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linartblogs

something lurking

magimagali

prollycryingoverbyler

remember guys, Mike and Will ARE living in a new york apartment rn.

they ARE a married couple.

they DO have a cat.

and they ARE MADLY IN LOVE!

type yes to affirm.

sanguine-humor

phm is decently popular in japan and i mostly see this when i check twitter and see accounts posting pictures of handmade rocky plushies that are so fucking round looking it brings a tear to my eye

sanguine-humor

he keeps me sane

faline-cat444

Got to love the moments when characters are aware of these details

thenightbitesback

Milky subway: galactic limited express is so goated u guys should watch it trust

kanyoko

cantobear

into the next galaxy 💫

fleshymeatbag

I'm collecting them like pokemon

theslowesthnery

ah yes my favourite trope

gothicosmic

yall r brave for rewatching s5 you would genuinely have to pay me to relive that again

bunnybonesstudio

I saw someone say they came out to their dad. The dad basically did not care in the slightest and grilled them on why they don’t have a job yet.

That’s Mike and Ted Wheeler.

Mike: “Dad! I’m gay and Will is my boyfriend! We’re in love and we’re dating and we’re gonna get married one day! So that’s THAT!”

Ted: “Hm, maybe if you got a JOB instead of playing that board game of yours all day you’d be able to support him better.”

Mike: “…huh?”

Ted: “Get a job, son.”

focaccia-nose

We read a book about a biracial Jewish girl at my book club this month and I honestly thought about not going. In the past couple of years, nearly every conversation I've had with strangers about Judaism had taken a turn and I wasn't in the headspace to deal with it.

But I ended up going, and while I was the only Jew in the room (shocker), I was pleasantly surprised.

It turned into a learning opportunity and people actually cared about what I had to say and the conversation was really productive and interesting.

However, I was reminded about just how little goyim know about Judaism/Yiddish/general culture and that most have never met a Jew in their life.

People have so much to say without knowing us at all.