but I just find this pretty interesting.