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hi fellas i offer you some dangerous women today

played sucker for love a while ago and liked it so much that i decided to make some fan designs of the girlies!! not that i dont like the ogs ofc. just wanted to have some funzies

Mayhaps add some more to save this list for later.

I desperately need these goals to goal..

Other body modifications, like sharper teeth, pointy ears

Let my hair grow longer and messier and wilder

Dhduchdheh might reblog again if I can remember others I wanted

My transition goals because seeing others are giving me ideas /pos

Hrt , Both gender and more body fur :3 and deeper voice for comfort and better vocals

Piercings , especially fangs!!

Building musckless 💪 to be more bear and strong creature

Lots of accessories and masks that makes me more cryptid

Dying my hair , to match the grass

Tattoos / or henna , to have patterns and my symbols

Top surgery

Saving this for later

TYTY!!!

nooo I don't want to clip my claws I use them to do stuff noooo :(((

The heart of football

by Stuart, Ball Street

I was going tell you about Ball Street, however I can’t let events at Ibrox pass without comment.

It’s a tale of self-destruction with a vengeance, true of all parties involved in the toxic cauldron of Scottish football.   But that’s for another day.  Today let me tell you a story about football and the fan.

Rangers are the club of my uncles, two of whom had heart attacks at Ibrox watching the Rangers.  One sadly passed; the amazing medical staff in the ground saved the other, who was the first to take me every other week.

It’s also the club of my late father, who worked on the rebuilding of the Main Stand and salvaged the old wooden seats and fittings to craft a handsome fireplace for his living room.  Every time we went to the back shops, we would occasionally stop by old Jimmy’s to see if he needed any messages.  Only later did I find out that Jimmy was Jimmy Smith, scorer of 225 goals in 234 appearances for Rangers between 1928 and 1946.

I know my history.  I know that a love that’s been shared by generations of my family doesn’t exist on the balance sheet of Sevco 5088.   The club can’t be taken away by liquidation, player departures, rulings or the ill-feeling of others.

A football club lives only the hearts of its fans.   That’s true of any club.  As Kevin Drinkell said recently: “Rangers fans who were supporters yesterday will still be supporters today. That's the bottom line.”

Sure it will be hard to see the likes of Naismith and McCabe grace other arenas - they've lost their chance to be legends - but Ibrox will always have its heroes.  There may well be a succession of journeymen on the horizon who might never have climbed the marble staircase, but among them will be legends that we’ll still talk about in years to come.

Like many others, I’ve long said we should start over in Division Three.  We should take our medicine and let others have theirs.  I’ll look forward to Glasgow derbies with Queen’s Park and trips to Montrose where we holidayed as kids.  And then I’ll be able to tell you more about why every league is a premier league.