thouknots

canoodling

[vrihedd]

All Adrian scenes are engraved into my mind from now on and for eternity 😭

[thouknots]

THIS IS AMAZING??? All the details are so carefully thought and the colors are beautiful oh my DAYS!!!

[thouknots]

Chat i miss hara heisuke

[brytning]

It's been a long time since I made a cartoon for self-care Sunday! (I'm on a short break in between working on comic books, so I have a little more time to draw just for fun.) This idea originally came to me from A. J. Jacobs in his book "The Puzzler." Sometimes, my brain can feel so noisy at night when I try to sleep, ruminating on the past today or what's coming up tomorrow. I find this exercise so calming for my busy brain and sometimes fall asleep after just a few letters. (If you make it all the way through the alphabet, you could always start backwards and go again!) Let me know if you find it helpful!

[colorsoutofearth]

Male sockeye salmon (Oncorhynchus nerka) in Adams River, British Columbia

Photos by Alex Mustard

[adinskyy]

fight club comic

[afuror]

For my friends on WB

[adinskyy]

the dudes

[killis24]

I'M SORRY BUT I'M GOING TO CRY IF IN THE 3RD SEASON WE SEE CROWLEY LISTENING TO LOVE OF MY LIFE BY QUEEN BECAUSE IT'S THE SONG THAT REPRESENTS HIS SITUATION RN

[oh-no-thank-u]

Teeny tidbits from Season 2 that are references to the book

1. Milton Keynes

There's a joke in the book, when the Arrangement is being described, that neither Aziraphale or Crowley were responsible for the building of Milton Keynes but both reported it as a success to their superiors. In the footnote, it describes Milton Keynes as a new city "built to be modern, efficient, healthy, and, all in all, a pleasant place to live. Many Britons find this amusing."

When Crowley and Aziraphale enter the Dirty Donkey, Aziraphale miracles this man so he gets up from his table. He's reading a newspaper with a headline about Milton Keynes - "Modern, Efficient, Healthy and Pleasant living accommodation in Milton Keynes".

2. Shakespeare's Lost Plays

When describing the publishers that printed Agnes Nutter's book of prophecies, Bilton & Scaggs, the book enumerates their three great publishing disasters. The second disaster is that they obtained one of Shakespeare's lost plays called The Comedie of Robin Hoode, or, The Forest of Sherwoode - but then they lost it. Another of the fictional plays is Golde Diggers of 1589. Both of these plays can be seen in the box of Gabriel's stuff when Crowley is looking into it.

(The Trapping of the Mouse = The Mousetrap by Agatha Christie, and Golde Diggers of 1589 = Gold Diggers of 1933, a film by Busby Berkeley).

I'll update if I find any more :)

[fuckyeahgoodomens]

The words we have of Season 2 script! :)

15th word of the script: white

15th word dialogue: if

6th word, 6th line, 6th page: a

20th word, 22nd page: road

27th word, 27th page: Mr

28th word, 28th page: Bentley

69th word of the script: Something

7th word of the 12th line of the 7th page of the 4th script: the

Sandwich

Erdnase

[toasty-cowboy]

Something Short And Sweet

[sweetlambeyed]

flutteryshy in mah style + starlight glimmer redesign so she doesn’t look like hilary clinton anymore… been watchin pony show with my bffl 💘💘💘

[sweetlambeyed]

got this feeling I'm in motion

(inprnt)

[gyeoja]

[thouknots]

hey, i just saw your comment on an ask about recidivism -- i can post the fic somewhere else and send you a link to the fic if youd like. i have the raw copy on my google docs lol!! <3

Thank you for your concern!! Fortunately ao3 is back and ill be able to download your fic as a pdf, i hope you have a nice day and thank you for the reply 😸😸

[gyeoja]

[gyeoja]