In fact, I fear I am a jack-of-all-trades.

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See, that’s what the app is perfect for.

Sounds perfect Wahhhh, I don’t wanna
f-uho
““You must be that new employee’s everyone talking about!” ”
This is a gift for @twintelepathy in @tsukkiyamasecretsanta !
I’m terribly sorry for sending the gift this late😢
I select the prompt ‘bookstore AU’. There’s some (not really necessary)...

“You must be that new employee’s everyone talking about!”


This is a gift for @twintelepathy in @tsukkiyamasecretsanta !

I’m terribly sorry for sending the gift this late😢 

I select the prompt ‘bookstore AU’. There’s some (not really necessary) idea, sketch and story behind this pic that I want to draw them, but not sure I can post them anytime soon.😰

I’ll send you a pic without text to your message when you see this post.

again, sorry for taking so long to finish this, hope you like them and wish you a great year🎉✨🎉✨🎉✨

tsukkiyamaexchange tsukkiyama yamaguchi tadashi tsukishima kei bookstore au which tadashi is the owner's nephew terribly late... can't sorry enough..but sorry Y__Y
rythyme mafiamoll
transpeter

i still can’t believe that the incredibles is likely set in the 1960s

transpeter

the entire film is designed with classic 50s-60s art styles, a lot of the interior design of the parr household is in 60s style, fashion is generally reminiscent of the 60s, in the beginning of the film all the photographs and video are grainy and shot in 60s style, the technology in bob’s office is very dated, when edna is going on her “no capes” rant she cites superheroes who died from cape designs and says their deaths were in the 50s, all the cars in the film have 60s models, any advanced tech we really see is seemingly kept secret from the general public, here’s a newspaper from the film:

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may 16th, 1962

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some people are saying that the technology on bob’s desk was too advanced for the 1960s but not really, in the 60s computers DID exist they were just big and bulky and small screened, which matches bob’s:

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you could argue that some of the fashion isn’t very realistic to the 60s as some of the women wear pants, but women did wear pants in the 60s even if it wasn’t common. as for the mens fashion, it’s kinda spot on. the business suits with short sleeved button ups and skinny black ties, the turtlenecks, and for more dressed down looks wearing a t-shirt and jeans isn’t very unrealistic (and that little boy on the red tricycle, wearing a baseball cap, and chewing bubble gum is like classic 60s imagery)

some outfits were likely oversights and/or them not wanting the time period to be too glaring. the sequel looks like they’re going to be making the womens wardrobe fit the stereotypical 60s timeframe better, as you can see in the trailer:

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the writer and director of the incredibles has even said that he based the film on classic 60s superheroes and comics like god guys please use google search, why would i lie about this

ballisticducks

Also in the original version of Syndrome meeting the kids he didn’t say the “Busy” line he says “I didn’t think they let you guys breed?!” Which, aside from being incredibly dark all on its own, suggests that America took fascist measures to control the populace of superhumans, making Bob’s struggle to keep the family hidden and everyone’s elation at Jack Jack not having powers utterly depressing ALSO the age of Violet puts the prologue scene somewhere in the 40s which forces the viewer to consider two possibilities, one that World War 2 never happened because of the existence of superheroes in America as a deterrent or two that superheroes were created by America as a weapon for use in the second world war

captainlordauditor

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this is very interesting in the context of the American golden age of comics cool the incredibles
wonderwonderhowido saintawesome
chancethereaper

Bridesmaid to a waiter: What a beautiful wedding

Waiter, about to reveal that the poor groom’s bride is a whore: Oh you haven’t heard?

chancethereaper

the number of people making comments on this post about how there’s nothing wrong with being a whore is far too high like i’m not trying to shame people who are promiscuous or sex workers this is a fucking reference to a song and if you dont understand the reference dont reblog with some idiotic trying too hard to be progressive shit its literally a joke about a lyric from a song it was never, and never will be, that fucking deep. if you dont get the reference literally just shut up and dont reblog this post oh my god

bisexual-nightwing

by fall out boy

fine god dammit i have to reblog this now but im not happy about it