niceprophecies
rafaelafranzen
I’m alive and back from the forest! Here. Have a few sketchy historical themed watercolours i did while away, to compensate for the lack of art.
niceprophecies
lordazazel23
Anonymous asked:
how about some aziraphale reverse cowgirl riding crowley? >:) maybe looking over his shoulder at crowley biting his lip
lordazazel23 answered:
Aw look he’s a cowboy
Full pic on my NSFW Instagram account @/LordAsmodeus23 (link in my description )
johannesviii
For @ourfinaldecember or @apolesen: the last couple of sentences of The Turing Test, illustrated.
The Doctor led us up, into the fire that was not the fire of salvation but the sort that burns, with smoke and hurt and tortured bodies and death. He walked arm in arm with Turing, and they talked, probably about miracles and the mysteries of the universe, but I couldn’t hear them anymore. And anyway, it was probably all in code.
Prompt 20/20, but stay tuned for an extra prompt from my friend Scooter because I can’t count and said ‘yes’ to 21 prompts.
trusthimhesadoctor
devilsss-dyke-deactivated202202
crowley, dramatically sprawled over the couch: our chickens hate us. those little ladies despise me because they know me to be a serpent. i feed them and lavish love on them and they Loathe me
aziraphale, thinking of how this afternoon he looked out of the window and crowley was sleeping on the bench by the chicken coop with no less than three of the hens asleep on his chest: yes, dear
crowley-did-this
- Adds before videos that get stuck when trying to load
- Kidz bop
- The viral Schrodinger’s dress colour post
- Reviews on the back of books instead of plot summaries and book to movie adaptation covers (Aziraphale never forgave him for these two)
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questingbeaste
so apparently in 815 CE there was a common belief that sky pirates sailed ships in the clouds and (working in collaberation with frankish weather wizards) stole all the crops that got damaged in storms and took them back to the cloud realm of magonia.
And this was apparently a common enough belief that an archbishop felt the need to write a treatise to debunk it and insist that only god controls the weather, which is the only reason we know about it.
there are three important points to take from this, i think
You know, the more I encounter "people believed" things like this, and the more I try to look at them without the "myth of progress" lens (of we are more sophisticated than the people of history/people of other nations) -- the more these "beliefs" look like tumblr shitposts.
I just imagine folks standing in the middle of a wrecked field, knowing half a year's work has gone to waste and the winter's going to be hard, sighing and saying, "darn you, sky pirate Goncharov, why you have to be like this?" And everyone laughs a little. And next storm someone repeats the joke, and embellishes it a bit, and so on and so on. You might tell it to your kids with a straight face but pretty much everyone's in on the joke, and I just imagine the incredulous stifled laughter in the pews when they realize the archbishop is actually taking this stupid shit seriously.
The archbishop and half your neighbours who either aren’t in on the joke or - WORRYINGLY- you thought were in on the home but are now insisting it’s not a joke and you don’t feel gaslit because that terminology won’t be invented for another half millennium but if it did you would.
You know, like on tumblr/the internet.
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moki-dokie
rafaelafranzen
