JUST MAKE OUT ALREADY. This is what I was yelling at my screen all last night.
7ns:
oh. oh.
i…
oh. ok.
oh i didnt know i liked this
I have so many feelings right now
I forgot how much I loved this fanart. Pondersoa is AMAZING.
Phil, this wasn’t fucking amateur hour. PEOPLE DIED BECAUSE OF YOUR LACK OF SUPERVISION. THERE WERE RAPTORS ALL UP IN THE KITCHEN PHIL. IN THE GOD DAMN KITCHEN.
YOU HAD ONE JOB PHIL. ONE JOB.
[A series of photos, altered to look hard-used, of men at stereotypically manly tasks (maintenance, construction, weightlifting, sports) posed in stereotypical coquettish poses and expressions from “good girl” pin-up art.]
“Men-ups” by Clickandclash on Flickr.
men-ups ………………….. …. .. ……..
Lordy lordy, but I do love all these.
Kingdom Hearts games and their endings
Kingdom Hearts:
Kingdom Hearts Chain Of Memories:
Kingdom Hearts: Birth By Sleep:
Kingdom Hearts: 358/2 Days:
Kingdom Hearts: Coded:
but Kingdom Hearts II is an exception:
The first time you beat it:
After you play BBS and 358/2:
In a nutshell
FUCKING TRUTH TO POWER
THIS IS SO TRUE OH MY GOD
Formality in Ergo Proxy
This is actually a speculation post, so please take this with a grain of salt, folks.
In Ergo Proxy, we see a lot of people referring to each other by various titles and names. There’s very little “Mister” and “Miss” involved in the anime, though. Romdeau has its own sense of formality and proper language. I’ve thought through it for several months now and I’d just like to share some of the interesting things I’ve found. Keep in mind that this is in the English version only; I have a friend who knows Japanese well and I need to talk to her again about how people speak to one another. (Japanese is more about grammar and word choice. It’s not just titles.)
BECAUSE HE’S RAUL FUCKING CREED.
