#highly scientific

[mayorofmymla]

This video shows the author of this paper conducting a highly scientific experiment concerning Animal Crossing snail behavior.

As many of you will have realized with regret, snails abandon their respective bushes in shock if one fails to respect their boundaries by approaching them at too fast a pace. My field study has now, however, gathered evidence to support the theory that if the player character chooses to proceed with caution and passes the subject with pronounced care and reduced speed, a change in attitude on the part of the esteemed animal is immediately evident. In these cases, as my research shows, the subject will merely recoil into its shell for a short period of time and emerge from it mere seconds later.

I, personally, will take this as advice to tread carefully around these humble creatures and advise you, friends, to do the same. It is also advised to watch this video with the sound on, the reason being statistically relevant "plop" noises that have been observed by some to be "adorable".

[sparklywaistcoat]

Hadn’t seen this one about for a bit so I thought I’d rectify the situation. For reasons.

[dailymeruem]

Recent study regarding Meruem’s biological makeup (probably).

Published 2017 by the Biology Team working under Kite (after an evening of partying probably)

[sorcerermarlwulf]

[kayjaykayme]

Poll Time pt 2

Reblog this if you think John will initiate the Johnlock kiss!

[kayjaykayme]

Poll time  part 1

Reblog this if you think Sherlock will initiate the Johnlock Kiss!

[honeybunches-ofbitch-blog]

just based on khloe's approach to dating + flirting i knew she was a cancer, too. that's me unfiltered + around the right ppl. thought it was the Sagittarius in me but they're blunt not performative.

[dancinghare]

All right so there’s a lot of crying on the forums about how Horde is in such a terrible place for PVP right now and EMFH is too stronk and wah wah wah. So I did a highly scientific* test this Monday night. (* Not scientific at all.)

Two characters both with last season’s PVP gear, one Horde and one Alliance. Orny’s gear is conquest, so it’s better, but Sath is fully blue honor geared, so it’s not too bad. And, I think a healer has more influence on the outcome than does a hunter but I don’t have a PVP geared Horde healer so.

For each I did three random battlegrounds, and queued for Ashran.

Alliance: Alliance queues are around 10-15 minutes long. Pretty long! I’m also queued for Ashran while I do the randoms.

Game 1: Aisle of Conquest, we lost. I decide to blacklist AV and IoC because I’ve heard it makes the queue lower. It did, but not appreciably. It was still about 9 minutes. Game 2: Eye of the Storm. We won, even though I was left alone at my tower the whole game. So lonely. Game 3: Strand. My team dicked around fighting on roads instead of breaking any gates down. With 2 minutes left, we still hadn’t got into the courtyard, so I ditched. Would have definitely been a loss.  I never did get into Ashran. I waited for 45 minutes. It might be good now, I have no idea?

Horde: Queues are fast, about 30 seconds. I don’t blacklist anything.  Game 1: That fake WSG one. Normally I blacklist it because I hate it. We lose 0-3. Game 2: Alterac Valley. We win. Whoa. Game 3: AV again. We lose, but it’s a very good and close game -- Alliance has 2 reinforcements left.  Ashran I get instantly. There are all of fourteen (one four) Horde in the raid. I don’t know if there is another raid going or not, but the zone seems pretty dead. The people in the group are pulled from all kinds of servers, ones that we normally aren’t grouped with. I manage to get all of one kill for my Nemesis before giving up. So if you’re keeping track, my wins (1 out of 3) were the same for both factions. I mean, I guess it’s bad if you arena but faction doesn’t matter in arena anyway so ... ?? Be happy about your fast queues, it’s really not that bad.