I really love this cute moment, and I am creating a gif outta of it too (plus more if I’m determined enough!
TAKE A GOOD LOOK AT HER! YOU WILL NEVER ESCAPE SPARKLY EYE STRONGARM PROPAGANDA!!!! AHAHAHAHHAHAAAHAHHAHAHAHAHAHAHDJEJDHHSJSHWSN
My three year old daughter came home with a Minnie Mouse figurine, distraught. The plastic toy was missing an arm, and my daughter insisted she couldn’t play with it because it was broken.
I told her that she could still play with it! That some people were born without an arm or that they might get hurt and lose an arm, but that didn’t mean they couldn’t still play or have fun. I explained that some people might get a prosthetic or just have a stub. And she asked what a prosthetic was. I showed her a picture and she was like, “oh! A robot arm!”
When my husband came home, she thrust the toy at him and told him, “Minnie needs a robot arm.”
He was very confused, but he prints and paints miniatures from various table top games. My daughter refers to them as “daddy’s statues.” She knew he could help Minnie. So he dutifully printed her out a robot arm from a warhammer 40k model on our 3d printer, and then they painted it pink and purple together.
AMAZING
I love this.
hey @staff what the fresh fuck is this
Don’t forget y’all that there’s a much better way for us to let Tumblr know what we think about specific changes, rather than @ ing staff or wip, and it’s sending in a support ticket and choosing feedback!
Tumblr reverted some of the asinine app decisions they made after a concerted feedback effort! So make sure to use this form! It’s what it’s for, but it’s not well advertised!
Whatever their higherup said, it wasn’t anything good.
Coworker AU by me and @blurrbaby
Robot Rock! My piece for @detroit-daily-zine :] go check it out!!!