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zingmin:

A screenshot from Snapcubes Real-time Fandub Youtube series dubbing the first kingdom hearts game, where Sora is pictured saying 'Maybe sometimes kiling and hurting people is okay'. Goofy is also pictured in this screenshot, off to the side, with a comically supportive expression.ALT

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pikaole:

Me and mom learned new English word.

Wow…This is probably the most famous posts on my Tumblr lol. 

This is what I drew after this situation 👇

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stonelionhearts:

sometimes i wonder if we have forgotten that sharing creative work is, fundamentally, a bid for human connection. like I’m not posting art or fic for ‘engagement’ i’m posting it looking for other sickos to play with! i’d be making it anyway for my own gratification because there’s something wrong with me, i’m sharing it hoping we can have something wrong with us together <3

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derinthescarletpescatarian:

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I love the incredibly fair and functional justice system in Ace Attorney

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It was written as a parody of the fairly corrupt Japanese legal system, exaggerated for both humour and gameplay reasons, giving us such lovely gems as:

  • They don’t have manslaughter
  • It’s never stated outright to my knowledge, but it’s generally implied that the penalty for murder is universally or near-universally the death penalty
  • Trials are legally mandated to go on no longer than three days, no matter how complicated they can get. The lab analysis for a poison isn’t completed in three days? You can’t use it in the poisoning trial. Your witness can’t be tracked down on the last day? We go to the verdict without their testimony.
  • Everyone is assumed guilty until proven innocent. The defense attorney has to prove beyond a reasonable doubt, within 3 days, that their client could not possibly be guilty, or they’re gonna get a GUILTY verdict
  • In practical terms, this means that if your client is innocent, you have to not only prove that but usually find the actual killer within the three days to show it’s a different person. This isn’t officially mandated as part of the defense’s duties but in pretty much every case it’s what Phoenix has to do to exonerate his client, even if he’s otherwise proven the killer couldn’t be (or is extremely unlikely to be) his client.
  • Both sides can just show up to the courtroom with new evidence and demand it’s accepted as evidence during the trial. There’s no verification process for this and no requirement that the other side has access to it pre-trial. You can show up with a letter in hand and halfway through the trial be like “this letter was found in the victim’s apartment!” and it becomes part of the case then and there.
  • There are no restrictions on where or how you can find evidence. You, a defense attorney who doesn’t work for the police force and has no equivalent of warrant law, can break into a witness’ house and steal evidence from his personal safe to show in court the next day. This is not a crime apparently.
  • It’s normal and accepted that the prosecution will coach all witnesses, usually telling them to lie. It’s a huge advantage when you get to interrogate a witness who the prosecution hasn’t been able to tell what lies to tell yet. They never face repercussions for this.
  • The prosecution will frequently falsify evidence. They receive no punishment for this and are allowed to continue practicing law. Witnesses will regularly lie on the stand; they receive no penalty for this and the rest of their testimony is still considered reliable. It’s up to the defense attorney to expose every single lie; if you can’t prove a word against your client is a lie, even from the mouth of a known liar, then your client must be guilty of it.
  • All of your trials are overseen by the same judge and he is comically incompetent. This isn’t an oversight of the game he is deliberately written to suck at his job, be easily bullied by the prosecution, generally have very little idea what’s going on and issue his verdict based on Vibes.
  • The lawyers will straight up make bets mid-trial with each other like “if you can’t find a problem with this next witness’ testimony, you have to admit that you’re wasting our time and the verdict will be Guilty”. The judge lets them do this. This is considered practicing law. Prosecutors will also physically assault other lawyers and the judge in the courtroom but this is okay because it’s funny.
  • The cops work directly for the prosecuting attorney and the prosecuting attorney will openly threaten police witnesses right there on the stand in front of everyone if the witness isn’t saying what the prosecution wants them to.
  • The level of corruption in the prosecutor’s office is just. I couldn’t describe it in a bullet point. Prosecutors are straightup hitmen for hire and their weapon of choice is the death penalty.
  • Phoenix gets physically assaulted and robbed by prosecutors and witnesses a lot more than one would reasonably expect. Someone’s always there to beat this poor lawyer unconscious and steal evidence from him. He never makes backup copies. That’s not the legal system’s fault but dude buy a photocopier for your office.
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Guess who’s about to get tased and robbed in the police precinct evidence room by a highly respected and successful prosecutor!

Guess who didn’t make photocopies of the evidence that’s about to get stolen!

Wait wait lemme add some things

  • Prosecutors have full access to crime scenes and it is implied that they lead the police investigations
  • Defense attorneys are not supposed to engage with the crime scene or investigate at all! (Hence why phoenix has to worm his way in or break into crime scenes to get evidence)
  • It is expected that all evidence AND witnesses come from the prosecution. The fact that Phoenix brings in his own evidence and witnesses is *weird*
  • It is implied that not only do trials have to end in three days, but if a trial lasts that long everyone is very confused and miffed about it. The judge was very torn about having to go a second day on one trial bc he made dinner plans
  • False evidence is solved by “whoops, I’m sorry, I didn’t know” on the side of the prosecution.
  • False evidence from the defense can result in the attorney being disbarred even if the false evidence came from the prosecution in the first place
  • There is a game where defense attorneys literally get the same sentence as their defendant (put to death) and thats why [insert place here] has no lawyers anymore
  • Apparently the defense is allowed to have random citizens join them at the bench as legal advisers. These legal advisers happen to sometimes be an 8 year old

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lucio mythic concept

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meladoodle:
“meladoodle:
“me: “hey can you pretend this banana I found outside is a gun?”
Gus: “it is a gun”
me: “shit you’re a good actor” ”
I got another photo with Giancarlo Esposito and the conversation went like this
me: hey 10 years ago I got a...

meladoodle:

meladoodle:

me: “hey can you pretend this banana I found outside is a gun?”
Gus: “it is a gun”
me: “shit you’re a good actor”

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I got another photo with Giancarlo Esposito and the conversation went like this

me: hey 10 years ago I got a photo of you pretending a banana was a gun, do you remember me?

Giancarlo: of course I remember you

me: shit you’re a good actor

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myfootyrthroat:

redstonedust:

i grew up in a family of left leaning hippies (thank god) but i can’t stop thinking about the one holiday dinner party where my teenage cousin said something about immigrant hotels and needing to stop the boats and there was like. a pause at the table until our grandpa, a very mild mannered man, just went “now where the fuck did you hear that?” Incredible aura. ive never heard that man swear before or since but man did he pick a perfect time for it.

I was at an ex’s holiday gathering when one of his siblings said something about “all of the immigrants ruining the kids’ schools” and their dad, the Sicilian patriarch of the family said “Like the immigrant you’re planning on inheriting money from?” and I have never giddily sat through a more awkward silence.

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dazefm:

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sighs wistfully and forlornly and woefully and

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No one on bsky understands my tumblr humor so here, have this.

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sometiktoksarevalid:

Ah, the things that wood can do

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Missed opportunity by not saying hot as hell.

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