So According To The Wiki, Quackity Has One Life Left, And Both Deaths Have Been On The 16th, Will His

I'm trying

So I’m 19 and elections in Canada are today, a week or so ago when my dad was going to vote, he said that I could go with him and register, he also said that he doesn’t care about my gender identity or if I’m not straight, but if I vote for Trudeau I am disowned.

Let’s talk about the fabulous aromantics out there

Thank you for being the strength of Ninjago, Kirby.

we love you.

Air Himbo

Water Himbo

Earth Himbo

Fire Himbo

Unkar, The Unfortunate, seeing ROTT end.

I’ve come across plenty of time travel fix-it fic’s, where Michael ends up in his younger selfs body. There’s really only one thing I feel like the fics are missing, which is Cotard's syndrome, also called walking corpse syndrome or Cotard's delusion, basically it’s a rare mental disorder where the affected person believes that parts of their body are missing, or that they are dying, dead, or don't exist. Michael, I have him having been dead for 37 years, so he’s been a walking corpse for longer then he’s been alive. So it wouldn’t be that odd for him to still think he’s dead.

Oh, my gods! He’s so cute!

ARIN, WHOM I DRAWN IN MIDDLE NOVEMBER FOR HALLOWEEN, OH YES.

Chapters: 1/13
Fandom: Lego Ninjago
Rating: Teen And Up Audiences
Warnings: Graphic Depictions Of Violence
Characters: Sensei Wu, Kai Smith, Nya Smith, Cole Hence, Jay Walker, Zane Julien, Lloyd Montgomery Garmadon, Hypnobrai Tribe (Ninjago), Skales (Ninjago), The Serpentine (Ninjago)
Additional Tags: Alternate Universe - Canon Divergence, Action/Adventure, Episodes: 01-13, Swearing
Series: Part 2 of Ninjago Rewrite
Summary: Months after that encounter with Lord Garmadon, the ninja are basking in their post-hero complacency, when Lord Garmadon’s son Lloyd shows up to pick up where his father left off.

https://www.washingtonpost.com/weather/2020/10/30/super-typhoon-goni-philippines-rolly/?outputType=amp

Washington Post

Super Typhoon Goni explodes into 2020’s strongest storm on Earth, and is slamming into Philippines

The storm in the western Pacific saw its peak winds reach 195 mph early Sunday morning local time, comparable to 2013′s Super Typhoon Haiyan