Use The Term “touch Grass” To Indicate That Someone Needs To Go Outside; Use The Term “touch Grace”

Carl: Hey, my dad’s been really annoying lately, so do you wanna come over and help me mess with him?

Negan: HOLY SHIT! How the fuck did you get in here, kid!?

Carl: I’m in your walls. Anyways, you gonna help me or not?

Negan: Uh, I - I mean, yeah, sure, I guess

Grabber: Tell me your name, boy.

Finney: …McLovin.

Grabber: …McLovin?

Finney: Yeah.

Grabber: McLovin? What kind of a stupid name is that? What, are you trying to be an Irish R&B singer?

Grabber: *throws newspaper at Finney* You gave me the stupidest fake name.

Finney: I had to pick on the spot!

Grabber: And you landed on McLovin?

Finney: Yeah. It was between that and Muhammad.

Grabber:

Grabber: Why the fuck would it between that and Muhammad?! Why don’t you just pick a common name like a normal person?!

Finney: “Muhammad” is the most commonly used name on Earth! Read a fucking book for once!

Grabber: Finney, have you actually ever met anyone named “Muhammad”?

Finney: Have you actually ever met anyone named “McLovin”?

Grabber: No! That’s why you picked a dumb fucking name!

Finney: Fuck you!

Grabber: You didn’t even give me a first name, you just said “McLovin”! One name? One name? Who are you, Seal?

Finney: No, I am McLovin.

Grabber: No, you’re not! No one’s McLovin! McLovin’s never existed because that’s a made-up, dumb, fucking fairy tale name, you fuck!

random thought but uh Al technically has powers like Finney to hear the dead, right? but he like, wants to ignore it. So, would you think that Max gets hoped on coke to avoid sleeping because he has dreams like Gwen?

I’m initiating a new ghestie and tried to find a quick guide to the Papas for her, but since I couldn’t, I made it myself. Hopefully it helps others too 🫶🏻

1.Study for nymphs finding the head of Orpheus by John William Waterhouse  (English, 1849–1917)

2.Orpheus, 1875 by Gustave-Claude-Étienne Courtois (French, 1853–1923)

3.The Lyre of Orpheus, 1898 by Alexandre Séon (French, 1855–1917)

4.The Death of Orpheus, 1893 by Jean Delville (Belgian, 1867–1953)

This child who came to my house tonight is literally the funniest human being on the planet. She complimented me on having both lollipops and mini Three Musketeers available because "a lot of houses these days don't give you a fruit flavor option." She was very solemn about this.

Isn't it funky how the iliad starts with a daughter returned to her father alive and ends with a son returned to his father dead. Isn't that crazy

Sister Sage 🧠⚒️

I haven’t drawn anything in 4ever 😭