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every time i think ive finally found everything a new thing pops up. why did a random choir in 2014 sing two mechanisms songs. like i mean no one was stopping them but it was 2013/14 it has to be band related and i do not recognize ANYONE in these videos
but uh heres two preformances of sirens live? not by the band but they're cool. i'll probably rip the audio from these and add them to the archive later
wait. i know you.
this person took the folly bridge in photos. ok. i understand now.
You really can get Tumblr users to fall for anything - medieval-era feudalist propaganda, for instance - if you put it in the form of a fun list.
July 3 is National Stay Out of the Sun Day. Enjoy your expedition deep into the bowels of the earth. Digital drawing for 'Hungry Village' Swords & Wizardry adventure by Phil Tucker
One of the "my specific field can save the world" fallacies but I really think The World Would Be Better if some basic linguistics concepts managed to trickle down into grade school language classes. I don't remember any discussion of what phonemes are or how languages are related to each other. They tend to just impart the impression that languages are completely random, leaving you with no idea why, like, an English speaker is more likely to find recognizable cognates in German than in Mandarin, or why second-language speakers tend to have recognizable accents.
Decided to finish that sketch
(Will post some process photos later I’ve got to go to work lmao)
CELEBRÍAN: FOURTH AGE AMAN
latest finished commission piece, featuring Her™️. my everything™️. my Girl™️. waiting for her sad wet cat on the beach, dripping with diamonds. a woman who has spent 500 years cosying up to all the MILFs in valinor. as she fucking should. also featuring a little ear-tip prosthetic 🥰
commission deets etc
A quick and easy nonbinary name survey
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It's open until 19th July 2026, and it's open to anyone whose gender(s) (or lack thereof) defy the restrictive binary of male/female.
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an incomplete fingolfin i don't know if i'll ever finish
i tried to be funny and it backfired miserably
it’s 2014 it’s time we moved on as a nation and stop reblogging this
every person who reblogs this in 2015 is gonna get their ass kicked by yours truly
World Heritage Post
There were so many hops in her today
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I always argue with myself, about what exactly I want "red face" to mean. This time, it seems, the birthmark won
Finwean Family tree | The First house | The Second house | The Third house
Dreamy Rider on a Summer Night (2026)
Stealing this from twitter but I liked the concept: put in the tags where were your 8 great-grandparents from (given modern borders) ?
I know it feels good as fuck to cast spells from up there
This is a still from a whole animation, it's super cool:
The artist exaggerated the vertical scale of the mountain, though - the two high peaks in particular are not that unusual-looking in real life.
This animation was created using the following JunoCam map: https://www.missionjuno.swri.edu/junocam/processing?id=16188 . For additional c
I suspect the artist was at least partially inspired by the dramatic shadows.
doctors love to add a little decorative line on their paperwork that says "preferred name" next to it and its an interesting design choice but i guess they must just like the way it looks since they clearly arent using it for anything else
i do think that if youre a medical professional who has a Preferred Name line on your paperwork and you and everyone else in the building choose to ignore whatevers been written there the patient should be allowed to sit you down and practice using all your little tools & apparatuses on you for the duration of the appointment
For the book asks: 6!
Hello! Books I've read this month.
Kinda finished / kinda DNF'd (did a lot of skimming) Arachne by Lisa Mason. I can't quite call it an early cyberpunk novel because it was published in 1990, but it's earlier. I was interested to learn more about that period of writing and charmed by the aggressive deployment of cyberslang. Unfortunately I couldn't get past some choices she made about her cyberdystopia worldbuilding; most egregiously there's a sort of large subculture of people who've completely disconnected from tech and go around randomly attacking people while pretending to be bad caricatures of ~tribal warriors~ and despite this being Future San Francisco they're referred to by a slur for aboriginal australians. That and a few other choices just completely took me out of it.
Orphan Star by Alan Dean Foster. I've been generally looking more into older science fiction and someone gave me a set of the first few Pip and Flinx books... unfortunately they're pretty hit or miss, but this one avoided the worst of his early writing foibles. Still pretty weak though; the driving point of the plot is theoretically Flinx trying to learn who his parents are even though he simultaneously insists that it doesn't actually matter and his adoptive mother is his real family; and it's full of conflicts that turn out to just not be problems, like, he spends weeks trying to infiltrate a heavily-guarded archive and then he gets unmasked while there and everyone goes "oh cool what can we help you find we love helping people learn with our archive." I think my favorite part of that is that he's invented an elaborate "nanofiche" technology to explain how they're storing information.
And finally one I can be more positive about: Blood of the Old Kings by Sung-il Kim, tr. Anton Hur. It's not my favorite book in the world, a lot of the characters sorta just succeed because their Magical Destinies rise to the occasion rather than through any personal struggle. But it's got delightful worldbuilding choices and subversions. My favorite is that the standard-issue Fantasy Map at the beginning is eventually referenced as an in-world object, and it's just straight-up wrong; it was made by the stooges of a petty and self-important king and greatly exaggerates the size of his kingdom. The titular "blood" is because our protagonist goes and picks up the magical doohickey reserved for the bloodline of the kings on the grounds that, well, it's been a couple centuries and kings tend to get around, probably most of the country is related to the king at this point. Stuff like that. Anyways the central premise is that the empire has discovered that it prefers electricity to magic; treated correctly, the bodies of dead sorcerers remain conduits for magical energy. Use of magic has been almost entirely abandoned as the empire is more interested in collecting sorcerers in a nice safe school where they can do magical calisthenics until they die and get added to the imperial power supply. It's fun!
book asks:
book you’ve reread the most times?
top 5 books of all time?
what is your favourite genre?
what sections of a bookstore do you browse?
where do you buy books?
what books have you read in the last month?
is there a series/book that got you into reading?
what is the first book you remember reading yourself?
when do you tend to read most?
do you have a guilty fav?
what non-fiction books do you like if any?
did you enjoy any compulsory high school readings?
do you have a goodreads?
do you ever mark/dog ear books you own?
recommend and review a book.
how many books have you read this year?
top 5 children’s books?
do you like historical books? which time period?
most disliked popular books?
what are things you look for in a book?
