AMPUTEE SAM. I KNOW THIS IN MY HEART. I FEEL IN MY SOUL THAT HE HAS A COOL LOOKING PROSTHETIC ALSO. I REFUSE TO ACCEPT CRITICISM.

Alice would be a horrible archivist. Just negative eye vibes going on. Alice gets stalked by a mysterious person or thing with no clue what it is and she heads to work and agrees to be walked home, as any normal person should. Sasha would show up three days late to work with an unbelievable story about how she cornered and confronted the thing.

John would have already been kidnapped by now.

*ink5oul voice* what’s up chat, today we’re going to be reviewing tattoos and their artistic quality. so for this video, i actually got this corpse

Hello, dear listeners...

So today I have been out with a wonderful group of cosplayers doing a Wolf-359 shoot around London, and what better to post on this day than shots from our Wolf-359 shoot at Megacon!

@ghostcat-cosplays as Dr Miranda Pryce

@confusion-doodle as HERA

@owenisamassivenerd as Daniel Jacobi

@delaneytalks-tostatues as Dr Alana Maxwell

@kiwi_cosplays_ as Doug Eiffel

@daiyaoowadaisntdead as Dr Alexander Hilbert

@kaiidth_cosplay as Renée Minkowski

@magpieclaws.cosplay as Rachel Young

I have GOT to stop listening to podcasts at work. I can't experience this many emotions in a professional setting

guys the euphoria is wearing off and now i'm suspicious and afraid

Oscar really chose the most unstable, fucked up guy to dedicate his damn life to

i appreciate that wolf 359 really doesn't waste time, but i am always on some level chasing the high of bach to the future, the one single episode that is primarily just eiffel and hera (and minkowski) hanging out, with relatively low stakes. i want them to do domestic tasks together more than anything in the world. eiffel and hera taking four hours to put together a piece of ikea furniture because eiffel is insistent he doesn't need the instructions, puts it together lopsided, and says it's fine and it never looks like the pictures anyway, right? ... right? accepts it's not fine. has to take it apart, and he's grumbling while hera is like, well, if you'd just listened to me read the instructions... he's holding up pieces for her to confirm the steps instead of just looking at them himself and she's like ugh you're holding it at a weird angle. i can't even see what that is. they finally get it put together. minkowski comes back into the room, which at this point looks like it's been run through by wild animals. in this same amount of time, she has quickly and efficiently put together every other piece of furniture they brought home by herself.

I think it'd be hilarious if Pavitr was unintentionally savage when he first met Hobie.

Based completely off of this post.

Bonus:

"There's one more movie, right? I swear there's one more movie."

"No, this is the last one."

*doubting silence*

My roommates have been watching twilight together, and they're on breaking dawn. One of them is trying to convince the other that Bella dies permanently while giving birth to Renesmee, and she's losing her mind.

"You can't be serious. She's not actually dead, right?"

"This is why everyone hates twilight."

My roommates have been watching twilight together, and they're on breaking dawn. One of them is trying to convince the other that Bella dies permanently while giving birth to Renesmee, and she's losing her mind.

My roommates have been watching twilight together, and they're on breaking dawn. One of them is trying to convince the other that Bella dies permanently while giving birth to Renesmee, and she's losing her mind.

Here's a source by the way. Almost forgot that.

Okay, I'm reading up on the history of circuses for... reasons. And I came across this line:

"[Philip Astley] left Paris in 1793, following the outbreak of the French Revolution, whereupon his Parisian circus was taken over by the Italian Antonio Franconi, a member of a noble Venetian family who had been forced into exile after a fatal duel."

And just... oh my gosh? What a crazy couple sentences? Exile? Murder? The French Revolution? Maybe no one else will find this interesting, but I certainly do.

Okay, I'm reading up on the history of circuses for... reasons. And I came across this line:

"[Philip Astley] left Paris in 1793, following the outbreak of the French Revolution, whereupon his Parisian circus was taken over by the Italian Antonio Franconi, a member of a noble Venetian family who had been forced into exile after a fatal duel."

And just... oh my gosh? What a crazy couple sentences? Exile? Murder? The French Revolution? Maybe no one else will find this interesting, but I certainly do.

the cremation of sam mcgee is about an avatar of the desolation, actually.

no I will not elaborate.

“oi there, you! are you dead? you don’t look dead. not yet, anyway.“

Just watched Nimona on Netflix and spent the whole time thinking "Tumblr's gonna go feral over this." Turns out it started out as a graphic novel posted to Tumblr.