What a time to be alive.

I am 100% cooler with this knowing that the spear-thrower realized “oops maybe I shouldn’t have done that” and tried to make it right, and that the guy who the drone belonged to was cool with it

Everything about this post blesses those involved with a +4 on their next Today is Good Day roll

Happy Ulf Hath Slain A Dragon With His Spear!

HAPPY TEN YEAR ANNIVERSARY

dean winchester isn't so much a car guy as he is a home guy. baby is a beauty, sure, and dean is proud to show her off, but above all she is the roof over his head. she is the one familiar place he's always known, the only thing he owns. she is his comfort blanket and his ticket to freedom. she is a mother and a friend. the car isn't about macho virtue signaling. she is home.

what nobody tells you about weekends is that it’s already monday

I love it when people point at Dean and say "that's a violent man" and then turn around and give all the grace and understanding to characters like Sam (notably also a man who uses violence as a tool and uses it against Dean) and Cas (the number one source of angel death on the show and has several notable scenes of being violent to Dean specifically) and they get to be something else but Dean is just violent. Because it just proves my point. When I say "people think Dean is the angry one because of classism and because everyone around him is repressed af" I'm not saying he isn't angry. I'm not saying he has never been angry. I am not saying his anger can't be frightening or out of control. I'm saying they're all fucking angry. But Dean gets that label because Dean is the most visibly lower class. In the way he talks. The way he dresses. The fact that he never went through higher education. The fact that he doesn't flinch away from being perceived as working class/poor and actually leans into it a lot especially when people use it as an excuse to not treat him with respect. And Dean gets that label because when he's angry that's what he calls it. Because his anger is visible. Because it's almost always a direct response to what is currently happening to him and not repressed until it erupts later when something triggers it. I'm not saying Dean isn't angry I'm saying that there is no "angry one" in this show full of trauma and violence and angry characters, there's just different ways in which anger is expressed. I'm not saying Dean isn't violent. I'm saying that they all use violence, but it's interesting that people only really perceive Dean's as being out of control and tied to his anger.

if you get to the end of atla and you conclude that azula is irrevocably evil and has always been and is irredeemable, go back and start watching again, you were clearly doing it wrong

Friday the Thirteenth, Pi Day, Ides of March, then you have to land the double jump right into St. Paddy's Day to complete the combo move.

generally you shouldn't write run-on sentences because they get confusing and it doesn't give the reader a break. that doesn't apply to me though my run-on sentences are fun and understandable and they have a rhythm to it that makes you want to keep reading

i miss u so much (pre ai internet)

Today, Dean leaves a mustache before fully finishing shaving, pretending to be a cowboy in the mirror for a few moments before completing the job.

I love Ronan’s arc in the first two books because at the start you think Ronan attempted suicide but then you find out that’s actually a cover story for the fact that he was attacked by a dream creature. And then you find out said creature is called Manifestationofmy Suicidalthoughts.