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did you know we're almost at 1,400 posts. Not all of them have been dailies but most of them. That's a lot of Grians.
What a fungi.
Own this BCV original.
any of you ever stand with your hands kinda touching together sorta like this
you’ll be reduced down to a single atom once im done with you
Buying berries when you have ADHD is such an anxiety inducing experience. "Here's a box of fairly expensive fruit that, if you forget about for five minutes, will inmediately rot". Horrifying!
i bought them yesterday and one of them already had mold today
manuals (as opposed to ingame tutorials), like free demos, are one of those things that feel like they don't really have a viable place in larger profit focused corporate video games at this point because they eat directly into your general audience, but also they probably should just make a proper comeback in the hobbyist indie space (provided they're digital manuals of course)
besides the fact that ingame tutorials are kind of an enormous pain in the neck to implement if you didn't build around it from the start, a lot of "wiki games" are literally just games that require a digital manual and outsourced it onto fandom dot com
like when you look up where to find ore in a survival game, that is functionally identical to the game having a mechanic that is not explained outside of a manual, it's just the modern version that requires an internet connection
they should. give me one thousand dollars every month so i can commission artists who are very clearly unwell
there are two punchlines here, the first is predictable, the second really surprises you
I love when I see videos on other sites and they find they’re way to me naturally
I'm sorry, is this... Is this implying there's no DYE in that rug? All raw wool in its natural colours? She fucking bred the sheep to get the colours she wanted over the course of ten years!? Holy shit.
Edit: this has gotten a huge amount of traction (fibrearts tumblr is a, uh, tight-knit community it seems!) so I am adding this note to state that I checked Lola Cody's website and can confirm: There is no dye in her work. She uses exclusively hand-spun Churro wool sheared from her home-raised sheep flock. It's all natural colours!
fucking finally
I’m not even a resident of New York but I will vote 10x in this election based on this policy alone.
Do you know what FWIW stands for?
Do you know what FWIW stands for?
Yes
No
"don't make me tap the sign"
/B/ THE "RATIONALIST" COMMUNITY WAS NEVER GOOD
i just assumed they meant the rat fandom..
imagine a better world, where "rat community" means enthusiasts for fuzzy little rodents, and not a doomsday cult started by a harry potter fanficcer which is infested with racists. take my hand. I can show you such wonders.
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