ladyyatexelA cat highlight for the day.
forsomebodyssake
crowley + his plants
azira-crow
banterbears
Good Omens headcanon that makes me happy to think about:
Because of Adam’s reality bending powers, Dog lives as long as Adam does.
A long happy life for Dog the very good (previously very bad) boy.
pixel-art-gallery
virushoney
crimsonleaf
That cat is going to murder the man in the dark of night.
alas, he will be unable to murder the man because the accordion noises that now accompany his every move make stealth impossible
good-omens-fanart
silversketchouse
God help me I’m tempted by the Ineffable Husbands. Give me more pls! T_T
Thank you for this great story @neil-gaiman and Terry Pratchett. And also a big thank you for David Tennant, Michael Sheen, all the cast and all for those who worked on the show. <3
The end is near… Can I get a wahoo?
hebicakes
elias-acorn
it’s okay to admit you were the toxic one. it is okay to admit you were sick. learn to grow from it.
it’s not only okay to admit that a former version of you, was flawed, but it is necessary for growth. this ground we walk upon is what we will return to. no one is above reproach, not even one’s self
strangebiology
Bentley had a rare condition called situs inversus, which is almost always fatal. The condition places the liver, stomach, and other organs in the abdomen in the wrong place, which can be dangerous when the blood vessels don’t reach the organs properly. However, Walker explains Bentley was lucky because her heart was (literally) in the right place, so her condition was much less dangerous. Medical literature describes two other people with the same condition, with similarly positioned hearts, and they both lived normal lifespans, into their 70’s.
a-zira-fell
fishyfishyfishtimes
