Favorite Part Of The Horus Heresy Is When Erebus Musk Established DOGE And Cut Funding To The Mechanicum

I thought this was a political cartoon and I was trying to figure out the message for like a full 30 seconds

drawing people i see in the city (45/?)

“He’s such a main guy that he only ever talks to the other main guys. He’s always involved in the important meetings making the decisions that really matter. There aren’t many guys above him in the pecking order, that’s for sure. I don’t even think he really worked his way up from being an insignificant guy, either—as far as I know, he’s always been one of the top guys. Before he was one of the top guys at where he works, he was one of the top guys at where he went to school, and you probably get used to that sort of thing. His whole family is really important, actually. His dad was definitely one of the main guys, and his grandfather, well, talk about a main guy. They all worked at the same important place, too, doing really important things.” At press time, the very important man was cited as one of the main guys in multiple charges of embezzlement and financial fraud.

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Of course. Must protect Ronald's new Utopia. One more body amongst foundations makes little difference.

Well? What are you waiting for?

Do it.

Hamburgler...

DO IT!

ok so I agree with you on everything but warhammer probably isn’t the best example to name cause basically anything can fit in warhammer. like, you could probably put SpongeBob in as a warp daemon or an ork thing or some weirdass xeno and he wouldn’t look that out of place. honestly, the flexibility of the setting is one of my favorite things about warhammer.

The predator is really one of those species/characters that can really fit anywhere for them as long as it is sci-fi or has space in it the predator versus Spider-Man makes sense the predator versus Warhammer 40K also makes sense their only goal is to hunt and that is enough motivation for them to interact with anyone because as long as it’s a good hunt they will be satisfied they really are a character to put up against anyone 

You never know!

you never know!

now I'm curious as to how the Theraprism would actually attempt to help/treat Aku, since he is, unlike most of their patients, literally made of pure evil

characters that are literally ontologically evil are fascinating to me. like, how they function psychologically. especially when we get a character like aku who's clearly much more a person than an abstract concept, and yet is Made Of Evil.

but i'm not here to write that essay, i'm here to make jokes. They probably treat him something like this.

when you're in a villain rehabilitation program in what's called the dimensional tyrant ward, it takes a lot to be one of the patients that the staff calls "a menace," but somehow i think aku and bill could manage. Nobody should teach these two how to weaponize therapyspeak.

but like—listen, I'm of the opinion that the Theraprism is incompetent and ineffective. I'm leery of the credentials of any psychiatric hospital that uses solitary confinement & sensory deprivation as a punishment. But I also think that if a crappy but well-intended hospital has hold of an immortal patient for long enough, eventually they might get something right.

I'm also of the opinion that after several thousand years, Aku is no longer 100% pure evil, but instead 90% evil/10% just some guy.

peanuthead

Alt text An Undertale Comic of Flowey and Sans. In the first panel, Sans asks Flowey "how would ya feel if people started calling ya "petalhead"?". In the second panel, Flowey replies "How would YOU feel if people started calling you peanuthead?". In the third panel, it shows a shot of Sans with a peanut-like head. In the 4th panel, it's the same shot as the third panel, but this time he says "now that's just rude." in response to Flowey's question.

Sisyphus might have had to roll a big rock forever but I have to imagine him happy and basically I think that’s a lot harder

guys. i don't think i can imagine sisyphus happy anymore