Doctor :3

i'm not immune to master in a skirt propaganda

Are there any TMA or WTNV fans who are going to Star Market in Moscow? I am begging, please dm me. I am to scared to go alone

‘legend of the gods’ from 12 x 7 but make it them ∞

doodles inspired by @spoopdeedoop human!doctor au :33

Ah......Its the good old Superwholock era once again

Are the villains gonna search for the way to make themselves immortal or some thing similar? Why have so much alchemical refereces?

seeing people (and by people I mean. not even russians) already speaking about the whole thing going on in Russia as if it were a fucking quirky joke. “Oh I’m considered an extremist in this country I don’t live in at all! Uwu!” “LOLZ I’m proud to be deemed a danger in Russia!” “PROUD ASSIGNED LGBT EXTREMIST BY RUSSIAN LAW” You know this shit is very likely going to get people killed right. Like. You know that, right. People are very likely going to die because of this law. And you know you’re not helping in the fucking slightest right

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