#shower-thoughts

[holygoddessofvictory]

Heyyyyy I was wondering if mustaches are over grown nostril hair or?????

[daedricprincessorigin]

Why is shower-thoughts nothing but shrek stuff all of a sudden? Did they get hacked? Are there a lot of people playing a prank? What is going on?

[ifyourestupidgowithit]

Cups are just bowls with handles

[depscesi]

If you get a sucked off by muppet does it count as a blowjob or a handjob?

[tantrill]

The Immersion of Video Games

The funny thing about media is that it often feels less interactive than it should. Books bring the brain fully to bear to grasp the character, locations, events, and thousands of details into something coherent.

Film and television do most of the heavy lifting for you with a version created to show what the creative is trying to say with their art.

Video games though have a magic to them that is hard to surpass. All the visual splendor and details you can imagine, but with the voicing and choices in your hands to deal with. It is magic that we an tell stories in such a manner.

Playing Skyrim at 3am

Any Skyrim fans out there ? 🪐🔮💜#Skyrim #Skyrimmemes #Elderscrolls #Khajit #morrowind #Oblivion #Gamingclips #Bethesda #Xbox #JzargoSoundtra

[thefracturedcoin]

I love the idea of gardening. Of growing something beautiful with patience, and care. I always thought it was a solitary pursuit. But I saw my sister in law's garden produce so much food that she had to bring friends over to give it away. Her garden was a focal point, and while she might have done most of the planting, it sure did attract a lot of people to help, and to stand and talk around a bed of strawberries or potatoes. Gardening was evidently a very social pursuit.

It got me thinking - what if our friendships were like a garden that we shared with other? After all, each friendship is as unique as the people in it. The metaphor captures the fragility, and imperfections of relationships - sometimes plants don't grow, grow poorly, or die for reasons not entirely obvious to us. For reasons that elude us, plants take longer to flower, or bear fruit. Sometimes we learn that we weren't tending to the plant in the manner required, and the flower blooms as soon as we do. Occasionally our gardens grow in unexpected ways, seeds that we'd thought long gone sprouting in the oddest of places.

We can prepare the garden bed through the process of self improvement - highlighting your good side, working on the bad. When we show up to events, and say hello, we're sowing the seeds of friendship. And once the garden grows, we can tend to it by thinking of our friends - sending them a message, a meme, or by hanging out with them. A little at a time, and the garden will flourish.

[happter-n-friends]

It’s usually normal for it to rain outside, but usually not normal to rain inside.