#quantum-bananas

[dungeons-and-danis]

quantum-bananas

 “idk why i thought dnd didnt cap your level at 20 if you multiclassed...”

Have you tried dicecloud?

Im not familiar with that actually. Is it easily accessible on mobile?

[fangirltothefullest]

I think there's confusion here on refried bead (which are the texture of mashed potatoes) and backed beans (more like chili but just the beans and a bit of sauce)

This is what I am thinking as well. 

[starberry-cupcake]

quantum-bananas replied to your post “This year I am unsubscribing from the vast majority of make up yt...”

Cool resolution! You should check out the channel Bernadette Banner, if you haven't already

https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCSHtaUm-FjUps090S7crO4Q

You understood exactly my needs and delivered me with a gem my friend, consider me subscribed. Also, the latest video posted is apparently a try out of a recipe by Mrs Crocombe who I love so yes to all this ♥ 

[starberry-cupcake]

epipenthenardier replied to your post “I’m gonna ask a question I maybe should have asked a long time ago…...”

Yeah it's usually literature, writing, and poetry analysis and all that jazz

quantum-bananas replied to your post “I’m gonna ask a question I maybe should have asked a long time ago…...”

Yes, "English class" is usually where students learn about reading literature and writing essays and stuff, "English majors" are usually thought of as experts on literature and writing styles

And it does include literature originally in other languages? Is it called specifically “English” because it includes the study of that specific grammar? Because here it receives the nationality name only if it’s specifically of said origin, otherwise it’s language and literature as a general term. 

[exmakina]

I love your critical role art!! Would it be alright if I used your molly art as an icon, with credit? Either way, keep being great!

Ah, thank you! :D And of course you’re welcome to use the Molly piece for your icon - appreciate that you asked. I will mourn the loss of a cat-related icon though. :P

[japanne]

I've been considering making a costume for my dnd character, a half-elf bard who's partially based on mollymauk who wears a cape she sewed from colorful scraps, and if I were to make that cape your mollymauk fabric designs are my first choice! I'm kinda new to costume creation, so would you have any tips as to material choice or other general tips? (ok to post)

I, unfortunately, am pretty unknowing when it comes to sewing and costuming, but I asked my friend who is a skilled fabric wizard, and she said this: 

“I mean, heavier is better, to get a good drape on it. If you just use kona cotton it’s going to wrinkle like crazy, sit on you like a sad pancake, and flap lamely behind you as you walk. Generally speaking, most capes tend to be made of wool suiting (except for lame vampire costume ones), but some of the lolita/aristocrat brands make them out of polyester suiting.”I told her there was no suiting, so follow up suggestion was perhaps the cotton twill. She also said, MAYBE the modern Jersey, because it would have a nice drape, but it would still be really light, and the twill is the best option.

 You’ll also want to line it, I assume, because you’ll want to hide your patchwork seams.   But if anyone else has fabric knowledge and would like to respond, Feel free!

[eragonpaolini]

quantum-bananas replied to your post “that anish kapoor" is the guy who copyrighted the super black paint...”

He paid the developers to get exclusive artistic use, which means no one can use it for artistic or really anything but research purposes but him

Huh, that is a really strange, douchey thing to do. Do you know if he’s made any art with it? 

I’m also really intrigued because I was seriously thinking of doing a research project using Vantablack... 

[captainshyguy]

quantum-bananas replied to your post: y’all the sun is fucking RED over the uk rn look...

I bet you’ll get a sweet sunset, the best sunsets happen when there’s smoke and dust

aw yeah i hope so that’d be so cool :O