#aceofsnakes

[whisperofthewaves]

aceofsnakes replied to your post “I kinda really want to hate mumen rider, but I really, really can’t,...”

wtf

he’s very well balanced between being irritatingly useless and genuinely heroic. idk how to explain it better. he’s made for being an everyday-hero parody, but he’s not. it’s like meeting a very talented and successful person that you can’t really be envious of, because the person is also the nicest and friendliest human you’ve ever met and you just can’t.

[voxfeles]

aceofsnakes replied to your post: nietr replied to your post: ...

what the heck is this flag

Clan/Personal organization of mine

[voxfeles]

aceofsnakes

replied to your post:

I’m afraid of fey folk

not real

Wow, thank you so much for your deep insight. I’ve learned so much.

[dragonglave]

way to be a dumbass

way to be an asshole

[thatveganwhiterose]

how do you cosplay as a vegan

In many ways my friend!

Promote your veganism! I do, mostly in my title! When I’ve done interviews (as few as they were), people have always asked me about my moniker. I basically illustrate that I incorporate veganism and animal rights into so many other aspects of my life (like cosplay) and that it’s very important to me.

Fabrics used! I do not use any animal fibers in my costumes: fur, leather, wool (which includes felt), scales (reptile skin), skulls, feathers, etc. 

Make-up used! I use products that aren’t tested on animals. I don’t buy much make-up anymore, as so much of it has been a gradual collections over YEAAAAARS but I always do my best when researching companies.

Costumes made! I do my best to make my own costumes, but some of them are “piece togethers”. (When you just buy a bunch of stuff and hardly or do not modify those pieces.) I try to get them from more responsible companies or from small companies that make stuff.

Speaking out against animal cruelty in nerd/cosplay spaces! (Kind of in line with number one.) When the setting is right, I try to speak out against the use of fur, leather, etc in cosplay and just to overall promote veganism and animal rights.

And last but not least…COSPLAYING VEGAN/VEG CHARACTERS! The two I’ve done so far are Poison Ivy and Jeanette Francis from Liberator. I plan to do Beast Boy and Animal Man at some point in my life as well, and hopefully others too!

BONUS: Once I get my life more in order, I really really really want to start selling prints and donating a portion of those proceeds to animal rights companies/groups. A lot of people have expressed enthusiasm about this idea, so I think it could work once things start to fall in place. :3

[fuckyeahroguetrader]

The first time I opened my amazing limited collector edition Deathwatch book (that I paid more for than than any book I’ve ever bought) was actually a very sentimental occasion…  As it fell apart at the bindings before I even got to character generation!!

This first printing was infected with what I call ‘Rogue Trader Syndrome’ in a nod to the Venerated Tome’s plot generator sub-plot table’s MACS (Myseriously Acquired Crazy Syndrome {p.247}) and the fact that every one of those original rulebooks printed before 1989 fell the fuck apart.

So, cheers, Ace of Snakes! Here’s to being either way to old to play with little lead dollies and/or a connoisseur of terribly written miniatures rules!! *clink*

[loveandpincers]

Hello, I've reblogged a picture of one of those gel formicaries from you and provided an explanation on why it is a bad way to treat ants. If you really like those little animals, I think you'll agree that it would be better if you wouldn't post pictures like that.

Ah! I did not know about this before. Thank you for the information.