Este angelito 🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰
my problem as a writer and as a roleplayer is that I always want characters to do that thing where you hold your hand out, palm to the ground, and kind of tilt it quickly left and right to express uncertainty or a "kinda-sorta"/"yes and no" vibe. but I don't know an official term for this so I always just call it the Noncommittal Hand Waggle
somebody appears to have responded to this post... via the contact form on bandcamp, using the burner email "fake@fake.fake"
It is the sign of the scales. The scales have not settled and they waggle back and forth. Like this like that.
and you know what. I never thought about that before but it's probably right. why the fuck would you tell me this via the bandcamp contact form of all things, and why would you phrase it like you're writing an esoteric treatise encoded via metaphor
I'm not being funny but I am 100% gonna use the phrase "noncommittal hand waggle" next time I'm writing a character who isn't sure about something, that's an absolutely genius description.
One thing I really like about Gotham Knights is how Jason is built like an absolute brick shithouse
HES HUGE!!! AS HE SHOULD BE
I also believe that his face model suits him (it's just a matter of getting him a better haircut)
do you think your pet would send anon hate?
yes
no
i dont have a pet
Absolutely not.
Wilby is a genuine angel and would never have a bad thing to say about anyone, all he wants in the whole world are treats, to sit by an open window to enjoy the breeze, and for everyone to be happy (Also he would quite like to have cuddles with Fonseca and to be in an episode of 60s Batman, but I think world happiness is probably a little more achievable). He doesn't have a hateful fibre in his being.
Benny, on the other hand, is NOT a genuine angel. However, I can categorically guarantee that if he had a grievance with anyone then he would ABSOLUTELY say it right to their face, and in such a way as to make them wish their great-grandparents had never been born so that their family honour would have some vague chance to redeem itself. He also has the loudest, most soul-crushing yowl I have ever heard, so you can be sure that if he has any hate to send, none of it would be anonymous, and EVERYONE would know about it.
Also: both my boys have been brought up not to be cowardly pussies, so they would never hide behind a keyboard to say anything they'd never have the spine to say in person.
Learning that Jason was Red Robin first (during Countdown to Final Crisis) and that Tim actually stole that name and costume has made my entire week. Honest to god Tim Drake is the funniest character of all time. Imagine getting your ass beat for stealing from a guy and then doing it again anyway, top-tier character choice. I think he should take Red Hood next.
How Bruce sees Tim: genius kid with a terrifyingly fluid moral compass and who therefore must be equally protected and feared at all costs.
How Alfred sees Tim: cheeky young rascal with boundless potential to be far more than he realises if only he'd sit down for half a mi...oh he's gone off again.
How Dick sees Tim: His own personal protégé/little brother of his heart, handpicked by... well... technically Tim himself... But anyway IT WAS DICK THAT TIM WENT TO WHEN HE FIRST NEEDED BATMAN/ROBIN-RELATED ADVICE SO THAT MEANS TIM LIKES HIM BEST!! Also: Notably admirable pun skills.
How Barbara sees Tim: Science/Tech Nerd Bestie, impossible to stay angry with no matter what level of outrageous stunts he pulls or how bad his puns are.
How Jason SAYS he sees Tim: Pain in the ass vigilante equivalent of that Single White Female movie. Grows on him like mold. Epic tier pun game, though.
How Jason REALLY sees Tim: scrawny smartass rich kid who is actually way more badass than anyone gives him credit for. Dude has gigantic balls of steel for everything he's done to become the incredible Robin (regular and Red edition) he is. Tim's a great guy and a great hero and Jason is proud to call him his friend. Just..yknow...not out loud, cos that'd be weird. No need to make a Hallmark movie out of it, jeeeeeezzzus.....👀
How Tim sees Tim: Just a regular guy who wants to be Jason Todd when he grows up 🥹🫶🏻 **fanboying intensifies**
DeForest Kelley as Dr. Leonard “Bones” McCoy in Star Trek III: The Search for Spock
Greg Morris and Peter Lupus made a very specific acting choice in this scene—and that choice was "Barney Collier and Willy Armitage are a lot of things, but straight isn't one of them." You can cut the sexual tension with a goddam chainsaw, it's that thick!!
Mission: Impossible really is some of the gayest television of the 60s*, which frankly was already a pretty damn gay televisual time period. Glorious.
(*yes this episode is from 1973, it still counts, those two have been married since the pilot episode in 1966!)
I feel like it’s important to note this woman is a columnist for the Washington Post
And VERY relatable
There is a disease that makes you all bitey and it is transmitted by getting bitten. And I was bitten by a VERY angry lovebird.
joining the bat fandom is so fun, you pick a robin and hold onto that thing for dear life
why is it SO HARD to get ahold of series 2 online in the US?? only series 1 and 3 are available for purchase online via YouTube, Prime video, etc. for me. there are some episodes from series 2 uploaded in lackluster quality that haven’t yet been taken down, but that’s it. :(
does anyone have a link or suggestion on how to watch series 2 as an American without a VPN?
It's probably because Allan's S2 glow-up is so extreme the American Censors still haven't recovered from it.
As far as I know all episodes are on YouTube, here's the link to the playlist. I mean it's not exactly HD quality but it's definitely watchable. Hope it helps with your S2 requirements!!
https://youtube.com/playlist?list=PLeagipoZmyfnGP2cUhKrGU-6nv7CrtoE7&si=jyb-4hIgIj1lkzUC
can someone hire me as a lighthouse keeper. my grip on reality is soooo stable and i will behave so normally under conditions of extreme isolation. and i promise i wont try to fuck the light
Woman who changed her life after she 'saw a Bigfoot' reads a VERY specific fiction genre.