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4pplec0re · 4 months
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damn.
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st4rguy · 5 months
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hits him with the genderqueerification beam
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gearoxbutabox · 2 years
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cucumber-pictures · 9 months
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Let’s play a game
It’s been 4 years, and seven days since Cucumber Quest is on indefinite hiatus, but however here’s a game to play. If you roll the die once, you get a character. If you roll the die again, you draw a character in a setting.
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stawberryparfait · 2 years
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🍨me and carrot ❤🍨
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💕💕💕
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zokhuun · 5 months
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i did a little challenge to improve myself !! this is the first time i finish one so it's a little victory to me ahah
do not hesitate to follow me on twitter : @/zokhun_
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moussofshroom · 6 months
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cringetober day 9- rarepairs!!!
these were all requests from twitter and insta.
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kamikkyu · 7 months
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random doodle pages in the meantime of random things but theres less and less effort put into them
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homolobotomized · 4 months
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some drawing requests on ig from a while back that i never posted on here 🌹
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dimity-lawn · 1 year
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I was just looking for a particular scene in Jingo when I came across this:
It was five o'clock. Vimes and Carrot sat in the Patrician's outer office, in silence except for the irregular ticking of the clock.
After a while Vimes said: "Let me have a look at that again.
Carrot obediently pulled out the small square of paper. Vimes looked at it. There was no mistaking what it showed. He tucked it into his own pocket.
"Er.. why do you want to keep it, sir?"
"Keep what?" said Vimes.
"The iconograph I borrowed from the tourist."
"I don't know what you're talking about," said Vimes.
And I thought "Tourist? There aren't many of those. Wouldn't it be wild if it was Twoflower?", but was sure that it wasn't, so I continued to flip back the pages in search of the scene I wanted to find, but then I found this (during the parade):
"Oh dear," said Captain Carrot, in the crowd.
"What's he doing?"
Next to him an Agatean tourist was industriously pulling the lever of his iconograph.
Commander Vimes stopped and, with a faraway look in his eyes, tucked his truncheon under one arm and reached up to his helmet.
The tourist looked up at Carrot and tugged his shirt politely.
"Please, what is he doing now?" he said.
"Er...he's... he's taking out...
"Oh, no..." said Angua.
“... he's taking the ceremonial packet of cigars out of his helmet," said Carrot. "Oh... and he's, he's lighting one."
The tourist pulled the lever a few times.
"Very historic tradition?"
"Memorable," murmured Angua.
So poor Rincewind must have been at the parade when the would-be murderer was killed, and Twoflower lost an iconograph to Vimes. Also, the Luggage in that chaos would be a nightmare...
I didn't really think anything of this when I read Jingo because I read it before reading the Rincewind books, but it's amusing now.
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4pplec0re · 6 months
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they’re lesbians btw
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firedancewithme · 9 days
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was doing some research about ballets for work and.... Sir Keradin Deeproot ????
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cucumber-pictures · 1 year
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Happy Birthday to Charles M. Schulz!
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bloodinkandashes · 5 months
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My fatal flaw is that I genuinely don't think you can like the Discworld books and be a bad person.
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It's Glorious 25th of May and I made a meme
Welcome to Discworld Fandom!
City Watch Edition vol. 1
We have:
His Grace his Excelency the Duke of Ankh Commander of the Night Watch sir Samuel Vimes
-throws axes when rich bitches annoy him
-doesn't like dwarfs
-but that's ok bcs he doesn't like humans and trolls either
-lights his cigarette using dragons and trolls
-was a blackboard monitor
-hunts assassins for sport
-is two drinks below normal
-gentleman gentle man
Carrot
-2 meters tall dwarf
-always nice
-loves museums
-u would literally die for him
-but he would never ask for it
-he is that nice
The Tyrant
-gives right people right jobs
-mind so sharp you could shave with it
-made the city work
-dog person
-instinctively knows how to juggle
-probably sleeps sometimes but no one knows for sure
Enjoy!
