Undecided

art & stuff

[convenient-plot-device]

Since there are no parents, children, siblings or blood relations of any kind in the world of MCSM, and its implied at least that people are different ages (i.e. they didn't all pop into existence at the same time) my new headcanon for how people get made is that whenever you want a new friend you stack two cobblestone and put a skull on top and it turns into a person like a snow golem

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crochet Uzi plush

I still haven't finished but here you go

Also the hair is best seen on other angles but I'm too lazy to take more pics

[chocorolquemado]

solver vanity

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My biggest hyperfixations unite

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[beemovieerotica]

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[lastoneout]

It really is wild that some politicians can stand there and say "yeah we're getting rid of a program that keeps quite literally millions of people alive specifically so we can cut taxes for people who are already richer than god" as if it's a normal political stance and not so cartoonishly evil I'm legit shocked perry the platypus doesn't break through the nearest wall the minute the words leave their mouth.

[daftpatience]

drinking water when I have a headache should give instant relief. it should go away. what's even the point of drinking water if it can't do that

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Any1 else lwk enjoy brushing their teeth

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I think it's interesting how we control our muscles. Like we can tell our hand to move somewhere and let our subconcious calculate what muscles to use how and how fast to do it, but we can also take control of all of that and only utilize one muscle at a time, but depending on how frequently someone uses that muscle they would have to think harder on how to not use other muscles while using that one. And then muscles which are connected in how we use them like the ring and pinky fingers or toes. Plus muscle memory is a real thing and lasts even when other memories fade like when someone gets dementia. Shit's wack

[leebrontide]

One sad side effect of big box stores is that you just don’t get lifelong hyper fixation guy access like you used to.

Like yeah I can go to Menards and buy a door.

But it used to be I could go to the door store, and speak to a man whose sole passion in life was doors and who would talk about the history of door insulation patterns over the last 50 years without stopping to breathe.

That man is gonna find me the BEST door option for me.

Seriously my neighborhood had one of these. They were across the street from the lighting shop owned by the guy who could tell you the exact date, off the top of his head, that your property got electrical wiring based on your address.

Now these guys rarely get to own a shop, make a good living, and sell the very finest doors for decades. They’re relegated to Reddit posts which are informative but ultimately do not replace door guy having a door shop.

I don’t want to talk to some miserable, underpaid 20 year old who was in plumbing last week and in doors this week and doesn’t know a hammer from a hanger.

I want my door guy back.

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TETO 2028!!!

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Clown teto

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My gymbro is abandoning me

Worst day of my life

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If you swim in a pool of eyeball juice (or tears) you would have no pain in opening your eyes

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Double storied A's Are kindA wAck

Death to Johannes Gutenberg

Double story g is fine though, we love those monks

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I like to propose a word because I was unable to find one with this translation. I propose exease; a verb meaning to work so hard in order to make something easier so that the amount of total work exceeds the amount to do it originally. E.G., spending a year increasing the efficiency of a factory by 1%.

Usage example: "I may have exeased by meticulously changing an AI response so that it resembles my writing, grammatical, and punctuational capability to make it a believable essay."