#work sux

[xnakkers]

Demon Okarun from Demon Knight.

I might draw better sketches n stuff so show his height and powers cause he has more than just Turbo Granny's speed.

Read Demon Knight -> https://archiveofourown.org/works/64361068/chapters/165225322

Summary: Momo is a princess who would eventually become Queen as her grandmother plans on stepping down. But someone who has issues with the Queen has put a bounty on her granddaughters head which has lead to a lot of kidnapping attempts and assassination attempts. Despite her granddaughter able to defend herself with her psychic powers she needs proper protection.

And her help is no other than this dangerous "Demon Knight" who has people questioning whether he is what they call him to be. Now his job is to protect the princess from harm. After so many struggles and arguments the two would eventually fall in love with one another while figuring out who has sent this bounty on Momo's head.

Im gonna watch these multiple trailers for season 2 now. ✌🏻

[astralfire2183]

Today is a busy day at work (I work retail)

Every moment my favorite quote from Alastor becomes more and more relevant.

“Just because you see a smile, don’t think you know what’s going on underneath”

[nutashall]

growing up, raised being a workaholic got me feeling guilty whenever I wanna play games, or doing other hobbies. That little voice in the back of my mind always screaming that “THIS IS A WASTE OF TIME, UNPRODUCTIVE SHIT” blablabla.

and it ends up with me bedrotting (which is worse)

[surrah698]

Modern day slavery..

[clubdown]

clocking into work, wish i could clock into ..something else ig dam

[gallifreyasgardmiddle-earth]

If there’s a better song to listen to on the way to work, on the way home from work, and at work than 2 Minutes Notice from Helluva Boss, I would like to know about it. But I can guarantee there isn’t.

[mindless-cinematic-trash]

Office Space (1999)

Dir. Mike Judge

Jennifer Aniston as Joanna

[bourtange]

the background music behind the ai-voiced domestic violence sensitivity training at work is way too upbeat for the subject matter