do i rly have poor memory, no notes, and little lore, or am i just afraid to go through with plans?
who knows! but im cancelling the dnd interview <3
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[ID: two sketches of dogs in black ballpoint pen on white paper. the first is the heads of two borzois with their noses nearly touching. the second is a full body sketch of a pointy-eared white dog nosing at the ground. end ID.]
lookit some dogs
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Seer twins may or may not be sleeping through their match lol
(This match!)
(mer(tles) from @/quewp1)
(Seer twins are me)
and they're just trying to figure out how to play while keeping the kids out of trouble : )
(This match!)
(Two souls by @/virgilisspidey)
(Adopted donnie is me)
for the @tmntaucompetition b/c the match-ups for my aus are silly
You should vote!
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currently sitting across the room from my gf as she reads sixpence for the first time this is AGONY
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This is all because someone said that tim being wealthy DOES impact his character. Like the ppl in the screenshot are defending the idea that tim should be written as middle class and even claimed that plot points about/made possible or exacerbated by his wealth have nothing to do with his characterization bc they’re plot points and not character traits. They also previously said there’s little to no mention of his wealth whilst also trying to say his wealth doesn’t matter because it’s just “new money” (which I’d argue adds a LOT of context to the drakes vs the Waynes but that’s into analysis territory and I’m not getting into with someone who said plot points don’t impact the character 💀)
Anyways the main point of the post isn’t just to clown on them I just want y’all to take that final tweet into account; “They come and take only what they want, they don’t like to delve into the great character that is Tim.” On a post saying Tim being rich doesn’t matter and has nothing to do with his character. Tim Stans I’m not saying this is all of you, but this group of y’all is sooooo. Let’s be nice and say weird. That it makes y’all look bad. When they’re saying “they pick and choose to ignore his character” in order to defend picking and choosing to ignore his character…have a group meeting or smth yall. This is crazy.
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