Rabbits and Rabies

It's always funny when people call Vax and Percy the edgy sadboys of campaign 1 as if they're remotely on the same level. Like, Vax is an earnest goober who loves everyone in this bar but just happens to be a bit depressed. Percy is a demonically possessed slo-mo trainwreck fueled by grief and PTSD who got rejected by the god of death for being too emo. They are not the same.

honestly the Raven Queen stuff is one of the funniest things about Vax & Percy because when Vax first met RQ he called her a bitch while proposing a Faustian bargain and she decided to make him her eternal champion, meanwhile Percy rolled up like "Good Evening, your Divine Highness, may I Pretty Please ask for your Holy Wisdom about my whole Soul Crushing Grief situation/" and she was like "Holy shit you are a fucked up little bastard! Stop contaminating my blood pit, weirdo!"

PLEASE CAN WE HAVE BAKURA AND MALIK AS YZMA AND KRONK?

THIS JUST GETS BETTER AND BETTER. All I need is Grandpa as the guy who breaks Kaiba’s groove.

What’s next… Bakura becoming a cat?

What would that make Joey???

THIS KEEPS GETTING BETTER OMFG

Ok just go ahead and redraw the movie scene by scene

So, would the jaguars be Beast-type monsters or Dragon-types?

Instead of a giant trampoline, it’s magical cylinder.

it just keeps getting better and better. 

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Would the two guys playing a board game be playing Dungeon Dice Monsters?

Honestly “queer” is so useful for people like me w/ a “complicated orientation” b/c instead of having to say I’m “asexual panromantic” and explain what that means, I can just say “I’m queer” and it tells you all you need to know (that I’m not straight).

yeah sure good for you but don’t ever ever use that word for someone who doesn’t identify as it themselves, it’s not an umbrella term for everyone. also “pan/ace” would definitely work, even if you don’t want to use it, other people could. i use ace lesbian and definitely not the q slur.

Wow its almost like they were just talking about using it on themselves for individual reasons and you butted in to be an ass and be condescending because you think you’re superior for not using queer, then you called their identity a slur right to them. But that can’t possibly be what you were trying to do, right?

Anyone is allowed to use it for themselves, I never said no one should do that if that’s what they want. Queer is a slur though. I just want people to be aware of that, I have no idea if OP is aware of that or not but some people using that word aren’t. I’m tired of people including me and other people who don’t want to be included in that word, and before anyone asks, I never meant that OP did that, because I literally have no idea if they do.

I think an important difference between gay and queer is however, that queer started out as a slur used against members of the community and continues to be used as a slur in many places. Whereas gay began as a word the community chose itself to describe itself and was then later used by homophobes and heterosexuals in general in a negative way, meaning however, that gay doesn’t hold the same negative connotations as queer for many people simply because it was our word that they took, and not a word that they forced on us to make us “strange” or “other” like queer means.

Yeah I freaking love pancakes

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By far the best addition to this post

This is one of those things where I feel like an old. Like, *the* slogan I associate with pride is, “We’re here, we’re queer – get used to it!” There was a TV show called “Queer Eye for the Straight Guy” that was total mainstream pap. (Not that the show wasn’t riddles problematic elements from the concept out, but ‘queer’ in the title was clearly meant as a positive.) I just have a hard time processing queer as anything but reclaimed.

They actually shot “Queer As Folk” in my city!

TERFs and radical gender/sexuality bianarists are flooding social media and blogging sites with propaganda smearing the word queer in the hopes of silencing all of us who don’t identify with their hate politics. I fought hard to reclaim the word queer in the late 80s and early 90s, and it’s the one word that doesn’t worship exclusion. Which is why these people are trying to convince you not to use it. fuck that noise. there is literally no word i could use to identify my sexuality that hasn’t been thrown at me in hatred, fear, and violence. No way am I giving up the one of those that allows me to talk about all of my community without trying to put people in boxes they don’t fit in.

I will never not reblog this post. Queer, queer, queer here. 

I fucking love the word queer ❤

Or, to put it another way, using a great old slogan of the community: I’m not gay as in happy, I’m queer as in fuck you.

If you watch the documentary We Were Here about the AIDS crisis in San Francisco several of the survivors interviewed refer to the queer community. 

A long post, but an important one

I've personally embraced the term 'queer' in recent years. It's comfortable in a way that calling myself 'bi' never quite was. When I was growing up, in my sheltered world you were either straight, gay or bi, and even then being bisexual was something 'new' I didn't know you could be until my mid to late teens. If you want to know my textbook label, I'm technically pansexual, but I didn't know what that term was when I was growing up. I didn't come to terms and embrace my own queerness under that label, but I did under bi, so that's what I've always felt most comfortable identifying as even though it didn't quite fit. With all of our terminology that's understood and embraced these days, nothing has felt more comfortable than referring to myself as bi (old-ish dog, new-ish tricks) but I've found myself finding new comfort and personal acceptance under the old label of 'queer.' So, I'll use it all I want, thank you very much.