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You know, in here is much better than in jail. Yesterday we looted an abandoned warehouse and next couple of months we will feast like kings. I feel great under the Dome, except for one thing: I've written so many letters, pity I can't send them.
#gamedev #postapocalyptic #rpg
@Damien_DPR @The_RunicKnight @kukuruyo @illeity On how 1st drawing looked like https://t.co/fs1wmw1YAj
Also the copyrights free version was(+ some add instances like when when @YourNerdWonder got into YT jail):
“I’m not a hero...Heroes don’t go to jail.”
“You’re no hero, no. But you’re not a criminal.”
This week's fanart, from episode 4 of Critical Role. Blake told me in the prior campaign, @Marisha_Ray kept ending up in jail. Twice in 4 sessions this time! Also I knew I couldn't do the drugs and bathtime bits justice. #CriticalRole #criticalrolefanart
still searching through old files for my P4 compilation book hahahahah will i go to jail for having drawn this 😂💦
Pol Kurucz | Glam Jail
by @nuncalosabreM for @CoctelDemente
#photography
https://t.co/1OxPYSNxRv
Lucca from Chrono Trigger. Time machine maker. Jail breaker. Robot fixer. Best friend.
Still no reply from @HamillHimself about my art but hey, not in twitter jail for spam yet or blocked lol
@HamillHimself im gonna end up in twitter jail by spamming mark's account before he sees my artwork lol what u think mark?
You can’t go to jail if your dating a 1000+ year old dragon loli...
#fireemblem #FEHeroes
It's MACK. Mack is a friendly dude always looking for ways to have fun. He can be a bit of a geek for technology, and has jail-broken a few phones in his history. 👀 He's always wearing his incredibly thick glasses, as he's horribly visually-impaired without them. :<
Continuing month of prayer, here is John Bunyan in his jail cell on his knees in silent prayer.
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#christian @John_Bunyan
Thoughts by TaNehisi Coates: “The classroom was a jail of other people’s interests. The library was open, unending, free.” Let’s create classrooms that function like libraries!