fallout da god

the toontown messiah

[somuchformegaspeed]

[somuchformegaspeed]

[heteroh-deactivated20180218]

when you sing a song in your head and then it plays on the radio

[1000101010100010010]

[nintoondo-archive]

i luv the forth of july bc the playgrounds turn dark for a minute :’)

[flowerinaflame]

[flowerinaflame]

[crossingtherunway]

Lena is wearing a zipped lace and jersey top with a suede trapeze skirt, a black patent leather elastic belt. And black pumps.

[swarnpert]

[radicaljocy]

Remember in the 90’s there used be a room in your house that was called the “computer room”.

[drippingbat]

don’t remember this part of ttc

[toonupunite]

ttr team: we made it so the game won’t crash as often! me: logs onto toontown me: goes into a DA office me: immediately crashes me: thx

[kindredbrave]

[groovygags]

This is Lollipop. An oc that I’ve poured all my pretty pink and lacy aesthetics into. I love her.

[meanplastic]

[morbidology]

On 23 August, 1937, new mother, Dorothy Lucas, was out shopping in Chicago with her three-month-old daughter, Diane. In a brief lapse of character, Dorothy left Diane in her pram outside the grocery store as she quickly paid for something. When Diane came back, Diane was gone. Astonishingly, Diane was discovered unscathed 23 hours later - authorities had received an anonymous call which said where Diane could be found. A couple of days later, the Lucas family received an anonymous letter from somebody who described themselves as a 28-year-old woman. She confessed that her husband and daughter had both recently died and when she saw Diane alone outside the shop, her heart broke. She explained that she had planned to raise Diane as her own but seeing how distraught Dorothy was, had a change of heart. She signed off with “My only crime, if you can call it such, was too much motherly love.”

[instantbees]

bingo

[starllex]

when your mom is yelling at you to do more chores while you’re doing chores and you’re there like