vriskanon:

hentaikid:

avelokadrawsguts:

vriskanon:

wizardshark:

vriskanon:

🅱️LIZZARD 🅱️LEASE

HOLY FUCK BLIZZARD HOW COULD YOU NOT INCLUDE THIS

The thing that gets me about this

The thing that really GETS ME GOING IS

Each sentence is so much wilder than the last

“A female russian hero” Yes good

“She would be riding a bear and duel-wielding AK47s” FUCK YES that’s some wild fucking shit

“Her ultimate would be for the bear to also pull out dual AK47s”

Someone probably already drew this better, but the description was so much fun I had to give it a try.

Isn’t this supposed to be a WWII thing? The ak wasn’t invented yet. Lacks realism.

You’re absolutely right hentai kid. A woman riding a bear dual-weilding AK47s would be unrealistic because overwatch is set during World War II and AK47s had yet to be invented

kateordie:

montypla:

shinobody:

plushestrumpest:

bakafox:

thebluestrokes:

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“So kids, like what your seeing?”

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“Samantha, I noticed that your “fun-o-meter’ is stuck in the middle. Why is that?

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“Well the robots are cool, but why aren’t there any girls?”

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“Why couldn’t the long lost brother be a long lost sister?“

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“And how are all their disparate technologies able to connect to each other?”

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“Doesn’t like boys!”

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“Doesn’t understand robots!”

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“That’s”

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“That’s not what I said!”

Damn.

Cartoon Network is getting too damn real

That’s pretty goddamn ironic from a network which cancelled a superhero show because it was watched by too many girls, due to belief that it’s impossible to market superhero merch to girls

I’m fairly sure that’s the joke.

(Also the network doesn’t make the show – people may not realize that Cartoon Network isn’t a giant conglomerate cartoon factory and actually consists of tens of thousands of individual creators, many of whom spend a significant portion of their day wondering what can we sneak past Cartoon Network?)

At least that’s what I’m like when I write for them. Zing!!

smallest-feeblest-boggart:

ironmanstan:

ironmanstan:

me, seeing that peter’s dust death turned into the biggest meme of 2018: he would have wanted this

tony after saving the world: peter i missed you so fucking much i cant even imagine how traumatic this was for you kid i am so sorry

peter, scrolling the #spiderman tag: holy shit i was Trending On Twitter

peter parker as a gen z is everything i didn’t know i wanted from this decade

themanfromnantucket:

followthebluebell:

tokays:

Do Home Depot employees ever wonder what the customers’ projects are? More specifically, do they wonder about mine?

One of my brothers works at Home Depot and the other works at Ace.  I can confirm that they DO wonder.

“So this customer just… went in and bought every single tube of silicone we had.  It wasn’t many, to be fair, but then they also bought a bunch of dirt.  They were really fussy about the TYPE of soil too.”

“They’re a reptile keeper and they’re making a new vivarium.  I can guarantee it.  Ask them what species they keep next time.  I want to know.”

(a few weeks later)

“They keep crested geckos.”

There was a point where one of the employees at Home Depot recognized me as “that lady who builds lots of different things for a seemingly infinite number of different animals”. I was quite proud of that.

gordon-pint:

sharkpunks:

Pointing to what I want on my five dollar footlong

Fun story I had a customer come in at my college subway location at about 2am on a saturday, it was a 20 something year old student high as balls (naturally). This kid wasn’t just high, he was off his ass, he was higher than snoop on April 20th, his eyes were clamshells. I asked him what he wanted and I could see the gears turning in his head but he absolutely couldn’t get anything out. This guy was too high to talk, and I’m surprised he even made it down the street to our store. Obviously I’ve been here before so no problem, I tell the dude I’ve got this and to just point at what he wants, and he commences to just go down the line pointing at the bread and meats and veggies like this damn reaper, leading me on the biggest game of hot and cold I’ve ever played. In the end his sandwich racked up like 15 dollars in extra charges but I think we gave it to him for free. There is no moral to this story.

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