per @per@computerfairi.es

feeling the skull emoji emotion over this exchange I had with jro in 2015 apparently https://riftbound.tumblr.com/post/124165607563/frames-this-on-my-wall-while-screaming#notes

chronicles of riddick

Found it https://riftbound.tumblr.com/post/123620894593

or maybe not. idk. I think he would've had a fun time at this event while still being sun obsessed

i think if i re-apped Kars it would be from like. before he woke up from being stuck in the rocks

got fugo in ppp

i wish that at the least this fever would go away. i am not worried about this fever being a "im sick fever" i know exactly why i have it it's just unpleasant

nobody's asking me so I'll just say it. evil ex colleagues. boo he hates your thesis

This is a kismesitude let me be clear

I can ship vos/perceptor. AMA. but don't get weird about the sniper thing or I'll be forced to remove your t-cog

oh g-d. oh fuck. ohhhhh transformers oh hhhhh fuck christ shit AHHHHHHHHHH

@felix in IDW there is a whole like societal schism based on the fact that some mechs are "forged" ("born") and some are "cold constructed" (built)

IN THE CONTEXT OF THIS CONVERSATION

I FORGOT ABOUT THE DELPHI ARC

@felix RAIN SEEMS FINE FOR THEM!?!?!?! TRANSFORMERS IS CRAZY

@felix i would also argue that dark energon was a poison considering the varying effects it had on megatron

tfwiki category of "substances" https://tfwiki.net/wiki/Category:Substances

@felix acid rain has also been shown to damage cybertronians if it gets into their circuits lol

@felix cliffjumper has a weapon that fires "glass gas" which is a gas that alters the chemical makeup of the victim's body to that of glass. this one's a little iffy IMO but like it does exist

@felix gideons glue also known as mycopropelene is a substance invented for use in chemical warfare against cybertronians. it was used as a blister agent dropped on battlefields from above and was highly corrosive, eating through their bodies. it would also stay around in the body and be capable of killing a victim long after initial exposure