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adult | multifandom, mostly reblogging

[iliothermia]

Finding a colorblind friendly redesign of the rainbow flag has me happy to see a pride flag for once

[iliothermia]

This is it btw :) from here

[n3bulas-and-satelites]

Oh my gods one exists! I have zero colour confusion here!

[aqlstar]

Approved by my dad who is missing all of his green cones and has kinda defective red ones.✅

[spaghetti-taako]

merry christmas

(made it before seeing the og so consider it the 2026 update https://www.tumblr.com/antigonesghosts/785339485898539008 )

[conarcoin]

i think technoblade being born on june 1st is so powerful. it was so he can protect us

[fractally]

A reason I like asshole/scary Shane is I like imagining that Ilya has no fucking clue what anyone means by that. Because Ilya's one of the only people on the planet who isn't intimidated by Shane's looks and hockey skill, since he also has both. And he's not put off by Shane's insane commuication style because he's also terminally avoidant, and also an asshole, and Slavic. And he doesn't see the full brunt of Shane's dismissiveness because Ilya Rozanov exists in the warmth of Shane's gaze

Idk there's just something so funny to me about everyone else being like, "Yeah man....that guy is scary as fuck. I once watched him watch tape for 15 minutes straight without blinking. I played on the Mets for three years and he only ever called me by my number" while Ilya is twirling his hair and doodling "Mr. Hollander ✨❤️" in his notebooks in gel pen and imagining Shane as a particularly strange and cute little animal that he can poke to see how it reacts

[notahungrywish]

Everyone: Shane Hollander is so scary. Just ruthless. If you fuck up during practice he pulls you aside for “helpful tips” and it’s the meanest shit you’ve ever heard in your life interspersed with “but good job buddy, you’ll get it next time!” Grown men skate off the ice crying. Once I missed a pass and he sent me a detailed analysis of everything I could have done better, annotated, to my house, via courier. My wife opened it. I invited him to grab pizza and he asked if I felt my processed carbohydrate intake was having a positive impact on our cup chances.

Ilya: Skill issue.

[liltingaway]

random button pngs

[apolladay]

People with red-green colorblindness (or another form of colorblindness that affects your ability to tell red and green apart), do you have trouble distinguishing Mario from Luigi?

Yes, always

Yes, but only in the older games

Yes, but with some other nuance

No, never had this problem

Not colorblind/bald/results

Voting ended onApr 20

[celebrinienjoyer]

i need to show you all something that made me crylaugh last night. just fucking look at them.

[thesylverlining]

It's fine they just went a little nuts with the character creation face sliders

[rocktheholygrail]

Hannibal (2013-2015)

#the way these scenes are literally back to back to back in the same episode

[dostoyevsky-official]

i was also thinking about how sensual the snow was, how suggestive the curves of the snowbanks appeared, their softness

[alterugdalf]

[apolladay]

If you use weed, which type of strain do you prefer most?

Sativa

Hybrid

Indica

It depends/Nuance

I don't have a preference

I don't use weed (Results)

Voting ended onApr 18

[berlynn-wohl]

What I love about ducks is that they really do quack. It’s not just hype.

[antigonesghosts]

a collection

[espefrog8407]

Fricken nerd

Lord

[sokka-with-his-hair-down-2]

“the parallels between Zuko and Sokka-” hey HEY. I am grabbing you. The parallels between Katara and Azula. Both the younger, gifted bender. Each one being the inverse of the other: a living, breathing what if. Katara being horrified at what her bending can do when pushed to its limits vs Azula always trying to push hers further. Katara instinctively trusting everyone so easily, even though it burns her sometimes, and Azula saying trust is for fools, fear is the only reliable way but still losing everyone she cares about in the end. Katara yelling at her dad and being hugged in return vs Azula doing everything possible to please her father still being harshly reprimanded, so you know exactly why they both turned out the way that they did. Katara’s trauma being connected to losing a mother vs Azula’s being connected to having a mother. Katara ultimately being the one to take down Azula and standing over her, staring pitifully because that’s who she could have been, in another life. is this thing on

[erumelde]

[knuppitalism-with-ue]

Tyler here is talking about comments regarding the new Muttaburrasaurus skull paper that greatly improves our understanding of the material.

Specifically it's about this reconstruction:

While I think that person had a shit take I also think it reveals a fascinating aspect of paleoart that many people aren't conscious about: we use art to legitimize science, something that is probably unique to paleontology. A piece of paleoart can change radically how the results of a paper are perceived. I have seen several time now papers raising eyebrows and starting debates, mostly because the artwork that came with it wasn't convincing or challenged preconceived notions without offering a satisfying alternative.

I noticed that a few times with myself, with discoveries challenging how I imagined certain critters. In these cases I often times doodled my way back into liking it, basically convincing myself with aesthetics. I don't bring this up to condemn this behavior. It's more of an observation that we can use in our favor. Being aware of it is half the battle. To better communicate and to better self check. Once again I recommend this little book for people more interested in the subject:

[stars-inthe-sky]

A 50-year Trekkie bestows Star Trek history upon the next generation: How fandom and fanfiction sparked the galaxy’s most controversial romance

Beam me up, Grandma

A wonderful piece about fandom history, friendships, and legacies.

[legobiwan]

Dee called AO3 a “candy store,” and said the fan art she has seen, in particular, has been overwhelming. “I cannot get over the art,” she said. “We would have jumped at this. I would’ve given my right tit for all this art when I was in my twenties. Because you couldn’t reproduce it, you couldn’t send it out, but [now] there’s this fabulous art coming out every single day.”

[skyywalkerfen]

Yes. Yes. Yes.  This is how it happened.  Excellent article.

[spockslash]

Thanks to the author for permission to share this here, and for being just a really nice human being, and big thanks to the artist who did my mom’s portrait, above. -Zachary

[wintergrey]

Link as of April 2026