everydaylouie:

Hampstune Squeeku

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jackalopescruff:

jackalopescruff:

Help a trans couple in the new year

So back on December 19th, of 2025 my partner and I were displaced from out apartment due to threats of violence by our new neighbor in the building we live in. He hurled transphobic and just general bigoted threats at us and others as well as having and openly carrying a firearm he said he would kill whomever called the police on him. We spent 2 days in a hotel costing us over $400, after that we managed to have a place to stay but we had left with nothing on us when we fled. We had to gut all of the money we had and even with donation help we are struggling as we were before this entire incident. Rent, Bills, and food are all things we need money for now and unfortunately due to laws in our area the tenant in question is only on “Final Notice” this is against both our wishes and the landlords but its local law. We feel unsafe and our holidays have been wrought with financial burden, fear, and family death and medical problems. Any and all help you can spare to help a struggling queer couple recover and survive would be greatly appreciated.

venmo @ LKarnstein

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Ko-fi

Hey yall rent is not far off and we are still piecing things together financially from all the burdens this brought any help will go a long way to keeping us housed and helping is recover from this

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frangipani-wanderlust:

So the creator titled this “Caveman Cooking,” but I have decided that it is Grug the Orc making Peanut Butter Squares. Link to original post.

Sound on. Trust me.

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captainlordauditor:

panickedscribbles:

I think Leverage has a really neat take on the concept of revenge.

Because a lot of times, revenge gets framed as this inherently immoral act, like it doesn’t matter how evil the person you want revenge on is, it doesn’t matter that stopping them is a net positive for the world, revenge is just bad and wanting it makes you bad.

But I think that a lot of the problems with most revenge narratives come from the fact that the person/people seeking revenge put too much importance on getting revenge, but there’s not enough catharsis in the actual act of taking revenge. They end up left with a whole lot of left-over righteous anger, and no acceptable targets left to vent it on. That way lies the bloodline ending feuds of greek tragedy and the like.

But Leverage says “No, actually you’re right, that guy is absolutely terrible, he does need to be stopped and his victims should be awarded the catharsis of revenge.” But then, instead of taking the easy way out of having Hardison siphon all the money out of their accounts, or sending Elliot over to their house with a baseball bat, they complicate the revenge plot. Instead of walking the easier path of the quick and unsatisfying revenge, they insist on poetic justice and dramatic irony and the complete and utter, very public destruction of the worst people in the world.

That’s why I think Leverage feels different to, say, The Count of Monte Cristo, or other revenge-centric stories. They go the extra mile to tailor their revenge to the target, and give them Exactly what they deserve.

A crucial part to me is that in Leverage, while hurting and humiliating the person is a goal, it is never the only goal. When asked, a lot of the clients don’t even ask for revenge; they ask for what they were promised, or what they lost. The kid they were trying to adopt. The farm that got foreclosed on. The patent rights to that gadget they invented.

And the Leverage crew delivers that (sometimes with a side platter of a big pile of money). People keep coming to them because they keep delivering on what was asked for.

Even the actual revenge isn’t just for the catharsis of revenge, but to stop them from hurting more people. I can think of at least two episodes where they switch gears in the middle of a con because they realize that the best way to stop a mark from hurting more people isn’t to humiliate them, it’s to help them.

So that catharsis works. It feels like enough, because for once, it is. It’s not just lashing out, it’s part of an interconnected group of things that make it right.

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bombing:

girlfriend: why don’t you take off that battle armor and slip into something a bit more…..comfortable

me: i am most comfortable when i am impervious to most physical forms of attack

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hgedits:

fave queer characters + Beckett Mariner, Lower Decks

You know me, man. I’m a wild rogue living on the edge of chaos. I sit weird in chairs. You can’t predict me.

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coolchulainn:

second of her name

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sabohno:

Done with one final illustration for the ruination series (for now) by @margaritadaemonelix. I’m done after 27 hours of work and I’m so happy that I managed to accomplish this.