finally finished this comic!!! and i forgot if the joke is funny or not...... the visual of boner from the wrong side does still delight me though ohohohoho . LOL.ok bye:)
and LOOK. BACKGROUNDS. AHAH!!! i might be late BUT. !!! backgrounds ahahah. OK BYE :)
ever since they banned ninja swords in london now phone snatchers have to simply use their ninjutsu to aid in phone snatching, which has ironically made the problem much worse as you're often targeted by lads using shadow clones or they straight up just rasengan you like fuck off
1: She is clearly physically restrained
2: I don’t think this is taking place in summer considering all the ice and snow and fell winds and such
3: I do not believe she is having fun
Man at my job just told me to “hold your little horsies just a little longer ☺️” about the task I’ve been waiting for him to complete or at the very least update me on for six weeks. Brendan, I will fuck your adult son. You’re gonna start seeing me at family Christmas. Horsies in tow.
Was trying to make a joke about TV writing to my friend the other day and had to pause and go "...does the phrase 'surf dracula' mean anything to you?"
image description: tweet by @/topherflorence, reading: back in the day if u did a tv show called surf dracula you'd see that fool surfing every week in new adventures but in the streaming era the entire 1st season gotta be a long ass flashback to how he got the surfboard until you finally get to see him surf for 5 min in the finale /end description
Cupid's Aro — A term for aromantic people who have a notable connection to attraction, romance, love, affection, intimacy, and/or partnership. For example, this includes:
People on the aromantic spectrum who experience some level of attraction, regardless of whether that attraction is romantic or not. This includes greyromantics, aroallos, oriented aroaces, etc.
People on the aromantic spectrum who are romance-favorable, romance-indifferent, or otherwise have feelings towards romance which can’t be described as wholly averse or repulsed.
People on the aromantic spectrum who are partnering, regardless of whether they are romantically partnering or not.
People on the aromantic spectrum who experience love.
People on the aromantic spectrum who enjoy being deeply affectionate and/or intimate with other people.
People on the aromantic spectrum who enjoy aesthetics like lovecore, and/or enjoy holidays like Valentine’s day.
The term is intentionally loosely defined.
Etymology, flag symbolism, and further info is below the cut.
Etymology — A pun on "Cupid's arrow" and "aro" (as in aromantic).
Flag Symbolism — The stripes were taken from the aromantic pride flag. There isn’t any symbolic meaning behind the widths being different; I just found it more visually appealing with the heart.
The pink heart in the center represents connection to attraction, love, romance, affection, intimacy, and/or partnership. The grey arrow piercing the heart represents aromanticism.
The symbol references Cupid’s arrows piercing through people’s hearts, which is what the “Cupid’s aro” pun is based on.
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