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I Finally watched the Overlord movie!

really loved the movie, but i wished it was a bit longer. Loved the fight scenes and those classic nazarick acting :)

sorry for the spam but I'm rewatching the anime in preparation for the new movie and feeling extremely unwell about Ainz and your posts appear a lot in the tags <3

No worries at all. Feel free to like and reblog my posts as you wish—that goes for everyone!

I'm very happy to see another normal (deranged) fan of his, he he. Thank you sincerely for the inbox. Cheers, let's enjoy the movie !! (๑•̀ㅂ•́)و✧

Found this weird flyer in the parking lot on my way out of my doctor’s appointment today. Y’all know anything about this? Should I call the number?

Skelly Style!

Left one’s mine

Right one’s @skeleton-png

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The #ConnectingGaza campaign supplies E-Sims to people on the ground in Gaza, allowing them to circumvent internet disruption/blackout during the siege and continue connecting with the wider internet. A digital SIM card (called an e-SIMs) works the same as a physical SIM Card, providing data and SMS for a phone number. E-Sims are one of few resources that can be directly accessed without blockage by people on the ground in Gaza.

Artists will be offering art in exchange of the value of the donated e-SIMs. Visit https://cartoonist.coop/esims4gaza to learn more.

Sometimes there’s a good reason why it’s difficult to concentrate.

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Here’s quite a collection of vintage grim reapers.

They’re a little similar, don’t you think?

Andreas Gering (1892–1957) - Death in the Belfry / Peace Bells, 1916

ink, brown pen, watercolor, and white heightening on paper