a scene from community that I feel like everyone should see
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someone on twitter said this was bran sending arya an Uber
Kuroo doesnât consider himself old, heâs not even thirty yet, but heâs OLD old when it comes to technology. He likes to blame his ineptitude on a combination of him being raised by his grandparents and relying on Kenma to help him out when necessary.
His best friend had only just introduced him to TikTok, and for once this is a social media Kuroo can get behind. He quickly makes the JVL an account and makes content out of volleyball clips to fitting music. Heâs having a blast, even if Kenma says heâs about a year late in all his music choices.
Eventually he makes his own personal account, and immediately starts posting videos of Kenma with the most ridiculous filters on him, Being that Kenma is so popular, and obviously would never post such content himself, his personal account becomes a hit.
People in the comments keep asking him to prank his best friend, but honestly Kuroo isnât a fan of a majority of the âpranksâ he sees online. They all seem too mean spirited, and he cares about his friend too much to pull a stunt that would hurt his feelings just for the views.
Heâs lamenting about the non-stop requests to Bokuto who comes up with a solution.
âWhy not just pull a nice prank? Like, leave little messages or something around the house and see if you can catch his reaction?â
It really is a great idea, and Kuroo is quick to set it up.
The first note does not go over well. Kenma found the note and actually called him. Not texted, CALLED him.
âWhat is this?â
âWhat is what?â
âThis note you left me, what is this?â
âI figured my best friend just needed a reminder of how great he is!â
âHmm. Suspicious.â
âItâs not suspicious!â
âIt is.â
âNot!â
âHmm. Iâm hanging up now.â
The second note was met again with some resistance, but less suspicion. Kuroo gets a text at work.
âWhy are you leaving notes? You could just text me this.â
âMore fun for us both!â
The third note Kenma doesnât acknowledge receiving, but when Kuroo asks him about it, Kenma blushes a bit and says that he read it. Huh.
The fourth note has Kenma blushing when he sees him next. BLUSHING! Heâd only ever seen Kenma that red when he got sunburnt at the beach when they went to Okinawa a few years ago.
He decides it may be time to pull the nanny cam for footage on the reactions, if theyâre good, heâll have Fukunaga help him edit it down to a quick video for TikTok.
He watches the video, and predictably Kenmaâs face gets all scrunched up in disgust and disbelief at the first note. Itâs cute, definitely one of his favorite reactions. He can hear Kenma grumble âthe fuckâ to himself before heâs pulling out his phone to call Kuroo.
The second note is met with less visible disgust, but more unintelligible mumbling. Again he takes out his phone to message Kuroo. He can see Kenma roll his eyes at the response and pocket the little note as he walks out of frame.
The third note has Kenma yelling out âOh, come on!â before he pulls out his phone to call someone. Strange, because he doesnât remember Kenma trying to call him after this note. He doesnât have to wonder who heâs calling because Kenma greets the person with a loud, âHeâs driving me crazy Shoheiâ before once again walking out of frame.
Huh. Were the notes that bad? He thought Kenma was enjoying them. Kuroo skips forward to the last note.
The fourth and final note was his sweetest one by a long shot, and this one is met with a blush and a groan from Kenma.
âUgh, when is he just going to ask me out already? Why did I have to fall in love with a sweet idiot.â
Ah. Well, this idea is now useless for his TikTok channel. One more note, he decides, one more note and no more hidden cameras.
The last note he doesnât leave in his usual spot on the counter, instead when he lets himself in around noon, he leaves it on Kenmaâs phone. He waits for his friend to wake up in his kitchen with a freshly made apple pie in the oven.
When Kenma eventually wakes up, he comes to the kitchen holding up the note.
âDo you mean it?â
âYes.â
âOk then.â
Kenma grabs a fork and shoves a big bite of pie into his mouth.
âI didnât brush my teeth,â he says around his mouthfull.
âOk?â
With a final swallow, Kenma slams down his fork and pulls Kuroo down into a kiss.
Itâs sweet.
When they pull away Kenma goes back for another bite, and Kuroo canât help but smile.
âIs that a yes then?â
âYes.â
âYouâre not going to say it out loud?â
âNot like you did either.â
Kuroo chuckles, âFine. You wanna be my boyfriend?â
âYup, sounds good to me.â Kenma scoops up his plate and heads back to his room. He looks back over at Kuroo, âWell come on, Iâm still sleepy and as my new boyfriend itâs your job to cuddle me.â
âAh, what a rough job Iâve landed, but no pie in the bed.â
âNo, this pie is coming to bed.â
âYou canât eat pie in the bed! Think of the crumbs!â
âIâm going to eat it all, there wonât be any!â
âThis is how you get ants, Kenma. Do you want ants in your bed?â
âWeâre not going to get ants in the bed.â
âWe will!â
âWill not.â
âI canât believe our first argument as a couple is over ants in the bed.â
âMmm. Itâs nice.â
âYeah, it is.â
Iâm so here for Bernie calling out Bloomberg
Sometimes it's like... did you even watch the episode? In Sam's case he really wasn't given an option- he's a man, has had some training, killed a White Walker before, and therefore absolutely must be out in the battle. If you'd paid attention to Edd's line as Sam shows up into formation, he says, "Oh for fuck's sake, you took your time," implying that Sam was supposed to be there. He wasn't given a choice. If he had, he'd gladly would have been in the crypts- Sam's a self-actualized coward. So yeah, sucks that Edd died while protecting him, but the toxic masculinity of Westerosi society put Sam there, not himself.
I canât believe that people are still trying to call Sansa useless or cowardly for going to the crypts. When in fact what she was being was unselfish and smart.
Noncombatants being on the battlefield is cute, and all âgo warrior! Youâre so brave!ââŚ. up until the point that you realize that the actual combatants are therefore going to have to ignore their own safety to protect these noncombatants. Especially if these noncombatants are Important People, and the combatants have a duty to see them safe.
The reason that Jorah got killed? Was because Dany, a noncombatant without her dragon, was on the battlefield. Full stop. He literally took the blow that killed him by being in front of her. Had she not been there, his chances of surviving would have exponentially increased. Now obviously she didnât fall off her dragon on purpose. But still. The point remains.
Sansa realized that she would be putting people in danger if she stayed on the battlefield, and so she put her selfish wishes to be there for her people aside and went down to a place where she thought she would be safer and no one would have to defend her.
And when it became necessary, she was even ready to defend herself, if need be.
So just leave her alone, sheâs been through enough.
Everyone: Jon is the prince who was promised. He will get us out of the long night.
Arya: hold my beer
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Arya: OMG youâre so tall, you look like a giraffe
Sandor: Mhmm thatâs why you dead built like a baked bean
Arya: A BAKE- A BAKED BEAN?!?
*throat punches him*
Arya: BAKE BEAN THAT! BAKE BEAN THAT!!
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