Foamcore Calcifer tutorial, as promised!

Kipperlilly is an NPC and her whole thing is that she’s upset she isn’t more interesting. She’s literally mad she isn’t a main character. Doomed by the narrative from the start. Doomed by the method of her own creation. Never given a choice to be anything different. Never given any choices at all.

You gotta honor the cock

I love it when two characters are completely and utterly obsessed with each other to an unhealthy degree. Utter devotion to the point of insanity. To the point the lines blur as to what the nature of their relationship even is. Romantic? Platonic? Sexual? Familial? Professional? All and none of the above, somehow. They can’t exist without each other. Being together is making them both worse. They would watch each other sleep in bed at night every night if they could. They are literally always thinking about each other. They would kill and die for each other. They resent each other. Even seperating them isn't going to fix the situation at this point. They permanently live inside each other.

the wenis dance :D

a woman will be 28 or whatever and all the 24 year olds are in shock like “no fucking way I seriously couldn’t tell. you don’t look near death at all”

Happy Halloween from the witchy bitches!

“source?” divine intuition, gut instinct, and cryptic symbolism from my dreams

Here’s how the Bad Kids should have solved the problem:

From 5:05-5:30 only the first train is traveling at 60 mph. That’s 25 minutes at 60 miles per hour, a.k.a. 1 mile per minute, which means 25 miles traveled.

We can then reduce the distance left to travel by 25 miles, giving us 135-25=110 miles left to travel.

Now both trains are moving toward each other, so the rate at which the distance decreases (or the speed of one train relative to the other if you prefer) is 60+70=130 mph.

Now we need to know how long to travel 110 miles at 130 miles per hour, so we divide 110/130 and get 0.846153… hours.

Multiply that by 60 to get 50.76923076923076 minutes. Subtract off the 50 full minutes and multiply by 60 again to get 46.153846… seconds.

50 minutes added onto the start time of 5:30 gives us 6:20, and if we add on the seconds and round to the nearest second like they seemed to in preparing the question, we get the correct answer of 6:20:46.

i cannot be the first person to post this here but i am going so fucking insane about the gaia music collective's one day choir singing wait for me. the opening harmonies are you KIDDING me

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last song I listened to: currently listening to "Half the World" by Arcane Roots

currently watching: some d20 shows! (fantasy high junior year, recently got into starstruck odyssey – all in all v v fun, i love how versatile the Dice Gods seem to be) also technically watching, late as ever, downton abbey (however, i am half decided to stop at the end of s2)

currently reading: Beloved by Toni Morrison

currently obsessed with: disco elysium brain rot for the win (cringing)

favorite color: purple (deep purple and lavender), green (dark green and forest green)

tagged by: @rapha-reads thanks for the tag! ♡ it's been ages since i've done one of these.

it is oh so possible that i was tagged in some of these in the past few months (year? gosh), sorry if i didn't answer, didn't do it, i had lost all my spoons and relevant cutlery.

not tagging anyone as i am not quite sure who would want to do it but feel free to say i tagged you i'll back that up!

Avebury Stone Circle, Avebury, Unesco World Heritage Site, Wiltshire, England By Adam Woolfitt

new reaction image

one of the most infuriating things about becoming an adult is when you realize that it actually is 10x easier to solve problems by making a phone call vs literally any other communication method

more long-time wips resurrected from my work folders, finally got this rendered!

The first rule of tragedy is to be yourself. The second of rule of tragedy is to be literally anyone else. The third rule is that however much you try there is no escaping being yourself forever.