Give Percy Jackson Ambrosia Please

That’s oddly… specific

Yep, I was right

I bet I could tell a gen x or baby boomer some shit about a “new hot sauce in the eye challenge” and they’d immediately believe me and freak the fuck out about how stupid kids are. They always tell me about all these “challenges” that I’ve never heard of before.

I just think it’s funny how arguably the smartest characters (who are often favorites too because of their ability to see the smaller things and figure them out) all start out as crazy, unrealistic, deranged, insane, analyzing too much, imaginative, paranoid, and, well, delusional. Yet they end up being right. The characters who figure everything out for everyone, only do it because of their “insanity.” (This is mostly about Joyce and Murray, but honestly Nancy too). However, when fans analyze and try to explain the same way (for a show too, not a telekinetic Russian girl, a show written by those very same people who wrote their “delusional” characters to be right) it’s somehow unrealistic and inaccurate? Not needed, when that’s how everything in the show is done? Just a bit ironic (and a slight bit hypocritical to be honest).

I always get asked if I’ve got music in my head because I’m always moving my head and tapping, but in truth I’m just stimming. I say yes.

At the devils game today, (if my eyesight is correct) I believe they showed a sonnerad tattoo on the tattoo cam, then a minute later showed a few visibly Jewish kids. Funny coincidence if it was one.

So funny watching guys exercise because one arm is always doing better than the other

Just remembered how in fourth and fifth grade I was only into Harry Potter and those actors so much that I started speaking with a British accent.

Then, like a year later, I was watching Young Sheldon and I started speaking with a southern accent. 💀💀

I’ve always thought that (generally speaking) people with low or no empathy have the capability to be better/nicer people than those with empathy. Growing up without empathy means you have to learn how to be nice, to everyone, and you probably understand what kindness is more. Growing up with empathy means you never have to learn this stuff, it just comes to you naturally. And then when there’s someone they don’t feel empathy for, they aren’t able to be nice or kind to them. Because we have to learn this stuff, we do it for everyone. People who have empathy will never feel it for every single person or people who differ from them in any way, and it shows.

He’s finally here!