Whumpee who becomes incredibly hyper when they’re feverish, and has to be held or restrained by Caretaker until they calm down.
Bad Caretaker (or Whumper) who doesn’t take Whumpee’s illness seriously unless they have a fever.
Whumpee believing that another character is sick or otherwise in danger and can’t recognise that they’re the one who needs help.
Whumpee who refuses to sleep out of paranoia, only worsening their condition.
Whumpee with a fever in summer, who chalks up being hot all the time to the weather.
Feverish Whumpee saying horrible things that they never normally would. (Does Caretaker forgive them? Or do they think that Whumpee’s fever has just brought out their true colours?)
Whumpee lying on any cool surface they can without even thinking about it.
A fever caused by an infected wound being mistaken for one caused by sickness. (Cue whumpee only receiving half the care they actually need.)
Whumpee being so delirious that they start calling out for a deceased loved one.
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Basic DevOps and CI/CD Understanding
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Tsc is the literary equivalent of Andrew hitting Neil with a racket 2 sec into first meeting him
thanks Queen_Ishura on twitter for finding this gem of an exchange
i lost the ask my bad! but here is jason for an anon
Dick and Jason taking care of an injured or sick Tim if you’re still doing drawing requests? Or the inverse, little brothers taking care of older brother?
that moment when you’re suddenly the oldest o(- (
list of my favorite things about jeremy knox:
he's an english major
he's a middle child
he says words like "heck" and "hecka" and "hecked"
his best friends are lesbians
barkbark von barkenstein
having different animal noises as ringtones for the trojans based on what position they play
uses a light racquet for more control over winning stick checks
bleached his entire head because he couldn't go through with frosted tips
"you are going to be my success story: jean moreau the person, not jean moreau of the perfect court."
gay
“and the universe said…”
I love videos of people performing religious ceremonies for small animals. Especially if it’s not something a small animal could participate in theologically.
what if i'm not a good person? you always say that i am.
I don't know shit about tumblr but I write whump on ao3 (pfp and headers aren't mine, credits to the artists) hello Jon, apologies for the deception AO3
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