Shawn and Gus are drift compatible but under no circumstances should they ever be allowed to pilot a jaeger

Shawn: Shawn Spencer, Psychic Ranger, and this is my copilot, Jaeger McFlavour.

Jaeger McFlavour: The british spelling.

Non cooking spray stick

Non spray stick cooking

Non cooking stick spray

Great job team hit the showers

why is the metal community so pressed abt this it’s literally hilarious. 10/10. love it. i want it.

Metal elitists probably are, the rest of us think this is funny as hell. Also fuck yeah to making corpse paint easier to get and for relatively cheap

Rare is it that I feel "WTF?!" and "I LOVE IT" in such an equal measure. ....Wait. Is this real? I thought it was a gag but how you're talking about it sounds like it is real and OMFG IT'S REAL?!! https://www.elfcosmetics.com/elf-x-liquid-death-corpse-paint-vault/81576G.html

Challenging Fatphobic Language in Writing: Some Alternative Vocabularies

So I’m currently working on a short story for an explicitly fat-positive anthology, and it’s making me realize just how little language I have readily at hand for describing large bodies in positive terms! 

Putting aside for a moment the whole debate over HAES and fat positivity and everything else – and if you clown on this post, I’m simply going to block you, that’s not what we’re here for – sometimes you just want to write a story with a fat person in it and you need some adjectives/descriptive language that isn’t overtly gross and/or fetishistic. 

Well, I’ve got you, fam. I have compiled this handy list of descriptive terms and phrases for describing big bodies with positive connotations.

Why am I doing this? 

Because this:

And this: 

And frankly, we all deserve better. So let’s go. 

Positive (and Neutral) Adjectives for Fatness

Movement Verbs Evoking Fatness

Some Points to Keep In Mind

A big part of challenging fatphobia in writing is inverting or subverting stereotypes. Here are a few lazy/played-out tropes and things to think about: 

Obviously dismantling fatphobia is a whole big (ha, ha) topic all on its own, and there’s a ton more to think about. But this is at least something to get you started! 

Context matters a whole lot in description – words can be positive or negative based on how they’re utilized! But these are at least some terms intended to be a bit less loaded with negative baggage than those often used in less flattering descriptions. 

Have you read a book with a fat character who had a great or interesting description? Please reblog, I’d love to see how other authors have handled it! 

[Image one: Some very unflattering results for a Google search of “fat adjectives”. Image two: A list of answers to the question, “How do you say fat in a cute way?” The results are mixed at best, including “Big as a whale”, “Couch potato,” “Miss Piggy,” “Pear-shaped”, “Voluptuous”, and a long literary example, “A woman of robust frame, square-shouldered and strong-limbed…” End IDs.]

The person I’m reblogging this from does a lovely job in her work, IMO.

Mechanica by Betsy Cromwell was also good, IMO. It’s been a while since I read it, but it has a fat main character (not the POV character, but a very important one), and I don’t recall her fatness ever being described negatively. IIRC, the closest thing that came up was when she couldn’t fit through a window, and the POV character, the only other person there, didn’t give her any shit over it; nor did the character in question seem to feel negatively about her size because of it, just frustrated by the situation.

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Vultures are holy creatures.

Tending the dead.

Bowing low.

Bared head.

Whispers to cold flesh,

“Your old name is not your king.

I rename you ‘Everything.’”

fun fact!

Vultures are also responsible for keeping diseases at bay.

Vulture stomach acid is so powerful that it can kill anthrax and many other deadly diseases.

So when they consume the carcass of a creature that has died of disease, they actually destroy the disease within it too!

So yes vultures are 100% holy creatures because they not only eat the dead, but protect the living from death.

My vibe about ships since forever tbh

Roasted chicken, ginger, daikon, shiitake mushroom soup with lime, cilantro, broccoli sprouts, and rice noodles

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Souphelia

Funguary week 3 - Edible - Enoki mushroom

Me every single day abt almost everything

they had no business making him this cute in awakening

We need to start objectifying wizards. We can't slap them on the ass though they only have 4 hit points they may perish