one of my hobbies is drawing sexual pictures of characters who really hate each other
plot twist: it was actually quinn’s stereotypical evil twin that did the thing
Hmmmmm. ;) Given my luck, nobody will see this, but what the hell, why not.
i-was-promised-a-fluffy-chicken:
Last one for today, i promise.
OMG ARE THOSE FEM!DOCTORS?
theyre perfect and every single way
i love how eleven’s face is exactly the same.
I love 9’s face and hair and everything
Roscoe and Jituss met for the first time at a fancy rich people’s party. Both of them wearing false identities, neither of them actually anywhere near the status of the average patron.
After a long time spent brooding and teetering on the brink of mental breakdown, Roscoe decides it’s time to give socialising a try once again. Get back in the old game. Clean up, shave, dress fancy, have a drink, lie some, flirt some—anything to help him crawl out of that pit of despair he’s been sitting in for far too long. He’s Augur Jesq, he decides, former officer turned arm candy, for fun and profit—and a significantly longer life span.
So, “Augur” snakes his way into the lavish, extravagant party and sits down at the bar to have a drink. Scanning the crowd, he notices a chiss woman looking right at him. Curious. She doesn’t seem to relent. He straightens his back and adjusts his posture before taking another glance and shooting her a smile. She finally smiles back.
Her name is Seeb. She’s a hired bodyguard for a now absent client. Fancy dress for such a job. How many blades could she be hiding within the shimmering, white drapery? Well, maybe that isn’t the real reason he’s eyeing her up and down.
They share a drink, a dance, and then a more private chat in a quiet corner by a soothing waterfall. It doesn’t take long before they both decide the other is worth taking for a spin.
What exactly are you implying?
look at this fuckin jack tho like wow NICE
Wow, she is wearing the shit out of that outfit. Fukkin’ PROPS to that. Also, holytattoos.
aaaaand here’s Melainen for masterofbirds! now lemme see about getting a toon set up on Ebon Hawk
also huh at some point i should go back and sign most of my non-sketch stuff because i always forget to do that
yes good
Of course, I think it’s clear that “reviewer” wanted attention, and this’ll be my last comment on it.
If you want to write serious bit of constructive criticism of anything, typically you showcase the PROS and the CONS of the thing in question. You talk about how something is a Con and how that Con can be improved. Yes, perhaps the Cartel Market does nickle and dime, but at the same time, it has also improved the amount of people playing the game, which in turn keeps it going. While it’s unfortunate that SGR had to be implemented later in the game’s history, the developer’s responded to what the people wanted. Is that segregation? First off, that’s a rather inappropriate use of the word.
Just as you wouldn’t start out saying “as if anyone needed to be reminded” that x is a bad thing. That’s rather sloppy and callous, especially how it may or may not be posted in a place where people who enjoy x will see it, and would rather not be greeted with something that is wholeheartedly negative.
Most things are works in process. Most things can be improved upon. When you go about it articulately and seriously, you’re more likely to be heard and a serious conversation can be started on how to further the Pros and fix the Cons.
That’s why it’s called constructive criticism—it has a purpose beyond simply expressing dislike, and if you’re going to call something a review, typically it needs to be more rounded than simply expressing like or dislike.
How can we turn that review on it’s head like we’ve done with all the other flaming posts
like guise remember when we posted bad/awkward photosets with weird quotations/song lyrics after that guy thought we were posting things and didn’t know what we were doing or whatever
that was a good day
lol I lost a follower
I’m sorry but I get angry when it comes to swtor, my beautiful fandom, being smashed
