#exploding-pens

//hugs and kisses and lots of well wishes and Happy Birthday in advance!!

madsmurf93 replied to your post “Hey guys, I just got some really bad news and I’m just feeling really...”

happy birthday sweets *hugs tight* I hope everything turns out well <3

Thank youuuuuu <3 

jaegerorangecat replied to your post “Hey guys, I just got some really bad news and I’m just feeling really...”

i love you happy birthday i should be done with your bday art later today and let me know if you need me on skype

exploding-pens answered: Sounds like a dominance problem. Have you tried separating the litter boxes to different rooms? I have no experience with Feliway though :(

TATTOO KINK YES GOOD VERY GOOD. Headcanon that part of Victor’s tattoos is a skull tattoo or a bee tattoo which Sherlock really really likes

Oh wow your handwriting is beautiful *0*

Title: There is a World Elsewhere Pairing: James Bond/Q Characters: Alec Trevelyan, Raoul Silva Rating: NC17 Content Notes: Attempted assault/non-con Disclaimer: I don’t own either James Bond or Final Fantasy … I’m just playing in both worlds. Summary: Q had known that teaming up with James Bond and Alec Trevelyan wasn’t going to be uneventful but he hadn’t expected anything like this. Authors Note: Written for exploding-pens as part of the 00QExchange. Based on the following prompt:

Q is a Scholar or White Mage Job Class. Bond is a Dragoon Job Class. Alec is a Red Mage.They meet when a monster was attacking Q and Q gets injured after Q focused on protecting Bond with his White Magic and giving Bond insight on the monster too much. Due to Q's nature for having less offensive ability in his job class, and Bond's preference to have a white magic focused caster to support him in battles, they form a party along with Alec.They fight monsters and go on adventures and raids and maybe save the world. Bonus if Silva is involved too as the villain as a Necromancer and you may have my first born if you include one-sided Silva/Q (with Q being all "do not want' and Bond is fiercely protective).