nidoranduran Asked: Not reblogging that "deserves to be happy" post because haha fuck you.:(
octopus babies you guys
OCTOPUS BABIES
LOOK AT THEIR TEENSY LITTLE TENTACLES
THEY LOOK LIKE THEY SOUND LIKE
BLEWP BLEWP BLEWP BLEWP
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Actual Auspistice Bicycle Lyra Kamiya: Maid: I had a dream last night about you trying to trick me into dying...
Maid:
I had a dream last night about you trying to trick me into dying my hair neon green. Somehow the dye turned out too watery though, and kept dripping out of my hair, so I decided after about ten minutes that since it’d only been two weeks since I dyed it, I was just going to rinse it out. I…
The person I reblogged this from deserves to be happy.
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hard lesson
this is amazing wow
Wow, I haven’t seen this kind of dedication in a beta-universe Striders piece in forever - I’m fucking floored
The perspective, the knicknacks, the body language, the way it’s almost heartfelt, painful, distant but still shows in the grips of their hands that Bro’s there with the needle as surely as he is with the sword - Dave clutches at that edge in what could be bitten back pain or shame/disappointment
Regardless of what happened to get them here, they’re both still here
Seriously though, this image is fucking wild
The thumbprint swipe from turning the light on, opening the first aid kid, everything’s immediate, that line was crossed and they’re in there to make the correction with that Strider alacrity
Their toothbrushes, the laundry, Cal, the rinsed blood in the sink, their fucking reflections being just as obscured as the camera angle and still just as expressive - this is incredible and I’m still finding things to be in awe about. Even down to the marred walls. Everything’s there, everything’s indicative without being cluttered in a way that says something besides ‘lived in at close quarters’
I wanna art like this when I grow up, wow
Incredible.
this is nothing short of breathtaking
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I need my glasses to find my glasses do you see my problem
You can’t even see your problem
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— the writer reblogs, being distracted by the internet
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