#itszerothree

[charseraph]

your tower creatures (and also the trumpets, now that i look at them) remind me a lot of the iterators from the game rain world. have you ever thought of such a semblance?

There isn’t really a physical resemblance. I could imagine a conceptual one, with nodal bodies connected by one intelligence.

[otherwindow]

hey so i recently discovered blooming dead and it’s really interested me! i do have a question for it too

would bad smelling plants (such as the titan arum and rafflesia) attract the zombies, so they would effectively be outlawed with the survivors?

Outlawed!!! Whether the zombies are attracted to unclean smells even if they're natural, survivors would still get rid of plants and fruits that are stinky :(

Plants like the ones you mentioned wouldn't be destroyed though! Florists would be hired to replant them somewhere far away like in guarded greenhouses (plant prison), or to at least retain the seeds.

[bunjywunjy]

do you have any facts about squids/octopi?

squids have some of the strongest bite forces in the animal kingdom, with a medium-sized squid clocking in at over 1,000 psi! 

this is in part due to the design of their beaks, which look a lot like parrot beaks but with extra moving parts:

in life, these beaks are surrounded by huge rings of muscle that power the immense shearing force of these biological machines!

if you are given a choice of getting bit by either a squid or a parrot, go with the parrot.

[ask-kirby-and-his-edgy-big-bro]

REMEMBER US? THE DEMONS OF POPSTAR? IF SO,KIDS GONNA DIE TONIGHT!

“If that’s the best you filth can do now, then you’ve become less than a joke since the Galactic War.” -- Meta Knight

[snowthedemonfox]

what do you think about the centennial lightbulb (aka the thing that got fucking smashed by a giant football in 17776)

Funny you ask me this right now, as I’m actually talking to a friend rn about it

Really, I think that in regards to 17776, it really does have a deeper meaning the more you think about it. 

17776 itself takes place in a world where nobody can die, and losing things just isn’t something you would deal with anymore. Its death is probably way more significant in that world due to that fact. Even if it is just a tiny lightbulb, it still is something they lost for the first time in ages. 

Another thing I wanna bring up while I have the chance is that I think that there’s another way it could be seen? Ten states that while technology did advance during all this time, humanity didn’t want that. They wanted to hold onto the past they still had, and to protect what they had left, afraid that the future would take it from them.  

Just- I don’t know, the fact that the 500 ball, which is a product of this future they live in, where football games have spanned over thousands and thousands of years, was the thing that destroyed the bulb- I feel like there’s a deeper meaning there. The bulb could be representing the past that humanity wanted to keep, and the 500 ball could represent the future that they fear will destroy it.

I could be completely wrong here, but I hope this makes sense.

[nocontxtdscp]

got anythin cassini related???

((I don’t think you’re in the rp? But no, Cassini is “dead” in the universe, unfortunately....))

[nomstellations]

hrm,,,,satellite vore? (where the machines are built for voring ppl) definitely not asking this question because of my space vore blog- *cough cough*

Satellites? It’s certainly not something I’ve ever thought of before, do you mean like...big space robots eatin’ people? That’d be cool and I feel like that’s right up some people’s alleys

[ask-aunt-spoon]

Do u own any spoons