freeze frame. yeah, thats me. you might be wondering if thats me. yeah its me. ok thanks. unfreezes frame

Not to be vague but not again please

Collecting those rn

im truly enamored with this pairing

EEEKKK *trips and falls and you catch a glimpse of my evil and irredeemable soul*

Ambush <3

There are actual tears in my eyes rn can you believe people are this stupid and walk among us all the time

i'm looking at wearable heating pads so i can keep the furnace lower in the winter and maybe save some money, and i love the way they look like something out of a fantasy. come along my heated little squire, we've dragons to kill near the wizard tower

my heated armours

also big fan of this review. perfect for #myailments

Dorothy’s friends | The Wonderful Wizard of OZ

i am like losing my mind at this picture my friend sent me of his stepmom’s dog. that is a dust bunny

just a reminder that:

the phrase "say her name" is to used honor and bring attention to the murders of black women by the police or the state.

and the phrase "rest in power" is used to honor and signify the work that a black person has participated in, as far as the fight for social and racial justice.

fnaf is such, a fascinating cultural object.

An extremely right wing pro life Christian weirdo attempts to make Christian video games but fails miserably and then immediately pivots to making one of the most iconic horror games of all time. Which is based on the Chuck E Cheese restaurant franchise. The game turns into a long running series with the most prominent reoccurring themes being stranger danger tropes, child death and mutilation, the things fathers do to their children, and the corruption of innocence. On at least one occasion he totally flipped out about people implying his work had CSA/abuse themes and called it degenerate. The series is incredibly preoccupied with the concept of immortal souls. It practically invented multiple other separate genres of online video media. Most fans of the series have never played it. It is now, functionally, a series for children.