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it’s almost strawberry season 🍓

That's what I love so much about my job. Every one of my coworkers is a unique individual, and our boss 100% respects that and lets us have free reign on our individuality while on the clock. lol We get to pick the music (only exception is no "fuck" words in the lyrics) we get to decorate the store, wear whatever we want to work. He even allows me to bring my art to work and put it on display to sell to customers. Granted, his boss kind of hates that, but his boss is not the boss of his store. xD

I feel like people miss the point of the "war is bad" message

What it's supposed to mean is that war is terrible, it's destructive, it ruins lives, it leaves scars, and you should only partake in it when there are no other options, because even if you win, even if you survive, you will not be the same, which is why the phrase used to be more commonly known as "war is hell"

But "war is bad" seems to have been construed by people in fandom into "any fighting is bad, if you fight you're morally terrible and impure, you should not fight at all, no matter what", this is annoying in fandom, as it often misses the point fiction is trying to make, but what's worrisome is when people apply this to real life, as I have seen people do regarding russia's invasion of Ukraine

And that's almost never the point of "War is Bad" works

Works like lotr, atla, transformers, the clone wars, etc all have themes on how horrible war is, but they categorically do not say it is wrong to fight, what they say is usually along the lines of "war is terrible, and what makes it so terrible is that we have no choice but to fight, it would be ideal if we didn't have to fight at all, but we must fight, because not fighting is not an option, because not fighting, not opposing tyranny, conquest, and evil only allows those things to exist unimpeded"

As a kid, I watched Sailor Moon, Dragon Ball Z, and Slayers with my parents. The first anime I watched away from home with my friends was either InuYasha or Wolf's Rain, but I can't remember which was first.

2014-04-27

can you tell people that holding resentment towards stingrays because of the way steve irwin died is the opposite of what he would have wanted

Yeah I can’t believe I still see this.

Like are they aware that around thirty people a year in the United States are brutally mauled to death by their beloved “doggos?”

And that’s not all self defense, like the startled stingray. A feral dog might see you from a distance minding your own business and decide it fucking hates you and you need to die.Respect for animals has to come with the acceptance that they can be dangerous.

I cant believe this tweet is how I find out

"Damn. I wish I had thought of that."

to me as an

artist cartoonist writer rambler comedian cranky et cetera

is a sincere way of saying

"I love your work."

and possibly quite often? honestly:

"I love you."

since the cowboy and the samurai were both dying out in the 1800s i want an action adventure historically wildly inaccurate comic about the last cowboy and the last samurai teaming up BUT one of them is gay and the other doesn’t understand what being gay is and there are multiple comedic mishaps resulting from this

I’m so happy I got this shot earlier holy shit

Reblog this if it’s okay to DM you and shoot the friendship shot.

Being an artist and trying to sell your art is hard...

I just did some calculations and figured out that if I got paid minimum wage for my latest sculpture, it would be around $50! But it's so tiiiiiiiny, I think nobody would be willing to pay more than $10 for it. Hell I wouldn't be willing to pay more than $10 for it! Because I'm broke. 😭 But now that I've calculated how much it should really be worth, I kind of... WANT to get paid that much for it, you know? Because it's something I worked hard on and put a lot of effort and love into, and I don't want to just sell it like it's a toy. I want it to get bought by someone who actually values and loves it and will treasure it and take good care of it. It's fragile. It has a name and a personality. It's art.

Star Trek: The Original Series // S02E01: Amok Time