Dragla:

[abluskittle]

Painted some starry dunes, a sand dolphin and a couple cat comets.

An art I made live on my stream, Twitch.tv/ABluSkittle

[magicratfingers]

Second favorite all time joke

[lovesinistra]

[the-real-nikki19]

metal gear games on GameFAQs

[bolovitz]

Another Warrior Gobbo Sketch!

[thecollectibles]

Art by Henn

[abluskittle]

Painted this for Mermay this year. A mer-cat swimming around underwater.

[abluskittle]

A commission I painted for a friendo of some bluebirbs and some deer in a meadow. Also cats.

[fuckingflorida]

[library-seraph]

@necromin

[tenrecidae]

oh no poor babies i’m very glad they’re being cared for though…

fun fact, these are apparently not some breeder’s birds, but some of the feral chickens that wander Key West.  like quite a few oddities, they are an important part of Key West culture…

[library-seraph]

the fact that someone responded to a hurricane with “shit, gotta get the feral chickens” restores my faith in humanity

[unashamedly-enthusiastic]

Hurricane sirens going off and you and your mates are in the woods catching chickens like

[sundayswiththeilluminati]

How 4,000 Physicists Gave a Vegas Casino its Worst Week Ever

What happens when several thousand distinguished physicists, researchers, and students descend on the nation’s gambling capital for a confer...

Fun fact: after the American Physical Society held their 1986 annual meeting at the MGM Grand, the entire city of Las Vegas politely asked APS to never, ever come back.

Was it because the physicists were super-smart MIT-blackjack-team forerunners who took the casino for everything it was worth? Actually, the complete opposite: they didn’t gamble. At all. After all, they knew their statistics. Most of them were broke grad students who had no intention of throwing away their stipends on fundamental misunderstandings of Poisson processes. As a result the casino gaming floor was dead. Sometimes the winning move really is not to play.

[thebyrchentwigges]

@sixth-light

[sixth-light]

Me the only time I’ve ever been to Vegas - had one beer and didn’t gamble a cent. Funny thing is, they happily welcome back hacker cons, and you’d think hackers would be at LEAST as aware of probability. Apparently not!

[random2908]

When I was a kid living in LA, we went to Vegas pretty regularly, since it was only about 4 hours away. My parents would find coupons in the LA Times in the off season and we’d go for a few days. Our whole family could stay in one of the fancy Strip hotels for like $20 a night, and there were $5 all-you-could-eat buffets with actually good food. Plus the arcades were amazing. And so was the hiking! Which is what we were really there for. Red Rock Canyon, with all its tiny caves that you can easily climb up to, is amazingly fun when you’re a little kid. Our vacations were very much subsidized by gamblers.

Relatedly, one time when I was a kid, a large chunk of my extended family went on a cruise to see an eclipse. Everyone on the cruise was scientists or science hobbyists. The crew didn’t know what to do with us! Everyone wanted the 6 pm dinner, no one wanted the 10 pm dinner that you had to dress up for. The casino was empty for the entire week. A group of passengers demanded that all the lights on the deck be turned off at night, even the pretty decorative ones, for at least an hour and preferably more, every single night. One night at dinner, my grandmother saw dolphins out the window, and as word spread the entire dining room emptied, even though it was still the middle of dinner. And that’s not even getting into how my grandfather started talking to the cleaning staff (who were not supposed to talk back) and found out they wouldn’t be let off work to see the eclipse, and within hours had formed an entire committee to go with him to demand to speak to the captain about this mistreatment of the staff.

There are… a lot of places where large groups of scientists probably aren’t welcome a second time.

[snazzy-hats-and-adhd]

All of those places should be regularly subjected to large groups of scientists.

[sailundertheblack]

"Calamity Queen"

Artwork by Marta Nael

[foxes-in-love]

[shitgw2playerssay]

What’s up, Tyrians. Y’all on that End of Dragons hype train?

Been a while since we’ve done a giveaway so… Do you guys want to like… win some gems or something?

Stuff up for grabs:

Two 2000 Gem Codes (two winners)

200 Gold (one winner)

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One reblog and one heart on this post will each count as an entry. Only one reblog will count per account.

We’ll stop taking entries at server reset on Friday, February 25th. A random number generator will be used to choose winners.

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No giveaway blogs.

Hugs and Kisses,

[sosuperawesome]

Devin Elle Kurtz on Instagram

[miku-p]

Can we just acknowledge this video for a second

[hawwwlucha]

For those curious, the guy dancing is known as B-Boy Atsushi and is a member of a b-boy group called “Real Akiba Boyz” on Youtube and the lady is Saki Fujita, the voice bank for Hatsune Miku

[vejiga]

Comida sugestiva.

[catholicjocks]

[atlas-prime]

[bogleech]

Maybe it's like burning an effigy of an evil spirit and this was his only weakness. She has saved us from him.

[normal-horoscopes]

She built a likeness to trap him and then ritually destroyed him. The music is part of the ritual.

[dodudodu]

[xenosaurus]

@barbariccia