ticci toby x masky This book contains a few curses here and there, gayness, and jaw fetishes

ʕ•ᴥ•ʔ ♪|| Wanna know how to be smooth like me? Then use these pick up lines LOLOL. -this book has been completed *ANIME PICK UP LINES BOOK 2 is out now!!!!!* *ANIME PICK UP LINES BOOK 3 is out now!!!!!*

Anything about your zodiac sign! It might be spot on or totally different, who knows? What is your sign? (I get a lot of these from Tumblr, I don't take credit for any of them.) I will try an update every week, 3 to 4 times a week, depending on how I am feeling. I am a Gemini!!

The picture is from Tumblr, rintori tag I believe. Its from the anime Free! Iwatobi swim club Please don't read if you don't like boy x boy and/or yaoi.

A bunch of hilarious memes based off various Animes, with a few added bonuses

Shizou find Izaya hurt and on the verge of death and now he takes the little flea to Shinra's place for help. Then he realizes he actually cares for the flea that later leads to love

Shinra has messed up again. When Izaya is injured, Shinra gives him the wrong shot. This shot is not a regular shot it turns people into.....babies. Since he is too busy Shinra asks Shizou to take care of Izaya until he changes back. This is my first fanfic ever! Please tell me what I should work on!! Thanks and enjoy!

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