#new panels

[justasillylittleworm]

MOTM THEORY BEFORE I SCREAM

So it’s Pomni’s first meeting? Did she replace someone or just get added in? I’m pretty sure whoever was the original leader of entertainment got taken over by the Blot but who knows..Dandy could the original entertainment leader or something(edit:or health director and Dyle is just filling in), it would make sense for him to be one of the first stars to get infected since he is from the game where ichor originates from, and since Dyle is a newer character in Dandy’s World he probably hasn’t been around the stuff as much

[ravenlywritings]

Everything except the emotes were created by me! (I commissioned SociopathicSimmers  and I love these emotes dearly!) 

Would you believe me if I said that I created a lot of these icons? (obviously not youtube, discord, or twitter) But that astronaut? I made that shit and I’m proud! Next up on the agenda is to make my custom overlays for stream, make new alert notifications, and update my channel art! Though those may have to wait until I get home from Ohio. 

[class1akids]

Bnha Vol 31 - new panels for Chapter 302

TL:  

1st panel:

“I can’t stop him.

“[…], stop looking at me!

“I had hoped if nothing else, I could keep on smiling, but...”

2nd panel: “These eyes”

[yesshanehowley-blog]

Energy is the most common type of power plant in the Australia but solar just hit a huge milestone.

Energy is the most common type of power plant in the Australia but solar just hit a huge milestone that might make them finally shine past the competition hey there for watching I'm trace for all the talk about solar panels being better for the environment they are still notoriously inefficient or were until now Australian researchers from the University of New

South Wales created the most efficient solar panels ever these new panels convert 46 percent of their sunlight energy into electricity typical rooftop panels for example hover around 15 percent at best this new technology works by distributing the solar collection into three cells picking sunlight up in multiple wavelengths and then reflecting that excess light at a fourth panel is genius so 46% huh that's the best we can do 46doesn't sound like much does it right it's less than half traditionally power plants usually use heat to create steam and move turbines

[ziillywho-blog]

I think Andrew Hussie has a thing for kissing people with no bodies.