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is seeing someone’s room actually intimate or was i not invited to enough sleepovers as a child

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Rotting mermaid adopt! 20 us dollars, send me a message if interested

cyndi, bb, we love you but it’s twenty nineteen and we need to rest 

I don’t know, man. Maybe my soulmate is a fictional character.

if we’re dating and you see me lying down on my bed, you’re 100% allowed to just lay down on top of me

It’s taken a long time with work and a culmination of health issues keeping me down, but I’m determined to get back to working on my digital art as much as I’m able to. Here’s a sleepy Persephone in the asphodel

Here’s a personal project I did recently! I watched a ton of Sailor Moon with my roommates over the summer and I was so charmed by the moments where we got to see all of the senshi’s individual interests and hobbies! I wanted to a series highlighting it ^^

by Moize Opel

I’m at the best scene in the entire campaign: the deal in Fantasy Costco. You know, THE deal. If Arms Outstretched is the most defining scene story-wise, the Fantasy Costco bit in LIIV would the most memorable comedic bit.

Merle says he’s still saving up for the Flaming Raging Poisoning Sword of Doom, setting up the entire scene. There is a moment where Griffin off-handedly mentions the Slicer of T'pire Weir Isles (pronounced like tupperware), which can be exchanged for someone’s most valuable item with a high enough persuasion roll.

Magnus takes a while deciding what he wants, giving everyone enough time to forget about both the Sword and the Slicer. Griffin brings out Garfield to get some more of Magnus’s… bodily materials, quietly setting up for the end of The Suffering Game, where he’d presumably die. Meanwhile, Justin has been silent this whole time, buying his time.

Then it’s Taako Time.

He keeps his poker voice while buying both the Slicer and – and Griffin himself brings up, which adds to the comedy of the scene as he fails to notice the trap he’s about to waltz into – Rickle Axage’s Pocket Guide to Adventuring, Third Edition, which gives the whoever reads it a temporary advantage on rolls of a single skill.

I can hear Justin keeping his voice deliberately monotone as he says Taako reads the guide for persuasion.

And then.

Taako: “I have one more transaction I need to conduct.

Garfield: “Okay.”

Taako: “Garfield.”

Garfield: “Yes?”

Taako: “I have something that I think is really gonna interest you.”

*beat*

Griffin McElroy, his very soul trembling with realization: “OH MY GOD.”

This scene cemented Taako as my favourite character in the campaign and TAZ as one of my favourite pieces of fictional media of all time. Nothing tops it. Justin is a genius.

hey look at this meme I made for my cats

my cat