finished season 2 of the walking dead i feel so empty what the FUCK was THAT ENDING????? anyway i have a strong love hate relationship with kenny (i shot him) so to commemorate that relationship i drew this. my fav frame from the second season i think. 💗 rip kenny you wouldve loved river monsters

Sure, George is the third wheel.

If by third wheel you mean the front wheel of a tricycle friendship, which falls apart immediately if you remove even one of said wheels, and the little toddler riding it ends up with a face-full of pavement and disappointment. The whole of 35 Portland Row would probably be reduced to ashes without him, at this point.

I couldn’t say Turing blue.. it sounds bad lol

As a teenager he lived a simple life in the city, until he turned 15. Of course this is when his hair turned from black to blue, and he’d transform into a giant ravaging panda. His panda is unique, changing size based on ferocity of his emotion at the time. (I actually got this from what Turning Red originally planned on doing)

Wally had little to no control over his panda, and immediately did the ritual to hide away his panda when a full lunar eclipse arised. His panda is hidden in his two crosses, which he puts on his sleeves. Wally was still afraid of the chaos and harm he caused as a panda, and ran away, vowing to always keep his emotion in check.

which leads us to our little neighborhood, and Wally has made lots of friends! He is known for being monotonous, though he’s actually quite emotional, he’s just very good at keeping his emotion under raps. That is, until he brakes his crosses and his hair turns blue-

Z4 is coming bitches

“So it wasn’t enough for them, to doom my people, to leave us broken, starving, dying? They had to come back for me—the Martyr—my Izvoshra—they had to finish me off, like this?!” A snarl escaped his chest, the ventilator working doubly hard to match his heaving breaths. “Well, I am not finished yet! They should have killed me themselves, face to face—the cowards—Jedi scum! I—I-I—they…” He broke off, wheezing, then began coughing furiously. His arm flinched in the direction of his face in a vain attempt to cover a mouth that was no longer whole or functional with a hand that wasn’t there. The coughs transformed into wracking, electronically distorted sobs, the anger to misery. “They—they took everything from me.”

San Hill’s smile faded, not out of sympathy, though perhaps there was a shred of pity buried in his rotten core. He gave Qymaen a minute to himself, who seemed to have forgotten the Muun was even there. When he did speak again, it was with gentle, silky menace, as he placed his hand on the outside of the bacta tank. “Grievous, my dear, old friend. You said it yourself a moment ago: you are not finished. You survived.”

“What sort of life is this?” demanded Qymaen, wretched. “I am useless to my people. I—I can’t return to them. I can’t fight. If I can’t fight, I-I am...nothing.”

San Hill leaned close to the transparisteel, breath pluming against its surface. “What if I told you that there was a way for you to fight again? To move. To run. To shoot. To kill.”

—

Chapter 3 of Part Six - Grievous of the Sahuldeem series is up!

it all peaked here

I may maintain civility with those who choose to walk away, but to return? The door remains closed. I can still be polite, but don't expect more.

When she called her book, not going back, I guess she was referring to the fact that she wasn’t going back to North Korea. Interesting.

THIS SHOW IS GETTING GAYER AND GAYER I LOVE IT

Dear Diary,

I’ve reached my limit. I never thought I would get to this point. I’m done caring.

It’s gonna be amazing.

04-Oct-2018, episode 2

Thank you guys for all the love for No Going Back! I've been having so much fun reading your comments/responses to the story even though I feel like I owe you guys money for therapy lmaooo

I'm about 2.4K words into Part 2 so I hope you guys are ready for a few more tears (of sadness and joy-i swear) but I promise our girl is going to get a happy ending!

CHLOE SIMON & GIDEON TAAFFE at MMFA:

South Dakota Gov. Kristi Noem has been in the doghouse after several passages from her memoir have received negative viral attention, including references to shooting animals and a made-up story about meeting North Korean leader Kim Jung Un.  During her appearances on various news programs, both mainstream and right-wing figures grilled Noem about the controversial passages in her book. In response, Noem doubled-down, deflected, and expressed contempt for being questioned. Noem has now called off the rest of her book tour, canceling appearances on Fox News’ Gutfeld! and CNN’s Inside Politics. [...]

Mainstream outlets grilled Noem about “celebrating the killing of the animals” and her fake meeting with Kim Jong Un

Noem recently made two separate appearances on CBS shows on Face the Nation and CBS Mornings to discuss her new book, No Going Back.  During those appearances, CBS hosts grilled Noem about the controversial chapter in her book in which she admitted to shooting her 14-month-old dog Cricket, as well as a now-retracted passage about a meeting with North Korean leader Kim Jong Un.  On May 5, when Face the Nation moderator Margaret Brennan asked why she shot her dog and if she regretted sharing the story, Noem defended her actions, arguing that she was “protecting” her children and livestock. The next day, on CBS Mornings, she reiterated her claim that she was protecting her family and told the story so “people would know I don’t pass my responsibilities onto anybody else."

At one point, Brennan asked Noem about another passage in her book in which she suggested that President Joe Biden’s dog, Commander, should be euthanized.  “Are you doing this to try to look tough?” Brennan asked. “Well, number one, Joe Biden’s dog has attacked 24 Secret Service people,” Noem said. “So how many people is enough people to be attacked and dangerously hurt before you make a decision on a dog and what to do with it?” Noting that Commander has been removed from the White House, the moderator asked, “You’re saying [Commander] should be shot?” Noem replied: “That’s what the president should be accountable to.”

Brennan also asked Noem about another passage in which she admitted to shooting a family goat and commented that it seemed as though the governor was “celebrating the killing of the animals.”  Noem was also asked in her CBS interviews about her book’s now-retracted claim that she met North Korean leader Kim Jong Un while serving in Congress on the House Armed Services Committee. She deflected, saying that she has met with “many, many world leaders.”  Following the interview, Noem decried CBS as “fake news” and claimed that conservatives “are always treated differently” in mainstream media.  During a May 6 appearance on Elizabeth Vargas Reports, NewsNation host Elizabeth Vargas also grilled Noem about the inclusion of Kim in her book. Vargas asked Noem why she “didn’t notice” the factual error when recording the audiobook version of her memoir and told Noem she was just trying to “get a straight answer from it.”  Noem’s publisher, Center Street, has stated that it is removing the passage about Kim from the book and has directed “further questions about the passage” to Noem. 

Noem retreated to right-wing media, where she faced similarly tough

questioning from conservative outlets

Even after Noem retreated to right-wing media to promote her book, she did not escape criticism and tough questions. 

Even much of the right-wing media aren't interested in cleaning up after Kristi Noem's defense of dog killing.

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so true nonnie

PREACH YOUR TRUTH🗣‼️

Dialogue Prompts: “No going back…”

1. “What if we pretend it never happened?“

“You can do that. Me, I’d rather live the life I have than play make-believe at one I don’t.”

2. “You’re haunted by your past.”

“My past? Nah, I loved how things used to be.”

“And that is why it haunts you.”

3. “I can’t move past this.”

“That’s because you’re trying to run away from it instead.”