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Jon definitely should of died quicker in The Magnus Archives

You know, everytime I relisten to TMA, it makes me realize, Jon really should be dead by now. Not in like a "it's part of the point that he's surviving" way, in like a "No like there no fucking way he's not dead" way. Jon not getting shot in episode 2 because Jonah thought he was annoying is more unbelievable than the monsters. Like forget about the eldritch horrors, the most unrealistic thing in TMA is Tim not naynaying on Jon's ass like 6 episodes in because he's a pretentious cunt.

At this point I just think is the web doing it's thing

just a pinch of pynch eheh

Aristotle and Dante Dive Into the Waters of the Universe, Supernatural, Wall-E, and making earrings out of scrabble tiles. :)

seen a lot of these with your favorites, but reblog with the CURRENT book you are reading, show you are streaming, the last movie you watched, and any game/puzzle/crafts you’re working on 

who am I even sad for?…

probably the best parallel between bluesey and pynch is that for Blue and Adam, this story is Pride & Prejudice level rivals-to-lovers - each of them going “fuck, him? really? him??” every step of the way - whereas Gansey and Ronan were both immediately and irrevocably in love

I wish to befriend more of my moots hi guys

I have an idea in my head for a "TMA is an office comedy au" where anytime Jon gets anywhere close to spiraling about "am I even human anymore" Tim takes out a Bluetooth speaker and starts blasting Just a Man (specifically the man becomes a monster part).

I imagine at the very least it would offend Jon enough to stop the spiral.

So after finishing season 1 of tbhk: does anyone else find mitsuba and kou's dynamic eerily similar to that of ash and Pikachu from the first episode of pokemon: indigo league or is that just me?

just finished mag 195: I know I can't be the only person to have asked this but are all blind people exempt from the apocalypse? or was Melanie a special case because she blinded herself to purposefully sever her connection to the eye