Oh, I’m not sure if this is really my headcanon or if this is a phandom-wide thing... I tend to forget where things come from. :) All I know for sure is it’s a headcanon that I’ve had for years and years and years.

Albert Einstein has this equation - e=mc2. Really basically, energy is matter moving really fast and energy slowed way down is matter. Energy is both a wave and a particle. 

I’ve always imagined ectoplasm as sort of an in-between of e=mc2 - something halfway between matter and energy. Some sort of physical manifestation of a wave, although the exact details change depending on what I need the story to do. :)

Electromagnetic waves can be affected by magnets. Ectoplasm has a similar reaction to magnets, being a sort-of-wave-energy. (ectosignatures are a wave pattern). Ghost shields are powerful, localized magnetic fields, much like the one that protects the Earth from the worst of the sun’s deadly energy. 

Anywho, back to magnets. Guess where you can find some of the most powerful magnets in your house? The microwave.

I’ve headcanoned for years that Danny is an excellent cook - the best in the Fenton household, and perhaps in the neighborhood - but he cannot stand the microwave since the accident. His reaction to it changes depending on the story (from pain to a jittery shock to just an unpleasant feeling), but it’s always the same in the end: repulsed by the device. 

And he doesn’t admit it, because he likes being ‘normal’, and knows it’s related to his ghost side.

He ends up getting a lot of flack from his sister and friends that he does everything ‘the long way’ instead of just use the microwave. Danny insists making hot chocolate is better when you slowly boil the milk on the stove instead of nuke it for thirty seconds. He gets into long arguments about why frozen meals taste better after 45 minutes in a toaster oven instead of three minutes in the microwave. 

counterargument: get up for breakfast, go back to bed with time to sleep in before brunch

you know we love you and your meta <3

cb!Kankri: Far 6e it fr9m me t9 pass judgment 9n any9ne’s alimentary ch9ices, 6ut it strikes me that the 6ulk 9f Strider’s decisi9ns seem t9 s9meh9w end up at what w9uld 6e m9st aggravating t9 me, pers6nally.  

I s9pp9se it w9uld 6e unreas9nable t9 accuse him 9f selecting his travel supplies 9n this 6asis pri9r t9 9ur first interacti9n--6ut, 9n the alternate fr9nd, I w9uld n9t wish t9 demean his capacity f9r making my life difficult.

...to 6e entirely h9nest, I had n9t given the matter full 9onsideration 6ef9re this.  I was a 6it distracted at the time, f9r 9bvi9s reas9ns.  #kidnapping #issues 9f c9nsent #uneg6tiated feeding #dubcake

And since then...

your foresight is CANON 

sarapsys replied to your post: tbh I'm amazed that that interview basically...

I think it’s just as likely that sai is, secretly, horikoshi

day drinking starts around brunchtime, just like weekends

is it worse if the food is really hot or really cold? i used to have this same problem in a couple teeth and my dentist suggested using “sensitive teeth” toothpaste, which really helped

1. aaaa cotton candy seems to be a reoccurring theme..!!! that makes me happy