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Hey yall I am moving over to @sbhelarctos

Gonna try be more post oriented/less reblog heavy

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dharmagun

reblogging because i feel like maybe i can draw again. sometime maybe soon.

jam-juice

This is amazingly useful. Yasss been needing a post like this for a while!

rosexknight

REBLOGGING FOR REFERENCE

figlasagna-deactivated20211212

Reblog and save an artist life🙏

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Holy shit what

what how did you do that

purpledragonfollower

Apparently you can now do this for some reason writing tumblr [between these brackets]

And you get [tumblr]

nevsky-deactivated20220826

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what. what is the purpose of this

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aximili

and y’all really doubted the Kickstarter. smh

The betrayal...

hm they could’ve picked a better screenshot for the thumbnail cause this just looks like our home boy here is about to get rawed by a werewolf

wereralph

i have gotten DM’d this post literally no less than 30 times and I have to say I’m only disppointed theres no werewolf cock

wereralph

gayboomhauer

reblog to let him know that you love him

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#fav

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#hxh

shuttershocky-deactivated202512

Type Moon protagonist power rankings?

Aozaki Aoko - Good-looking and with cute roommates, Student council president, Her kicks could send a man into orbit, Human rocket launcher, 10/10

Gun God - Proto Kiritsugu, Type-slayer, Saved humanity, Played guitar, 10/10

Ryougi Shiki - Wife, Mom, Matriarch of the Ryougi clan, Oneshot Edmond Dantes with a throwing knife, 10/10

Tohno Shiki - Vampire hunter, Death incarnate, Two-timer, Problematic, 10/10

Enhance - Never got his game released so he had to settle for playing second fiddle in a short story, Edgy as fuck powers, Literally Dante from Devil May Cry, Crossbreed that inherited both human and vampire weaknesses in exchange for Literally Being Dante, 10/10

Sion Eltnam Atlasia - Giga Nerd, Bi Queen, The only vampire in the Nasuverse to just buy blood bags, Keeps the streets safe, 10/10 This Was Within Her Calculations

Ayaka Sajyou - Rescued by Narita, Became a Ghost Story, Introvert, Probably going to get to fuck Richard the Lionheart, 10/10

Emiya Shirou - Massive PTSD and Survivor’s Guilt, Bi King, A housewife in a chad’s body, The Bone of My Sword if you know what I mean, 10/10

Emiya Kiritsugu - Actually understands the trolley problem refers to the massive guilt and personal horror one experiences from switching the tracks to save more people, Brings a Glock to a wizard fight, A good soul buried under the weight of a thousand sins, You can actually visit the island where he grew up in real life, 10/10

Hakuno Kishinami - The Ultra Chad, Being A Blank Slate is the Point, They don’t need shades to style on these scrubs, Moon Harem, 10/10

Sieg - He Just Wants to Live Man, Astolfo AND Jeanne dangling off his arms, Wears an ‘I Fought Karna and Lived” shirt, Patient dragon boy, 10/10

Arthur Pendragon - Pretty Fly for a White Guy, Voidwalker, Beast Siiiiixxxx come out and plaaaaaaaaayyy, Manaka Do not Interact, 10/10

Gudao/Gudako (Ritsuka Fujimaru) - Friendship IS Magic, Janitor of time and space, Needs a therapist, Can you fucks just leave reality alone for ONE GODDAMN SECOND, 10/10

Mash Kyrielight - Nasu’s Hero of Time, Soft and warm like mashed potatoes, The entire shield is the back of the blade, Earned her jetpack like a true Mandalorian, 10/10

Okita Souji - Okita-san DAISHOU-Wait no it’s Serious Time now, Cold-blooded genius swordsman, Holy shit she’s so cool, HOLY SHIT SHE’S SO COOL, 10 Great Victories / 10

#type moon

bezosbaldhead-deactivated202007

cannot believe people actually buy rice makers when regular rice itself is stupidly easy to make

bezosbaldhead-deactivated202007

no, white nonsense is people paying over $50 for an appliance that can only do one (1) task

aletheius

rice cooker doesn't just make rice; it can make extra thicc pancakes too.

bezosbaldhead-deactivated202007

ok I understand rice cookers even less now!!

milfsagainstroadhead-deactivate

You can steam veggies too

fenris-calls

Grew up in half Japanese household. Have rice maker.

