Apr 29, 2021
“You have a good heart.”
Personality-Based Compliments
“It doesn’t stop, does it?”
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“You have a good heart.”
Personality-Based Compliments
“It doesn’t stop, does it?”
i'm so pathetically attached to sasusaku that i just started bawling over them for no reason.
I want to dance || @datcowboi
‘Imma need you to order me tha strongest thing they’ve got to offer. I’m feelin’ a bit fun tonight.’
With a nod towards the bar, Junk elbowed Jesse once in the side. A bright grin on his face. The two weren’t ever really what one would call super close but who would pass up a perfectly good reason to get piss-face drunk for practically no reason whatsoever.
‘I don’ really come here often. Usually it’s me and big man in some real shitty motel.’
Hello friends are y'all ready for some terrible drawings?
Ever so slowly working on stuff on my blog here, bleh. Changed the theme, updated some trolls’ info, and now doing quadrant stuff. About ready to pass out, though |D
[text]: we just drove past a kid stuck in a tree what a wonderful time to be alive
[text: Mr. Star Guy] DID YOU STEAL HIS KITE
[text: Mr. Star Guy] TELL ME YOU WENT BACK AND STOLE HIS KITE
[text: Mr. Star Guy] EVERY TIME A KID IS STUCK IN A TREE IT’S BECAUSE OF A KITE.
"Best of luck tonight, Jessica. Hear this crowd's a little... rowdier than we're used to."
friendly-neighborhood-nihilist
"Baron Zemo?" The name sounded so different from the last time he had uttered it in these halls. He'd apparently misunderstood so many things then, but wanted to think he knew better now, at least a little. Baron Zemo had done terrible things, but had proven himself a hundred times over saving Steve's life that night against the Cabal, and had paid a terrible price for it.
"Baron Zemo, it's Captain Rogers. I've come to see how you were doing after the... the other night." He grimaced, because it was not his intention to immediately bring up the issues regarding their last encounter, where Steve bore witness to the Baron discovering the true nature of his own wife after suffering at the hands of Red Skull... in exchange for Steve's life.
Visiting to check on the man, really, was the least Steve could do.