#mellowmelancholia

[coralcalypso]

@mellowmelancholia wait r u epipelagic

[chr0n0kinesis]

mellowmelancholia

it's not like it's difficult to put together a pitcher of water and drop some fruit in :(

thats true i just thought you came across as very wholesome

its endearing 0u0

i tend not to put together my own pitchers unless im on the clock though

[yourpalrolal]

@feeling-horsey @mellowmelancholia

sup nerds

[blindedmewithscience]

@vampiricvittles  @morttodea @coolhearted @resentingme @andwrecks @backalleybrawl @kusar-i @bitterpainting @mellowmelancholia @donnamorta

Apologies for the delay in greeting you all. My work keeps me busy and my hobbies keep me busier still.

Scully, pleased to make your acquaintances.

[embellishedbookworm]

@mellowmelancholia replied to your post “ok why do people ask if pokemon are food? i’m...”:

people don't like to think about animals they consider pets being eaten, but the lack of regular animals implies pokemon are food and that creates a morbid fascination.

​maybe so, but the games aren't actually subtle about it. heck, some pokemon even eat people!

[fringe-weaver]

@mellowmelancholia:

playing videos game. what did you get up to?

Astrid, a friend of mine, dragged me to a materials conference she’d been eyeing, and everything sort of spiraled from there once we got into conversations with one of the speakers afterward. I think I at least verbally agreed to contribute something, but the details were still fuzzy. She’s never let me leave physics behind for good, for better or for worse.

What game?

[inchaoste]

@mellowmelancholia @millenniumdueled @gardenenbloom @spiiderwiick

hello!!!! would any of you be able to assist me please!!

[spiiderwiick]

@mellowmelancholia said:  we have a class for that in the library. you can get certified to sell your foraged mushrooms

(quietly) kicking down the door to your library to learn about mushrooms

@scolopendragonfish said:  For what it's worth it's almost impossible to fuck up ID'ing chicken-of-the-woods and that's a lovely one to start with. You just gotta make sure it's not growing on Eucalyptus, and also that you aren't allergic.

pretty sure that doesn’t grow around here so i think i’m safe. but tragically it looks like neither does the mushroom. our most popular local edible species is chanterelles!

@bustedgps said:  Claudette's really good at that sort of thing

reaching for her