The Story of Romeo and Juliet Condensed Into a Single GIF
I will reblog this every time I see it
This is inaccurate there are too many people alive
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His parents allowed him and his sister to change their names at age 8 if they wanted to — and of course, an eight-year-old would pick a name that an eight-year-old would love. Loki Skylizard MD FCCP is now a thoracic surgeon in Frederick, Maryland.
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That is the face of zero regrets
Godspeed, Dr. Skylizard
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“MACTATION
[noun]
the act of killing a victim for the purpose of sacrifice.
Etymology: from Latin mactātiō, from mactō, “I sacrifice, slaughter”.
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MACTATION
[noun]
the act of killing a victim for the purpose of sacrifice.
Etymology: from Latin mactātiō, from mactō, “I sacrifice, slaughter”.
gekkan shoujo nozaki-kun is a treasure,
if i don’t reblog this assume im dead
THE NEXT 3:30 MINUTES AFTER PRESSING PLAY WILL BE THE BEST 3:30 MINUTES OF YOUR DAY.
If anyone asks you what fanfiction is—just show them this video.
Anime has redeemed itself
A brief summary of D&D alignments for the uninformed.
Lawful Good: Laws are good if they are just and fair.
Lawful Neutral: Laws are good because they are laws.
Lawful Evil: Laws are good, but only if they benefit me.
Neutral Good: Let’s do the Right Thing(™)
True Neutral: Please leave me alone.
Neutral Evil: What’s in it for me?
Chaotic Good: Personal freedom is the most important thing in the world, and I would die for others freedom.
Chaotic Neutral: Personal freedom is the most important thing in the world, and I would die for mine.
Chaotic Evil: Personal freedom is the most important thing in the world. Mine more than yours.
When it’s late at night, sometimes it’s best to hand your keys to a friend and let them dad you home.
Know when to say when, folks.
Some Disney comics I made for a mini zine years back but didn’t post all of them online anywheres! Here you go.
So the eight year old got this book:
and it’s pretty amazing. It works like this:
and we wanted to share some story prompts with you.
- “Write a thank you note from–a computer–that is very lonely.
- “Write a silly story about–a bed–that can talk.”
- “Write about your friend who is–a backpack–that wants to be a person.”
- “Compare yourself with–a newspaper–that never does what it should.”
- “Write a thank you note from–a sandwich–that wants to be a movie star.”
- “Make a poster that tries to get people to buy–a monster–that knows what people are thinking.”
So there you go. Your next story prompt. You’re welcome.
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