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jotun-philosopher · 11 hours
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Discworld/Good Omens parallels ramble
Exactly what it says on the tin! These are some fun little Discworld/Good Omens parallels that my brain picked up on at various times (usually 3 a.m. or thereabouts... Thanks, mum, for the persistent insomnia...)
Mild-to-moderate spoilers for Wyrd Sisters, Lords And Ladies, Men At Arms and Carpe Jugulum below the cut.
In A Life With Footnotes, the official biography of Terry Pratchett, Rob Wilkins mentions that when he was in school, a young Pterry wrote for English class a story (sadly lost to the mists of time) about orcs attacking a vicarage in full Jane-Austen-spoof fashion. Now, given how the Whickber Street Shopkeepers' Ball turned out, it seems reasonable to assume one of two things: a) Neil Gaiman did not know about this story when writing S2 and the parallel is an ineffably delightful coincidence (a bit unlikely) b) Neil Gaiman *did* know about this story when writing S2, and the nod to Pterry happened to work really well with the plot (seems a bit more likely). Either way, the parallel is there and giving me all of the warm fuzzies <3
There's an idea in Discworld, forming a significant part of the moral backbone of the series, that's very succinctly summed up by Granny Weatherwax in Carpe Jugulum: "[S]in [...] is when you treat people like things. Including yourself." This is absolutely at the core of what's wrong with Heaven and Hell and God and Satan in Good Omens; the leadership and culture of both organisations/cults treat everyone -- angels, demons and humans alike -- as disposable things to be used and toyed with and discarded or destroyed if they start having the temerity to be imperfect or form opinions or thoughts of their own.
There're two characters in Discworld who parallel Aziraphale surprisingly strongly: Magrat Garlick (of the Lancre witches) and Captain Carrot Ironfoundersson of the Ankh-Morpork City Watch. -*Magrat is viewed as a bit of a soft, soppy 'wet hen' by the other witches, but she is still a witch, with all that that implies. She also has at least one scene in every book in which she appears where she does something extremely badass and witchy; for example, turning an ancient wooden door back into a tree, or (very pertinently to GO) delivering a literally iron-clad punch to the face of a villain who's mentally torturing her with her own insecurities. Likewise, Aziraphale seems to mostly be viewed as a bit dull and wimpy by the other angels we see (though Magrat still has the genuine respect of her witchy peers) but he is still an angel -- a Principality -- with all the powers, steadfast guardianship and bloody-minded stubbornness of that rank. The Metatrash might not be vulnerable to iron in the same way as Discworld elves, but you can bet that his attempt to break Aziraphale and bring him into line is going to backfire just as spectacularly! *For the parallel between Aziraphale and Captain (well, Corporal, at this point in the Discworld timeline) Carrot, the novel I have in mind is Men At Arms. At one point, Vimes is being held at crossbow-point by a villain, and has a bout of internal monologuing about how, if someone has you at their mercy, you'd better hope they're evil, because that way they'll take time to gloat and mock you so you'll have an opportunity to think of a way out; a good man will kill you with barely a word. Carrot does exactly that at the climax of the plot, putting his sword through the villain and the stone pillar behind said villain without saying a thing. Now, Aziraphale might not quite have Carrot's 'incorruptible pure pureness' tendencies, but he is -- for all his flaws -- a good person. If he knows that something needs to be done to prevent an evil outcome, he will DO it without hesitation. He knows how to use a sword, too, and if That Frickin' Elevator Smile Of Tranquil Fury is any indication, the Metatrash is in far deeper doodoo than he realises! Related to the above, The Smile also reminds me of the old adage, "beware the fury of a patient man." (Well, man-shaped being in this case...) Very appropriate for our careful, thoughtful angel -- it would not surprise me (much) if Metatron were to depart the plot of S3 with a flaming sword pinning him to one of Heaven's columns (probably won't happen, but I can dream, eh?)
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Hope you enjoyed reading all that :D
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