Sometimes I just stop and think about how Mammon called someone as thin as a twig, fat.
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new comic coming out today but this sketch of lae'zel is so fucking ugly i've been crying over it for the past 10 minutes
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they added an enemy in lethal company that looks like a fat butler who innocently sweeps his broom when you're with other people but will stab you with a knife the minute you are alone.
and I saw people saying oh, so he's just British.
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if your past self told you that one day this would remind you of the asses of a finnish rapper and his doppelgänger friend, what would you say?
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Is anyone else here an old Taiwan pop fan? Because as much as I am loving and obsessing over Unknown, I am 100% relating to all the interviewers who are essentially looking at Chris and going "What do you mean you did a BL?" (But like specifically Da Ye getting 'mad' and pretending to puke every time Chris does fanservice 🤣🤣🤣)
Also, when I tell you Chris is relatively tame this time around in promotions...he's taking this older brother persona seriously. I'm hoping as promotions continue he gets a little more unhinged. Like The Iron Four promotion unhinged. Because you can see the suppressed glee in his eyes every time his friends have to be professional and ask him questions about the show and he gets to answer in a way that makes them want to hit him
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The thing about nines is that they will never seem mad. And that's because they never "feel" mad. They suppress it until they don't even register it.
But once you unlock all that anger (and that takes a lot), you do not want to stand in their way. Nines heal and comfort people. It's what they do best. But in order to know how to build you up, they have to know how to destroy you, too.
It goes against every one of their morals to do so. But if you push them past their limit, they will send you to hell on earth.
Watch out for nines. They may seem mellow, but they're pretty intense when it gets down to it.
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Hey Ruggie,
It's Megs ^w^, just thought of something and wanted to ask, do you have a particular favorite candy?
I really like m&ms and tootsie rolls (unsure if these are called that in Twisted Wonderland but they are basically little chocolate pieces and chocolate taffy respectively-).
those wherther “grandma candies”. Specifically the coffee ones
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in your fandom/weird ships post i recognize the other mxtx ships but…ruoqing? sorry for asking but whats that?
lol you mean this?
No worries about asking! You’ve got sharp eyes, Anon. That is yet another of my rarepairs. Wen Qing/Wen Ruohan.
I don’t know how she views WRH in the donghua/cql but in the book she seems to respect him (apparently the only person to be able to handle his temper and unpredictable moods) and he considers her his favorite. Perhaps they bonded when she was younger, since he was a distant cousin of her father and was close to their family. It was a short mental leap from there.
Ruoqing during a Nightless City banquet—otherwise Wen Qing wouldn’t be caught dead in any clothes fancier than everyday robes
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Sorry if you’ve been asked this before or if you have the same question sitting in your inbox, but what made you want to pursue your career? Or is it something you just sort of “ended up” doing?
hello my friend!! has not been asked yet!
i knew i wanted a career that was worth my time. if i have to work 40 hours a week to live, i might as well spend that time on something that matters. alas i have picked something that matters SO MUCH and requires much more than 40 hours a week lmao
i kind of fell into it by accident bc there happened to be a mortuary school in my area at a time when i didn't have much of a direction. and it was a struggle--i passed out in my first embalming, i've struggled mightily with my mental health dealing with so much grief and trauma at times, i've absolutely failed at maintaining a work-life balance in the past. but i really don't like being told i can't do something. and all of that just made me determined to succeed even if it was hard and taxing.
and now, i'm still doing it for two reasons. #1 i promised myself i'd keep at it for five years, and i just hit my four year mark last month. and #2, i really love it a lot of the time. and i really hate it sometimes too. but there's nothing like it. it's kind of addicting, getting to be part of something society by and large ignores. you feel real cool sometimes.
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