take this into consideration

König talks in his sleep while having a huge erection.

You have no idea what he’s saying but he’s never sounded so calm…

I accidentally became obsessed with inscryption

did this just a second ago

I bet his hair feel soft and smells nice 🪻

making up for lost time and posting yet ANOTHER set of memes B))

literally that one scene in lost light issue 13

daily dose of vampire haechan

catboy schlatt compilation

Hey! Something nice about writing anything for Coex again. fucking hell I can’t escape is that I can always— 100% of the time— erase Stein’s death!

I’m taking full credit for JK playing/singing Letter in his live today. I commented on it being the best Army song a few times in the comment section.

I saw some others mentioning the same (so yeah they get credit too 😂) But as expected most ppl were mentioning other songs for him to listen to…

So yeah I’m claiming this win.

breaking bad but i moefied it

Pokémon Party but only Jigglypuff (1/2)

WAIT I GET IT

Trey Clover

THREE CLOVER

Deuce Spade

DTWO SPADE

easiest way to get through the 11K+ notifications you let pile up like an anxious, avoidant digital hoarder: accidentally click on Activity 🤡

james potter. he's not real.

Frev friendships — Lucile Desmoulins and Marie Marguerite Françoise Hébert

A few days later we saw her arrive, [Desmoulins’] widow so lovely and so gentle, she was still inside the vertigo and pain, she walked and watched like Nina. Oh what bizarre a game revolutions are! The widow Hébert and the widow Camille Desmoulins, who’s husbands had just been sent to the scaffold, often sat together on the same stone in the heart of the Conciergerie and cried together. They would soon join them.  Mémoires sur les prisons (1823) by Honoré Jean Riouffe, page 66. Marie was arrested on March 14, Lucile on April 4.

I saw at the registry of the Conciergerie, the day after their appearance at the hearing, and the very day of their trial, the wives of Hébert and Camille together. Hébert’s wife said to Camille’s wife: ”You are real lucky, you, there was not a single statement against you yesterday; no shadow of suspicion cast upon your conduct; you are no doubt going to go out by the main staircase, while I will be sent to the scaffold.” The wife of Camille, no doubt imbued with the atrocity of her judges, did not raise her eyes, showed neither fear nor hope, but modestly awaited her judgment. She went up a few minutes later; the debates had been closed the day before; the hearing was held only for the pronunciation of the judgment; she was condemned like the others and executed. I recall this conversation as precious, because in coming from the mouth of the wife of Hébert, in the presence of several people, it has a character of truth which gives an idea of ​​the innocence of the wife of Camille, and of the barbarism of the court.  A witness during the trial of Fouquier-Tinville 1795. Cited in Histoire parlementaire de la Révolution française… volume 34, page 427

22 people were led to the scaffold around six o'clock through a prodigious crowd. Chaumette next to Gobres led the way. Chaumette replied with a smile of rage to the sarcasms which people threw at him, especially the reproach of atheism ... Gobel was gloomy, silent, dejected. Dillon, pale, was next to Simon, the comedian Grammone with his son. In the third tumbril were the widow Hébert and that of Camille Desmoulins, chatting together. The widow of Camille Desmoulins fixed the gaze, both by the singularity of her costume, and by a piquant face which the approach of death has little altered. The others revealed a rather sad countenance: they did not show that kind of audacity which most of the great conspirators have shown until the present day. The two women were executed first; Gobel and Chaumette were the last. We will give the rest of the judgment tomorrow.  Suite du Journal de Perlet, number 569 (April 14 1794)

The conspirators condemned by the Revolutionary Tribunal were executed yesterday [sic] at a quarter to seven (in the evening). Chaumette, sitting next to Gobel, replied with a smile of rage to the reproaches of atheism that were made against him; Gobel was gloomy, silent, downcast; Pale Dillon sat beside Simon; the actor Grammont next to his son; the widow of Hébert and that of Camille Desmoulins, elegantly dressed and maintaining composure, were chatting together. Gobel and Chaumette were the last to suffer their ordeal. Chaumette's head was shown to the people, to the sound of applause and cries of "Vive la République.” The wife of Hébert and the wife of Camille Desmoulins were the first to climb the scaffold, they embraced each other before dying.  Nouvelles politiques et étrangères, number 146 (April 15 1794), cited in Annales révolutionnaires, volume 14, number 2, page 161 (1922)

Other observations

Marie was as much as 14 years older (38 years) than Lucile (24 years).     

Did the two talk about how, were they to be condemned to death, they were both leaving a very young child orphaned (Marie a daughter a little more than one year old, Lucile a son a little younger than two years old)? Marie might also have been three months pregnant with her second child by the time of the execution…