I like this perspective on what a dream job is. I'd probably still do what I want to do now: find new, improved ways of blowing up massive amounts of explosives in a vaguely controlled manner with people on top of them.
The people who say shit like "I don't dream about labour" when asked about their dream job make me sad. It's not their fault and it's an obvious conclusion to come to in the environment that we live in, but they really do seem to make no difference between work, and being exploited. You do want to work, it is inherent human nature to want to do things, you just don't want to slave for shit wages while making profit for someone else.
If art wasn't an option and I didn't have to worry about being profitable, I know what I would be doing: Keep a little shop selling secondhand-thirdhand buttons and buckles.
Thrift shops and secondhand stores could dump (or sell, whatever) their unsold and unwanted goods to me, and I could spend all day going through the heaps and picking them apart, plucking the still-perfectly-good buttons, zippers and buckles out of discarded things with threadbare fabrics and sell them.
Probably also making those little trinket storage boxes out of hollowed-out books. By hollowing out books that nobody wanted or read.
Don't worry, Dante will be the best older brother any Astartes could ask for for a long time.
Well that sucks
People write million word books on there, and people write 100 word shitposts (I think the proper word is "drabbles" but I've got no idea). I personally find its tagging system very useful, since it's got the ability to filter tags both in and out, though I'm not sure how much of that is my own technological ineptness.
Last bit on nonsense for now. No more noise until next weekend.
AO3.
Yes or no?
I don't have an account. I find the idea of it intimidating.
People write book length pieces of fiction. Multiple chapters. Ships. I don't even ship canon love interests, never mind fictional ones.
I'm just a needy little Internet goblin who lives in a hole called Tumblr. Occasionally, I shout into the void.
But what if that one silly story gets a little attention? What if it flies?
I'm going to bed. Something for next weekend.
You guys do know you're supposed to reblog things, right
It's okay, the glue trap will turn into him soon enough.
new models have been announced so naturally here is lucius the eternal dying in a gluetrap
Context: the French high-speed rail system is called the TGV, short for Train a Grande Vitesse.
Ships are King George V (real) and Bourgogne (paper ship/designed but never built)
Last night I realized that Emperor's Children will be my sixth army.
Slaanesh would be pleased.
Unless you top, in which case you get "Iron Without."
If you fuck an iron warrior this pops up
That third one is just a lore-accurate depiction of a knight world.
Credit to u/TheTwist, please check out all their edits, and if you have a reddit account, tell them what you think of their work.
and my personal favourite
they also have a series on warhammer characters in dresses titled "the prittiest X"
Thinking about it, their argument and attitude are even more comparable to anti-woke grifters than I originally thought. They're both based in a premise that canon doesn't change, and they're both insisting that their interpretation of the lore which ignores what canon has explicitly stated is canon-compliant because of it.
I've got no problem with people ignoring lore that they think is dumb. I did that with female Custodes before they got added in. I do have a problem with people doing it and claiming that it's a valid interpretation of the lore.
The funny thing is they've basically got the opposite stance on FSM. One says they can't exist ever, because lore, one says they do exist and always have, because lore.
You have also forgotten I, Cato Sicarius, the most important and iconic member of the most esteemed Ultramarines space marine chapter.
thanks to @moociaoafterdark for this treasure >:3c
Femboys, Warhammer 40,000, Battleships, and whatever else crosses my mind
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