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Kappa boyfriend that accidentally pulls out your shirikodama while fisting you

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elza modrich

furiously searching online "what do animals do out in a rainstorm" while it's raining

porcyworld

nobody worry too much because they all produce various oils and have different densities of fur to keep them dry and warm as well as seek out shelter under thick vegetation

oldwww

Some of the more weird & unhinged animated text graphics i've found across the old web.

champion

object shaped like a person

#art

artofangelo

angel from my train trip

#art #angels

bgm05

the reason usa birth rates going down is because we have a whole generation of women whose sexual awakening was Sans undertale and none of the men want to wear jorts and drink ketchup and go Er er er

witch-breaker

expended-sleeper

Really appreciate how Morrowind and Oblivion have different tiers of inns/taverns for different economic/social classes, at least in the bigger cities—something sorely missing in Skyrim. You cannot convince me that Nazeem and Farkas are going to the same tavern to drink.

They do this halfway in Whiterun by throwing in the Drunken Huntsman, but then weirdly keep that tavern fairly empty except for Jenassa in the corner. And Nazeem sleeps there, for some reason. But the Huntsman just doesn't have enough people in it to make it a convincing alternative to the Bannered Mare.

Solitude would definitely have a high-class tavern in addition to The Winking Skeever, and Markarth should have something in the middle tier as a cheaper alternative to the Silver-Blood Inn.

Windhelm is maybe the only city that does this decently well. Hate it or love it, but it is probably the Skyrim city that most feels like one of the bigger cities from the previous games. The Gray Quarter and the docks actually feel like a different part of the city from the Stone Quarter. In Whiterun, the vibes do not change at all between the Plains District and the Wind District.

#tes