"parking in a manner that would make it possible for pedestrians to walk on the sidewalk? you know, the thing made for pedestrians? naaah they can just use the other side of the road, or walk on the street, there are hardly ever any cars driving down it anyway 🤷🏼♀️😊"
I swear to God, some people see the bar lying on the ground, pull out a shovel, and decide to dig a tunnel
like, the sidewalk situation is awful anyway, this hedge is almost never trimmed so if you decide to walk past it you gotta be prepared to get a face full of nature, plus cars parking too far pn the (already narrow) sidewalk anyway
the parking thing is the same thing on the other side, but no hedge
to make up for it, the sidewalk doesn't go all the way through, there's a random tree a couple hundred meters down
also, people putting out their trashcans? yeah, just walk on the road
hardly any cars and it's a 30 km/h zone anyway (I think)
amazing for sure
needless to say, none of the sidewalks arpund here are particularly accessible (yes that pole needs to be in the middle of the way, we planned that when we remade everything here)
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Ok. I just need to take a moment and say I absolutely love how Wally's reactions while dodging an alien hurtling towards him out of his 𝘞𝘐𝘍𝘌'𝘚 mouth are normal, but then his finishing expression and pose is like a Greek statue.
His face just goes from pure shock to ✨𝘔𝘢𝘨𝘦𝘴𝘵𝘪𝘤✨.
Honestly, it gives me "I want you to draw me like one of your French girls" vibes.
Don't even get me started on Dick's reaction, lmao.
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Maybe my favorite part about Cheongryeo as a part-time antagonist is that he clearly genuinely likes Park Moondae/Ryu Gunwoo outside of his general obsession with him as someone who knows what he's been going through. It's interesting to have a character who does messed up shit not because he hates the main character or wants to see him fail, but because he wants to challenge him to do better. Except he's also got his brain thoroughly scrambled by regressing who knows how many times and so his 'help' comes with a huge chance of coming closer to sabotage.
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It’s always “I love hearing about other people’s interests. You can talk to me about anything.”
But the second that someone goes in to a reasonable amount detail about this random crack ship that was actually canonized in South Park, suddenly you have to go.
(/j)
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I’ll experience the most sane person with a normal life thing ever and think “oh hey I wonder what South Park characters this would happen to”
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sorry for dip in content!
lots has been happening recently and most of it has to do with it being near the end of my senior year. i’ll still be busy for a little while longer but I have 2 stories in the works that are mostly done!
so as kind of an apology for a lack of content, here’s two really vague snippets from my wips:
This one is for the Home Home au (Person this is the thing i’m writing for your ask i didn’t forget lol)
and this one is for the Store Shifter AU-
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i just really love the trope where this very “joyful and bright and flashy” place is considered a place of great conflict. like wonderland in greater boston. it’s this big, beautiful theme park which is mainly associated in gb as, like, a place to escape to in the event of a tragedy.
what with nica taking leon there to help him “cope with his breakup,” or charlotte going there to take her mind of off her lack of direction, or the evicted residents of red line heading there for refuge after they’re torn out of their homes, and less notably, phil needing to use wonderland as a bargaining chip to get himself out of jail...
the place is typically associated with disaster and grief as well, since it’s leon’s death place, after all, and the history of tragedies it’s had (the burning robots...) just failure after failure after failure. it was renovated after leon’s death, and even AFTER that, the whole place becomes completely abandoned, once oliver, the current owner, “dies” after his wife divorces him.
wonderland’s place in the story is defined by escapism, grief, and disaster, and most of the time, when you go to wonderland, you don’t get what you’re looking for (nica took leon there to cheer him up, but he actually got so distressed that he died, charlotte went there and rode all of the rides and it didn’t do anything for her, and who knows what it might become for the new residents...)
with all of this in mind, it begs the question: what exactly does it mean, that ethan wants wonderland back so badly...?
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