#baabaabelias

[inuruk]

hey, baabaabelias, cloudbankcamerata just finished transistor and is making art of it. You two should be friends.

[thehappinessmachine]

recursion changes you in more ways than one. the man you once were is not the man you now are.

A gift of sorts for the wonderful baabaabelias of their awesome Transistor AU characters, Hector and Fifth (who are technically the same person but IT'S COMPLICATED). HOPE YOU LIKE.

[inuruk]

Ten Video Games That Will Always Stay With Me

tagged by baabaabelias/schemilix

RULES: Don’t take more than a few minutes. Don’t think too hard. They don’t have to be great works of the gaming industry, just games that have affected you in a positive way. Then tag some friends including me so I can see your list.

 Final Fantasy Tactics

 Stronghold 2 + Crusader

 Kotor 1 and 2

 Chrono Cross

 Sonic Adventure 2: Battle

 Twisted Metal 3

 Overlord

 Medieval 2: Total War

 Morrowind

 Age of Empires 2

I'ma tag me some... actually I'm too lazy. I barely put these out. I should go back to sleep

[inuruk]

Can't remember who reblogged the thing about it, but I'm reading Veniss Underground now.

[inuruk]

It would appear I have been chosen by the lovely mmedemerteuil Rules: In a text post, list ten books that have stayed with you in some way. Don’t take but a few minutes, and don’t think too hard — they don’t have to be the “right” or “great” works, just the ones that have touched you. Tag [ten] friends, including me, so I’ll see your list. Make sure you let your friends know you’ve tagged them.

1) Ender's Game (by Orson Scott Card): My best friend gave me this book in 6th grade and it has traveled with me everywhere. I love it dearly.

2) Beneath The Wheel, also called Prodigy (by Hermann Hesse): I actually just read this book a few weeks ago but... it speaks to me in a way it probably shouldn't.

3) Apathy and Other Small Victories (by Paul Neilan): If I were a drifter, this book would be about me. The way I think is emulated well in this book, and its also super funny.

4) Jennifer Government (by Max Barry): This was the first of Max Barry's books that I read, and I fell in love with both it and his writing almost instantly. Its in a world in which corporations hold all the power, and its one I see arriving very quickly. 

5) Machine Man (by Max Barry): The main character of this book achieves something I only dream of. Becoming a cyborg. That about says it all

6) 1984 (by George Orwell): Because I love Big Brother.

7) Les Miserables (by Victor Hugo): This was the only book to make me cry. I love this book.

8) The Amber Spyglass (by Philip Pullman): This book will forever be in my memory because, when I was young, the thought of one man taking on God was... inspiring.

9) Hyperion (by Dan Simmons): This book is phenomenally well written, besides being hands down one of the greatest sci-fi novels I've ever read.

10) The Long Walk (by Stephen King): I just... this book is wonderful and terrible. Quite possibly my favorite Stephen King book.

Tagginggggggg padyluppet, baabaabelias, 6sevyn8, ateema, flameandflare, felixaren, kohlel, ohnotherancor, and knightofhells

[cyberphuck]

"I have some fics but I'm shy and don't know if I should upload them."

go ahead, fledgling author, expose your heart to the world, even if your fics aren't the best, you can still--

oh. well then.

Turns out-- turns out you're pretty good.

TIME TO GO BURN EVERYTHING I'VE EVER WRITTEN, THANKS.

[kaidashade]

I don't want one that's rainbow-coloured and tells you how to fart, I just want it to draw a line through these points!

Schem, on making graphs in Excel.