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kiki-kit:

just thinkin on this purge and.. dammit this site can be hell but i dont wanna go, one of the main reasons i love tumblr so much is how much privacy it allows me like shit, i can choose when people can see if im online i can choose whether or not people see my likes, no one has to see exactly what blogs i follow, i fucking love that. twitters just too open for me and deviantarts just plain shit, not to mention the fact that interacting with people and finding what i like on here is SO EASY??? for someone who just wants to be able to hide in my own little corner of the internet unseen this place has really become a comfort

Any tips for safely keeping a Pokemon with an open flame inside your house? I love my charizard dearly, but I’m worried about fire safety. I live in the midwest so he can’t stay outside year round.

prof-peach:

There is a rather novelty but effective option, and you can buy one online or order one through your local professor.

These lanterns are shatter proof and can withstand the heat of a charizards flame, so long as they don’t go over the top. They come in many styles, colours and are very easy to fit onto your Pokémon without causing itches, discomfort or any issue. This item protects the flame in wind and rain, not that strong charizard need that level of care, but weak ones tend to need some help while recovering. It is a very handy item to have if you keep any member of the charmander family. And they come in a pack with interchangeable size fittings. It all comes apart so you can use them on varying sized Pokémon tails.

Hope this helps! There can be a few issues with flammable items and fire types this time of year. No one wants to burn their house down haha!

One note though, remove it during battle, a fired up charizard is too hot for even tempered steel and treated glass. It will be destroyed.

ysabelmystic:

I just heard my mom tell my brother, “when you die, you will go outside and garden until your father says you’re done” and it took me a second to realize that my brother was playing a videogame and this was not a theological discussion.