obi-wan: aaah, finally. i have time all to myself
anakin and ahsoka, barging into his home: prepare for trouble!
obi-wan, already feeling a headache coming on: well, it can't get worse than you two—
luke and leia: and make it double!
obi-wan: oh great heavens
*meanwhile cody from the kitchen*
cody: cyare, if anyone else walks through those doors, i will get violent
fives and echo: *crawls in through the window*
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Jason only resorts to his emergency signal when he's 0.1 seconds away from death and only when he's 100% reaching raw desperation levels of survival
BUT he also uses it when he's faced with the most mild of inconveniences, so the batfam are always stressed when they get his panic signal because is he about to fucking die or was he just locked out of the family Netflix account?
And obviously they can't take ANY chances, so it's always a 50/50 on whether the night ends with the fam huddled in the medbay of the cave, or whether all of them are fully costumed, weapons sharpened and ready to throw hands in Jason's apartment and Jason's just casually lounging on his couch like "Oh hey guys, I'm out of flour, can one of you run to get some?" with the most annoying shit-eating grin you've ever seen.
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Rincewind was a coward and an unwitting clown, but he had several times saved the world in slightly puzzling circumstances. He was a luck sink, the Archchancellor had decided, doomed to be a lightning rod for the fates so that everyone else didn't have to. Such a person was worth all his meals and laundry (including an above-average level of soiled pants) and a bucket of coal every day even if he was, in Ridcully's opinion, a bit of a whiner. However, he was fast, and therefore useful.
"Look," said Rincewind, "a mysterious urn turns up and suddenly it's all about football. That bodes. It means something bad is going to happen."
"Come now, it could be something wonderful," Ridcully protested.
Rincewind appeared to give this due consideration. "Could be wonderful, will be dreadful. Sorry, that's how it goes."
Terry Pratchett, Unseen Academicals
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whenever i read a fic and shanks doesn't mention buggy even once it always feels soo ooc bc like what do you mean shanks isn't vibrating with the need to see buggy at all times??? at the very least, shanks should be thinking about buggy passively, if not actively. like buggy lives that man's mind rent fucking free. buggy should be charging appearance fees for how often shanks thinks of him. like all it would take is one (1) denden call, where buggy shaky voiced goes "shanks... please... i need you" and shanks would be hauling ass across the grand line to get to buggy
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72(???) days until Charlie...
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I think it’d be really funny if they found the sub, rescued and took the teenager out, and then sent it back down with the billionaires still inside and no contact
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there's something EXTREMELY fucking poetic about how Santagale is meant to represent Nightingale's lost innocence and sense of humanity, and every time she appears in FGO she does something that spits in the face of everything Nightingale is supposed to stand for, which since apparently FGO needs to be reminded, is an obsession with both physical and mental health as well as seeing war as an atrocity in which there are no victors but only victims left dead or both scarred physically and mentally.
In the santagale event she encourages you to do the lotto and reinforce unhealthy addiction-based habits (lines about pulling all-nighters, 'one more run', etc).
And now literally the only other notable use of her character is to promote mcdonalds not just as a hilariously transparent bit of selling out done as a direct response to the gacha cash cow finally running dry, but also as an explicit part of Mcdonalds' recent turbocharged PR campaign in order to try and cover up their support of Israel's genocide towards Palestinians.
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Max was in acute depression, had no motivation to do anything YET started the Eddie saving March, i just have to believe that the residual guilt of not being able to save Billy had her acting there with such passion, and on that note neither Max nor Eddie deserved that ending, i don't care about stakes being high and all, they should have let them be happy for a moment atleast before ripping everything apart....
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