Dated Korean girl. Had rice maker.

Care to explain how this is a white thing?

magdids

Its a yank thing

uncle-beanbag

Man sure is nice to have a versitile cooking component to do soft omlets, steamed vegetables, unleavened breads, sauces and of course rice in.

Wait it's a white thing now even though it came from Japan and most Asian households own one because it's convienant?

So I don't want to get into that. It's kinda narrow visioned to think something can only do one thing. But the history of the development of the rice cooker is super interesting and marked by many many failures. It also is about science, invention and trial and error.

The gist of it is in 1937 the Imperial Japanese Army had the first electric rice cooker which was really just a box with a heating coil under it. It worked but was not great. In 1945 Mitsubishi made the first commercial rice cooker but again it was as pot with a heating coil and required constant monitoring or the rice would burn. There had to be a better way.

In 1956 Yoshitada Minami working with Toshiba made the first true set and forget rice cooker. It required hundreds of hours of experementation in all weather to work it out. His wife was pivitol in the development. At first he had the idea to do a bimetal thermostat switch meaning that as the water boiled off and was absorbed the temp in the pot rose and when it hit a certain point a piece of temp sensitive metal would bend away just enough cutting the flow of power. However the metal was very suceptable to hot and cold weather. The solution was to encase it in it's own pot shield and thus the true rice cooker was born. Now you could simply add water and rice, turn it on and when it was done cooking it'd turn itself off.

That lead to a massive development boost in automated cooking technology in both the commercial and private sector for a million different applications.

Back to the practical application of a rice cooker though. It may sound like it only does one thing but it's an electric pot that won't go above a certain temp. You can make pizza, bread, pasta, cake, soup, yogurt, potatoes and cook fish and meat dishes too.

Now, that's all I got to say about em.

drdrunkpigeon-phd

bruh just use a pot of hot water

such-justice-wow

But that can boil over because it doesn't regulate its own temperature

The one I have turns off when the rice is cooked and switches to a warming mode so you can focus on the main meal

You can also make egg fried rice in it

alaija

“... white nonsense ....”

Whut.

“... appliance that can only do one (1) task “

If only there was a group of people who typically did that task everyday.

artbomb-reblog

I went to a school that was over 50% Asian students and almost every dorm had a rice maker wtf r u on about op

lanzhanlanzhan

The sheer ridiculousness of this entire post to me is the fact that no one has yet pointed out why Asians even have rice cookers.

Cooking rice is not "stupidly easy". Yes, it is doable, but it's not that easy for something that has to be done consistently everyday. For the record, cooking rice on the stove involve boiling cleaned rice on high heat, then covering the pot and lowering the heat to low until the rice is done. And just because the water has dried up doesn't mean the rice is done—you cook it with steam a bit more, which I'm sure most if not all cultures in Asia has a term for. There are also things you should not do if you don't know what you're doing: do not open the pot, do not release the steam, do not mix the rice, etc.

This is why a rice cooker is one of the first appliance purchases for Asian households. It's cheap and it frees you up to cook the rest of your meal without having to watch the rice. It's not about multiple functions. It has ONE function, but it's a pretty important function for a culture that requires something done right everyday.

whetstonefires

yeah cooking rice on the stove is a skill that even once you're good at it remains an active task the whole time you're doing it. i CAN do it but i'm sure as hell not going to when i could push a button and forget about it for 20 minutes and have it come out way softer than a pot without a pressure seal could hope for

#long post