This Has The Same Energy As:

This has the same energy as:

Ironwood: if you were one of my men I’d shoot you

Qrow: if I was one of your men I’d shoot myself

and I’m living for it

kinney: if you were my wife i’d poison your drink

iko: if i were your wife i’d drink it

...Honestly this is the better avengers. Not tryna diss avengers or anything, just facts. 

oh my god rainbow magic. i’ve been thinking about rainbow magic so much recently, i legitimately started rewriting the entire series (which has 200+ books and is still ongoing, by the way) 

There’s got to be a term to describe that like. Extremely specific era of children’s literature where all the books were novellas printed on low quality paper, pumped out on a near monthly basis, and made for series that sometimes stretched into hundreds of books

Animorphs. Goosebumps. Bailey School Kids. Babysitter’s Club. Magic Treehouse. Series that plague public libraries and second hand book stores to this day. A genre that was nearly wiped out overnight by the success of Harry Potter, and the newfound desire for kids to read long form literature

It was like pulp fiction for kids

Ice pops, shopping cart, hair tie

I have a question. What do you call these three things? They have different names depending on where you live, and I’m curious.

longcat is probably dead :(

Whenever Keefe makes fun of his bangs he pretends like it doesn’t matter, but actually it makes him wonder if he made a mistake not only dipping his bangs but running away. Eventually he snaps and shows Keefe the scar and they have a nice solidarity moment, maybe Keefe talks about his mom stabbing him or something.

Headcanon that Tam has a scar on his head from that one time he dipped his bangs in molton iron or whatever