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shipping two characters not in a romantic way and not in a platonic way but in a secret third way
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Itâs radioapple and Chaggie because Iâm entirely self serving in my fanart/fanfics lollll
The air conditioner saga.
Day 1: the Air conditioner almost starts ON FUCKING FIRE.
Day 2: Not to bad but very hot.
Day 3: I WOKE UP IN SATENS ASS CRAKE AND HAD TO STAY AT MY GRANDMAS
Day 4: Tomorrow the air conditioning people will look at it. We have moved to the basement.
I WAS TALKING TO MY MOM ABOUT HOUSE AND I WAS TELLING HER ABOUT HOWS HES EVIL ANS SHE JUST GOES âHes not evil just misunderstoodâ WHAT
happy 125th strike day anniversary to all those on newsies tumblr who celebrate!!!
Gang wish me luck I have an audition at a broadway theater tomorrow.
obsessed with how my mom watches house md because she's a professor of oncology and pharmacy + she likes to see how they diagnose and treat things, whereas i watch house md for the old man queerbaiting
Both my man deserves both.
Either Davey gets a solo song or we let him throw a punch at Jack just like in 92sies
house is giving avid chappell roan listener
If House MD took place in 2024, the "fight the power" scene from House Divided would've gone like this instead:
"House, what are you doing?!"
"What does it look like I'm doing? It's a Femininomenon!"
To who ever bought the one copy of the newsies novel on eBay consider yourself an opp.
IM CRYING
bad house md shitpost
MARVIN TRILOGY (I WATCHED IN TROUSERS TODAY)
individual photos under the cut + without the pop ups from me
without commentary
in trousers!!
march of the falsettos
falsettoland
i dont know what to say about this except i like the titleâs implication that Garfield is synonymous with the house
link
âim gay!â âim straight!â
yeah, and now im late for dinner late again
this is where i post from btw
a bunch of pride-themed sketches and doodles featuring some of my fav pjo characters!
God I love TikTok
YALL I GOT MY MOM TO WATCH FALSETTOS WITH ME! WE WIN!
Happy disability pride month to
wheelchair users
crutch users
cane users
walker users
people who use other mobility aids not mentioned
people who donât use mobility aid
people with diagnosis/es
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people looking for a diagnosis/es
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people that canât afford a diagnosis/es
people with supportive families
people without supportive families
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people who need their families support
people who donât need their families support
people who identify with cripplepunk
people who donât identify with cripplepunk
people who arenât sure if they can identify with cripplepunk
people whoâs disabilities are mis-portrayed in the media
people whoâs disabilities are never portrayed in media
people whoâs disabilities are portrayed in the media but in stereotypes
people whoâs disabilities are common
people whoâs disabilities are uncommon
people whoâs disabilities are rare
people whoâs disabilities are invisible
people whoâs disabilities are visible
people whoâs disabilities are debilitating
people whoâs disabilities arenât debilitating
people whoâs disabilities affect them daily
people whoâs disabilities donât affect them daily
people who need mobility aids but either canât afford them, donât want them, or canât get them due to unsupportive environment/families
people who have cool looking mobility aids
people whoâs mobility aids look âmedicalâ or âboringâ
people who decorate their mobility aids
people who donât decorate their mobility aids
people who name their mobility aids
people who donât name their mobility aids
ambulatory wheelchair users that can walk far
ambulatory wheelchair users that canât walk very far
ambulatory wheelchair users that use other mobility aids
ambulatory wheelchair users that donât use other mobility aids
permanent wheelchair users
wheelchair users with paralysis
wheelchair users with muscular atrophy
cane users that also use crutches
cane users that only use canes
people with multiple mobility aids
people who colour coordinate with their mobility aids
people who love their mobility aids
people who are neutral about their mobility aids
people who donât like their mobility aids
deaf/HoH people
visually impaired people
people who use braces
people with genetic conditions
people with chronic pain
people with acquired disablilities
people who became disabled later in life
people who became disabled young
people who have always been disabled
people that deal with ableism
people that can work
people that canât work
people on welfare
people on NDIS
people that âfall through the cracksâ
people that can hide their disability
people that canât hide their disability
people who also struggle with mental health
people who donât struggle with mental health
people that take lots of medications
people that donât take any medications
people that canât afford medication
people that canât take medication
homeless disabled people
people below the poverty line
people above the poverty line
people with other disabled friends
people with no disabled friends
people that served in the army
people that are independant
people that need carers
people that like their carers
people that donât like their carers
Happy July, everyone!
Happy July, happy disability pride month
Happy disability pride month to
wheelchair users
crutch users
cane users
walker users
people who use other mobility aids not mentioned
people who donât use mobility aid
people with diagnosis/es
people without diagnosis/es
people looking for a diagnosis/es
people not looking for a diagnosis/es
people that canât afford a diagnosis/es
people with supportive families
people without supportive families
people whoâs family situation is questionable/confusing
people who need their families support
people who donât need their families support
people who identify with cripplepunk
people who donât identify with cripplepunk
people who arenât sure if they can identify with cripplepunk
people whoâs disabilities are mis-portrayed in the media
people whoâs disabilities are never portrayed in media
people whoâs disabilities are portrayed in the media but in stereotypes
people whoâs disabilities are common
people whoâs disabilities are uncommon
people whoâs disabilities are rare
people whoâs disabilities are invisible
people whoâs disabilities are visible
people whoâs disabilities are debilitating
people whoâs disabilities arenât debilitating
people whoâs disabilities affect them daily
people whoâs disabilities donât affect them daily
people who need mobility aids but either canât afford them, donât want them, or canât get them due to unsupportive environment/families
people who have cool looking mobility aids
people whoâs mobility aids look âmedicalâ or âboringâ
people who decorate their mobility aids
people who donât decorate their mobility aids
people who name their mobility aids
people who donât name their mobility aids
ambulatory wheelchair users that can walk far
ambulatory wheelchair users that canât walk very far
ambulatory wheelchair users that use other mobility aids
ambulatory wheelchair users that donât use other mobility aids
permanent wheelchair users
wheelchair users with paralysis
wheelchair users with muscular atrophy
cane users that also use crutches
cane users that only use canes
people with multiple mobility aids
people who colour coordinate with their mobility aids
people who love their mobility aids
people who are neutral about their mobility aids
people who donât like their mobility aids
deaf/HoH people
visually impaired people
people who use braces
people with genetic conditions
people with chronic pain
people with acquired disablilities
people who became disabled later in life
people who became disabled young
people who have always been disabled
people that deal with ableism
people that can work
people that canât work
people on welfare
people on NDIS
people that âfall through the cracksâ
people that can hide their disability
people that canât hide their disability
people who also struggle with mental health
people who donât struggle with mental health
people that take lots of medications
people that donât take any medications
people that canât afford medication
people that canât take medication
homeless disabled people
people below the poverty line
people above the poverty line
people with other disabled friends
people with no disabled friends
people that served in the army
people that are independant
people that need carers
people that like their carers
people that donât like their carers