TRAINGEEK2K

some train posts but other stuff too

[gay--dog]

man half of my mutuals are named some shit like Snooble at this point im doing some poob as bullshit in my life

[discount--dracula]

wbat the hell you weren't even exaggerating

[gay--dog]

man half of my mutuals are named some shit like Snooble at this point im doing some poob as bullshit in my life

[discount--dracula]

wbat the hell you weren't even exaggerating

[featheredcritter]

Tf2 Is not even a game anymore it's like a shared cultural piece. Like It should be recognized as part of the world heritage list

[fakedoe]

more sketches...

[emilicorail]

[dangus-doo]

The other mini con I got in the mail the other day, Swindle!

Isn’t it weird that Starscream is a talented swordsman and he gets paired with a guy with next to no hands?

[toskarin]

[wilted3sunflowers]

"Peridash"

sketch adopt Open: $95 Toyhouse with files

An Era 2 peridot living in the new Era 3 the sharp edges melt away, the ability to be more than your purpose of life the freedom to go anywhere in the galaxy and to change This peridot spends her time speeding across the galaxy to see all what its worth after her time in Little Homeschool after learning to aprreciate organic and other life forms that there is more than just one intelligent race and one way to do things Who will keep her to forward progress for the empire when now theres no one but her own choice and interest? Free to make pit stops along the away and see the sights and meet new people

Design notes: as peridots are often found in meteors her pig tails are to simulate comet tails for her blazing trails while she skates on by 

First come first serve i take usd through paypal

[stara-makes-comics]

*you can wait a little longer.

This comic was prompted by thinking this would have been a perfect time for Kris to sneak off and make the dark fountain. But they didn't.

I know the popular interpretation of this scene from Kris's pov is feeling excluded and left behind from 3rd wheeling all day, but idk there's a joy in seeing people you care about having fun.

Bonus:

[stringalink]

out of bounds

(where you find that the world you live in doesn't exist beyond a higher being's perception of it)

[myurva]

lapis lazuli sketch

[myurva]

on my way of rewatching steven universe

[phillip-bankss]

IT'S TOILET TIME!!

[akstar113]

Hey..... Its.... Been a while.....

[discount-supervillain]

[seat-safety-switch]

When you get really fucked up on that hobby lifestyle, you'll soon find yourself in a strange new place. Industrial auctions can give you all the oddball professional-grade tools that you've always dreamed of, often at a fraction of the price. Are you an accomplished hobby welder? Probably you have always wanted a UV-reactive radio cranfondulator with which to inspect your wire for sharkbite oxides, but it just isn't justified because all you do is fix the exhaust on your shitty Celica once a year. At an industrial auction, maybe you can get one for five dollars. And that's when the fun begins.

As we all know, good tools are big tools. Even big-brain stuff like electron microscopes are large enough that they need a forklift and a buddy with an intact lower back to move. Getting all that shit out of the filthy warehouse or partially-collapsed office building is a task on its own. Sometimes you need to buy new tools just to move it: good thing you're at an auction that sells stuff like cranes, forklifts, and low-mileage/high-hour pickup trucks with an inexplicable thick layer of coal dust on every surface. Make sure to check the return policy.

So you got it home, and now everything's easy, right? Not so. You see, when a big business buys a new piece of industrial equipment, it usually comes with some assistance. Technicians, or at least a single-page badly-photocopied manual telling you where to plug it in. As such, your first project quickly becomes: how in the seven divine hells of AliExpress do I get this thing to work?

Resurrecting this ancient beast of commerce is not quite as simple as a consumer product. Consumer products are, by definition, popular. Really good tools? They may have made like ten of them. There, one quick web search can rapidly locate thousands of arguing morons who have strong opinions on how to set it up. No: if the company that made it even still exists, the best you can hope for is an email from the current engineers asking you to take a bunch of pictures of it because they've forgotten how to make one run. Then you have to bribe an electrician to do something that is "not advised for houses" to your house, just so you can power it.

Now you can have infinite hobby joy. This massive, overcomplicated, insanely expensive machine is at your fingertips, and you can finally check off that annoying task you've been putting off for the last couple of years. You know, this whole thing was so easy, why don't we go back to the auction next weekend and see if we can get a meta-masticating crombopulator to install right next to it?

[dinodoggie]

Heres just some silly drawings commemorating the finalists of the tumblr guy contest XD

(I think they all would bond over cooking shows)

I hope you enjoy, and have an AWESOME day!!