Lego's Miscellany

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See, that’s what the app is perfect for.

Sounds perfect Wahhhh, I don’t wanna
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You might find something like this on your property or along public forest trails. It’s about the same size and shape as a ketchup packet and smells like rotten fish. Believe it or not, this little packet protects you, your pets, and your family. The USDA drops these in areas (including Hamilton County) where raccoon-variant rabies has been known to occur. Raccoons find the packet and eat the contents, and it provides them with immunity to rabies. If you find one, simply leave it where it is, or, if it’s in an area accessible to a pet or child, just put on a pair of gloves and move it. Don’t worry, though— even if it was handled by a human or pet, it doesn’t pose any danger besides an unpleasant odor.

~ For Fox Sake Wildlife Rescue

beardedmrbean

Because everything like this should have a clickable source, first one is a news report second one is the NYC department of health official site.

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moveslikekeithrichards

i love antique stores you go to check out & theyre like “where the hell did you get this”

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But there’s also the curses

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I've been looking through the tags and I'm cracking up.

Common themes:

-antique store worker confirming they REALLY don't know how something got there

-other retail employee (especially Barnes and Noble????) saying this isn't antique store specific

-guy who is definitely going to have to call a priest

-tales of excellent thrifting experiences that I'm going to share in this and subsequent reblogs


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moveslikekeithrichards:

i love antique stores you go to check out & theyre like “where the hell did you get this”

But there’s also the curses

I’ve been looking through the tags and I’m cracking up.

Common themes:

-antique store worker confirming they REALLY don’t know how something got there

-other retail employee (especially Barnes and Noble????) saying this isn’t antique store specific

-guy who is definitely going to have to call a priest

-tales of excellent thrifting experiences that I’m going to share in this and subsequent reblogs


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houseboundcentipede

ppl in the age of cell phones: fucking up their necks

ppl in the age of books: fucking up their necks

ppl in the age of textile art: fucking up their necks

ppl in the age of picking lice: fucking up their necks

ppl in the age of cooking: fucking up their necks

houseboundcentipede

in the age of keyboards: carpel tunnel

in the age of writing by hand: carpel tunnel

in the age of squeezing water out of wet clothes after cleaning them by hand: carpel tunnel

in the age of using hand-sized stone tools: carpel tunnel

notyourplayground

#besties i am starting to think the human skeletal system might just be trash (via @cicerfics)

you are not wrong bestie

puraiuddo

in the Pleistocene age when humankind first began to walk upright: knee problems

spacedace
spacedace

I know the fandom had named Valerie's ghost hunters identity "Red Huntress" (and I fucking love that name, don't get me wrong, it's rad as hell) but I had a thought about a potential other name she might have ended up with.

Specifically I'm imagining Danny giving her a hero name completely by accident.

Like, they're fighting a ghost together. It's low stakes, more just a bit of fun before they go grab a shake at the Nasty Burger or something. Neither of them are on edge or really thinking, this is basically just a quick chore they have to take care of before they can hang out. They've been joking and throwing banter back and forth, all that fun stuff.

And it's so chill and low stakes that Danny, in typical Danny fashion, isn't really thinking.

He's about to do something to show off or make a terrible pun or something and wants to make sure she's paying attention and goes to shout to her.

But uh... he uh... he forgot until he's already got the "Val" part out that she also has a secret identity and at this point watching them fight ghosts is a pass time for the people of Amity Park so they have a pretty big audience. One that includes the news.

So, now panicking, Danny tries to cover the only way he knows how:

He Puns it out.

And so, Amity Park's ghost hunting hero Valkyrie is named.

If we want to double down on Danny's "Hero identity name is just a slight change to his civilian name she could be Valkyrie Red (in place of Valerie Gray) though I think Red Valkyrie flows a little better lol

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prokopetz

I mean, yes, a lot of horror media boils down to “wouldn’t it be fucked up?”, but let’s not be reductive – there are several distinct subgenres of “wouldn’t it be fucked up?”, including but not limited to:

  1. Proposing a very improbable situation, then gesturing toward it and asking “man, wouldn’t this be fucked up?”
     
  2. Wildly exaggerating an everyday state of affairs in order to demonstrate that it was, in fact, always fucked up.
     
  3. Taking a thing that it’s broadly agreed is fucked up and making it a different kind of fucked up.
     
  4. Inventing a new type of guy, then pointing at the guy and going “this guy is fucked up.”
     
  5. Grabbing the audience by the shoulders like, no, man, the fucked up thing is, like, a metaphor. For a different thing. That is also fucked up.
     
  6. Taking a genuinely innocuous situation and through some unlikely contrivance rendering it fucked up.
     
  7. Making a thing that self-referentially gestures at itself and asks “isn’t it fucked up that this is so fucked up?”
     
  8. Framing a fantastical scenario and asking “is this fucked up? why is it fucked up? what does it mean to be fucked up? what is ‘fucked’? what is ‘up’?”
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This is probably like my favourite comic ever made in the world i think

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He’s literally worse than the joker

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@flailingwings your tags are GOLD
#daffy at least is a fair fight#he as experience being the straight man#bugs would break him like dry spaghetti

june-egbert-official

The Joker would drop Bugs into a vat of acid and start cackling, and he'd hear a carrot crunch and "Ehhhhh what's so funny, doc?"

"I'm watching that rabbit boil ali-"

smallbeefchild

A serious villain, no matter how crazy and out there, is still to serious to overcome the insanity that is cartoon logic.

The joker may be a comic books character and may not even be taken seriously in all runs if the comic and subsequent franchise, but he is still far more beholden to the rules of reality than a cartoon rabbit.

Because, to off the walls comedy cartoons like looney toones, it's never about strength. It's about what's funny. And what's funnier than the joker getting beat by a rabbit? Well, there's some things sure but nothing the joker could pull off. Unless maybe he embraced everything of his different iterations, became a lego figure and started playing by lego movie rules. That might give him a chance. But I'm still not sure.

ekat-fandom-blog

honestly, lego joker might have a decent chance of beating bugs because of the funny rule. like, it would be funny to watch a lego dude beat a cartoon rabbit, but i'm not sure that's enough to let him win. mainly because joker's the equivalent of a sopping wet teenager who didn't plan on getting drenched and you feel bad for them, but not enough to actually help because they already snapped at you earlier that they didn't need help and they didn't need a towel because they didn't plan on being anywhere near water even though they were going to the pool

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Hello!!! This is some fan-art of jaemyun's DPxDC fic Who You Gonna Call?

I don't have much to say, this fic is amazing. I really liked Phantom's design in it, so here we are! I tried to incorporate some of the uncanny-ness of the guy's long arms, and I imagine him being pretty spindly? I also threw some minor head-cannons in there.

The sketches at the end are some visual concepts of Danny, Tucker, and Sam. Definitely gonna rework Sam's design if I have time between college stuff, I don't think the way it is now really looks like her.

Anyway, I am a firm believer in tall Danny(at the very least), that boy is the son of a brick building of a man. Also, I tried to incorporate a little bit of Dan-ness in his face, just because I think it would be inevitable for him not to share some resemblance as he gets older, which is my reasoning for him looking the way he does.

Either way, both Sam & Danny are probably gonna get re-vamped if I end up drawing their Gala outfits from chapter 8. Tucker will probably not, I like how his face turned out.

Blah! Whatever :D! Go read jaemyun's fic, it's amazing! Their characterization is bonkers-over-yonkers insanely good, I cannot state this enough!

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