can i say some mushy stuff really quick
coming on here and meeting so many likeminded people has been so amazing, having people not only listen when i talk about my characters and ideas but actually take an interest in them and want to hear more means so much to me. AND you have characters and ideas that i get to invest in and talk about, which makes it even better! i just wanted to say thank you for being so kind and fun, you guys are the best ♥️
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wowie that is a big number,, thanks!! I really appreciate all the support for my old man art,,,,,, there will be more.
To celebrate I will draw anything (sfw) at all,, literally anything.
like a burger . I’ll draw a burger if someone asks me too.
I’ll draw . another burger if somebody else asks me too.
maybe,,,, a third. If you want.
not a fourth. That’s too much burger,, would be too powerful. I’ll draw some tater tots to go with them instead. and lemonade. maybe a pickle .
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It’s been a year since security breach came out and a year since I started fixating on these goobers…
Boy do I got a story for y’all.
I was actually really excited for security breach. I thought the game looked good and I bought it on release day and spent the whole day downloading it cause my internet is shit lol.
I played it the next day and of course got to the daycare fairly quickly.
When I first met Sun I will admit it wasn’t exactly love at first sight. Freddy was my favorite at the time cause like many others who love Glam Freddy, I have daddy issues XD. But he quickly grew on me the more time I spent in the daycare trying to figure out what to do. (My first playthrough was completely blind so I had no clue what I was doing lol)
I remember my brother was watching me and I said word for word. “Oh he’s kinda cute in an odd kind of way!” And that got my brother to give me such a look XD
Meeting moon was a little different. He spooked me of course but his giggles had me laughing at him cause I just thought they were adorable. Seeing the jumpscare of course was what got my brain thinking as I’ve been in this community for a long time…
I wanted more of the boys. I started to love them and finding so many others did too made me happy.
I stuck to close friends rpin with the boys and showing art of them to my close friends only. I want to thank them for puttin up with my shenanigans too as I met them through fandoms like ninjago and hazbin XD love you guys.
But sun and moon gave me something new…they gave me courage. I made this blog and I started showing off t art of them cuz that’s what I’ve been fixated on. People liked it. They got me attention that I’ve never really had on my art. It was new and encouraging.
That courage only grew. I made my server, I’ve met amazing people, and now? I got two new friends to add to my nutty lil family.
@coy-lee @afloofwithmultipleinterests these two goobers right here?? They helped grow the courage in me. And support of my other friends made it burn ever brighter.
Laughterfix now has a YouTube channel with over two thousand subscribers. A comic dub with over 200 thousand views…and people are loving some original content as well.
I’m apart of something bigger. I’ve reached toward my dream of creating and entertaining people with ideas. I’ve learned to become a better artist and edit videos.
And to think
It all started. All of it happened…all because of two celestial jesters from a video game.
It’s so crazy to think about…but I wouldn’t have it any other way.
It’s been a rough end to the year. But I’m happy with what I have. Good friends, good fun, and there’s a bright shining light ahead.
Happy birthday boys. Thank you for all you’ve done for me…
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updates as of 22 oct
Travis Dermott knew that he would draw attention with his actions in the Coyotes’ home opener against the Anaheim Ducks at Mullett Arena on Saturday. The Arizona defenseman just hoped that the spotlight might shine on the issue that he was addressing, not on him.
“You don’t really want to go against rules that are put in place by your employer, but there’s some people who took some positive things from it,” Dermott said. “That’s kind of what I’m looking to impact.
“You want to have everyone feel included and that’s something that I have felt passionate about for a long time in my career. It’s not like I just just jumped on this train. It’s something that I’ve felt has been lacking in the hockey community for a while. I feel like we need supporters of a movement like this; to have everyone feel included and really to beat home the idea that hockey is for everyone.”
“I won’t lie,” said Dermott, who is playing on a one-year, two-way contract. “From the outside, it’s easy to see that I’m putting my career on the line for something. I definitely went through some emotional ups and downs that night, not regretting anything by any means, but I’d love to have maybe done a couple of steps a little different by making sure that everyone was aware of what was going on before I did it.
“I don’t want to put my teammates or my coaches or my GMs or the equipment managers in any kind of bad light when it’s their job to kind of look out for something like this happening. It was definitely something that I did just by myself and was prepared to kind of deal with whatever repercussions the league decides to push towards that. I’m not going to back off and say that this battle is won, but we’re going to find better ways to do it.”
As Dermott noted, LGBTQ+ inclusion is an issue that he has supported for a long time. Without getting into specifics, Dermott said the issue is personal for him because it impacts people close to him.
“I’d be lying if I said I haven’t shed tears about this on multiple occasions,” he said. “So yeah, it’s something I’m definitely very passionate about.
“I’ve met a lot of people that from the outside, it looks like they have everything going right in their life and they have a smile on their face every time they talk to you. But sometimes when we get closer to people and get comfortable enough for them to open up to you, you can see that there’s some pretty dark stuff happening to some good people. It doesn’t take too many times encountering something like that for it to really change someone.
“I’ve been blessed to have some of those opportunities put in front of me to really change my view of what being a good person means; what being a good father and a good example and role model means going forward. You really see how people are hurting and it’s because of a system that maybe no one’s intentionally trying to be malicious about, but until you’ve really had that first-person experience seeing people hurting from it right in front of you, it’s tough to kind of take steps.”
It would be a surprise if the league handed down any sort of punishment. The optics alone would add to the public relations damage that the original ban created. Even so, Dermott reiterated his desire to bring the entire franchise into the fold before he takes similar actions in the future, but he also made it clear that he will not be silenced on the topic.
“It’s not like I’m shutting up and going away,” he said. “I know more questions are going to be coming. We’re just going to be as prepared as we can be to just spread love. That’s the thing. It’s gay pride that we’re talking about, but it could be men’s health. It could be any war. It’s just wanting world peace. Everyone’s got to love each other a little bit more.
“Like my parents said growing up, ‘How awesome would it be to be the guy that people look up to?’ That’s what really hit home when I was a kid, especially from my mom. You want to grow up and be that guy. You want to be the guy that’s having the impact on kids like NHL players had on you. If they had been racist or bigoted, that’s going to have an effect on you.
“With how many eyes are on us, especially with the young kids coming up in the new generation, you want to put as much positive love into their brain as you can. You want them to see that it’s not just being taught or coming from maybe their parents at home. They need to see it in the public eye for it to really make an effect.”
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