Arhi

some break dancin nath :0c

A drawing of Jiutou from the Highrollers DnD stream! I recently watched my first full stream today and it was amazing- I, going to try and make the, every time I can! Kim’s character is so badass. (I also ship Jiutou with Cam tbh-) I kinda hope @yogscastkimbox sees this?

The first incarnation has been upgraded and changed considerably :T

It’s now the Durarara ED parody al’ a Yogscast. And by Yogscast I mean the ones I watch consistently.

So Simon & Lewis, Lividcoffee, @yogscastkimbox, @lomadia, @rythian, Alex Parvis, @wstrife, Hat Films, @twirliest, Lalnable & Echo, Sips, Sjin, Angor/Tom Clark, and finally some weird skeleton looking guy idk who that is. 

Now they went, what, three years of tromping about the grounds in animagus forms without Moony ever attacking them—werewolves don’t attack animals, that’s the whole point of them becoming animagi to begin with. So why did Moony attack then?

Ok, so some of it might have been because there was human prey there, but I think it’s more than that. I reckon Moony recognised Padfoot as being the dog that used to play with him—the one who used to let him run outside, and would scrap with him under the moon and to be honest, I don’t go heavy in for many of the werewolf tropes, but one thing I do believe wholeheartedly is that the werewolf saw Padfoot, Prongs and Wormtail as pack. He saw Padfoot and recognised him as that—as family, as someone who used to make the transformations easier, who used to stop him tearing himself apart in frustration.

And he wonders where the bloody fuck he’s been.

Twelve years Remus has been dealing with it all alone, eleven years with no Wolfsbane and no pack and ripping himself to shreds in fury every time.

Where was puppy then? Where was the doggy for all those years, when he missed him, when he needed him?

So let’s say our bloody goodbyes and then you can promise to remember me from the good old days. 

Other places to send money, water, or filters include:

Small Amounts/Money

Catholic Charities Center for Hope 517 E. Fifth Ave. Flint, MI 48503 Monday – Friday, 9am – 4pm 810-232-9950

The American Red Cross 1401 S. Grand Traverse Flint, MI 48503 Saturday and Sunday, 9am – 4pm 810-232-1401

100 cases or more:

Food Bank of Eastern Michigan 2300 Lapeer Rd Flint, MI 48503 Call ahead to 810-239-4441

Truckloads:

United Way Emergency Center 111 E. Court St. Flint, MI 48502 Call ahead to 810-232-8121

Come, Let’s choose our ending.

I am no judge, 

but I’m gonna decide your destiny, right here and now.

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