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Frog Ruby Origin Story
I was thinking of that picture of the cat wearing a frog hat and it was what inspired my brain to draw ruby in a frog hat but now she’s the cat
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this little shit
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i think jennette mccurdy deserves to be given a shotgun and power armor and to chase dan schneider through a maze and go doomguy on his ass and personally send him to hell
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shopping carts are pathetic little herd animals and when you don’t bring them back to their corrals after they’re done helping you they scream and cry and wail because they’re alone and scared and exposed to predators. you have the power to prevent this
You guys can't post stuff like this it makes me sad
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laser tag places are always like “no running, no laying down, no touching, waah waah we can’t afford the liability insurance.” boring. where do i go for the underground full-contact laser tag where i can tackle people from on top of the crates.
where can i get a melee kill
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Stumbles out of google docs covered in blood
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Jester's Bedroom, Temple to the Traveller
My piece for Beyond The Divine Gate :D
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“Father figure” was the last of Batman’s essential elements to manifest, and it is the first aspect to be jettisoned by writers, filmmakers, and television showrunners whenever they wish to tell Batman’s tale anew. In a bid to keep the storytelling simple, they strip him of his familial context and take him back to the dark, brooding loner of this very first year.
But Robin always comes back, eventually, in some form, because he must: Robin is half the story.
Despite what many fans believe so fervently, the Batman of that very first year isn’t truly Batman—not yet. Robin serves to define and delineate Batman, as do Batgirl, Nightwing, Huntress, and the others. Batman’s status as the ultimate mentor is a base principle, inasmuch as it speaks directly to who he is: he saves others because, on one terrible night long ago, there was no one to save him.
The Caped Crusade: Batman and the Rise of Nerd Culture by Glen Weldon
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Ive had this saved in my phone since April
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funnytwittertweets
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it’s the middle of the night and i am now ready to start The Task!
right after i watch this short video
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proper way to carry ur tim robin
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she just wants to steal 🦌
[parody of that one scene from OTGW]
Bioswear © 2021
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no one:
lux to jinx in every fic:
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✦ rakan in star-crossed: convince me ✦
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i love you characters who do not exist within the narrative as people but rather as symbols or representations i love you characters whose presence is defined by their absence and i hate you fans who think they were somehow robbed of a meaningful character when not existing as a person is the whole point of that character