Steven universe au
State Alchemist once again takes a nap
au where mezato and ritsu are horrible best friends acquaintances that justify terrorizing their classmates with the supernatural as mystery solving
Him but baby
I wonder why Ageswap version of him is more..enthusiastic? He's like mini version of Adult-Reigen(I like it tho)
Okay but like... 12 year old Edward Elric being a badass and tough as hell and cursing like a sailor making everyone forget he really is just a kid until he uses little kid vocabulary or acts like a kid. Like he'll say the word "tummy" instead of stomach or only drink juice but insist it be in a coffee mug. He'll threaten death and bodily harm but insist Havoc needs a bandaid for a little cut that isn't bleeding because "it still makes it feel better, dumbass!", which is what his mom told him. Idk just Edward constantly being a child while in an adults world and the way it makes Team Mustang feel.
MOB ENJOYERS RISE UP SEASON THREE CONFIRMED LETS FUCKIN GOOOOO🌻🌻🌻
so i'm in this backyard chickens group on reddit and someone just discovered their hen is transitioning and everyone is stoked
anyway in case you didn't know chickens will sometimes spontaneously f2m and it's pretty cool
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