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One of those goofy maid animes, except the viewpoint character isn't the hapless master or mistress of the house, but a regular-ass janitor who ended up on this crew due to a paperwork mixup at the temp agency and can't figure out what the fuck is wrong with her co-workers.

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things that instantly kill the vibe whenever someone just mentions them:

harry potter

nfts

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Why was I today years old when I learned that lead compounds taste SWEET and THAT'S why kids eating paint chips back in the day was a concern?

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I see a man (fictional), I am generally like "okay". I see the same man (fictional) being put in a situation, covered in dirt and blood, perhaps soaking wet, actively sobbing and shaking like a chihuahua, and I am saying "yay" and "yippee" and things of this nature

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New chapter’s got more fuel for my ‘Wild is a cuddler but is awful at asking for it’ agenda! 🤭

See, aside from Wild giving a scant few of playful pats on the shoulder—or Twi’s face at one point—(usually either right after petting Wolfie, or not long after their hug in the Dawn arc)… it always seems to be Twilight to initiate contact.

This time is no exception.

Lookat that body language! Wild’s stiff & reserved at first, to the point that Twilight needs to reach out pretty far to put a hand on his shoulder.

Then Wild lights up & escalates it to full-on horseplay. Twilight even needs to push him away to get him back on track.

This isn’t the first time by far either (hence why Twilight knew his contact would be welcome in the first place).

They’re dorks & they’re brothers your honor. 😂 Thank you for coming to my Ted Talk.

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Commission for @zilvernacht of a parasaurolophus.

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This Ankylosaurus dad heroically saves his family from a marauding dromaeosa - ah shit wait there goes his son

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“In 1404, King Taejong fell from his horse during a hunting expedition. Embarrassed, looking to his left and right, he commanded, “Do not let the historian find out about this.” To his disappointment, the historian accompanying the hunting party included these words in the annals, in addition to a description of the king’s fall.“

LMFAOOOOOO rip to that guy

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Your comments about AI users being talentless tells me you don't really understand art. It's about the product, not the tools. You can waste your life learning how to use a thousand of brushes and programs and you'll be easily outshone by someone who uses AI to draw what they want. The 'talentless' usually crow on about techniques and tools and miss the point of making art.

"You can waste your life learning how to use a thousand brushes and programs" And there, this is the attitude of the non-artists-AI-lovers in a nutshell. You see, drawing artists like using brushes. "Someone who uses AI to draw what they want."

No. If you instruct the AI to do something, you aren't 'drawing' anything. "The talentless" The 'talentless' is you. Telling an AI what image you want to be drawn doesn't require any talent.

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Central Room pt.4

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Autumn Vibe Or as we Californians call it: fire season

and there is no such thing as winter

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I love short stories. I love people who write/tell short stories. They are a breed of writer we don't hype up enough. They, just absolutely naturally with very little conscious effort as they grow this skill, understand how to use words so fucking economically in order to create a complete narrative.

World building? They got it, they do it, and they have parred it down to the most meaningful bits and pieces in order to make you feel like this is a real place.

Characterization? They have fleshed out the most meaningful aspect of creating a character in a few sentences. And, boy, do they ever do this! All the time! Like it's nothing at all!

Intriguing plot? There are stories that require 34587560874958643769809543 pages worth of information to ensure the plot is consistent, good, and worth your interest but apparently these shitters don't need that. They've got every trick in the book right at their fingertips ready to go to make sure their 3 page story keeps you hooked the entire time. And they don't even sweat it, the unsaid compliments the said so flawlessly in most of these works that a fifteen-minute read can spawn hours worth of discussion.

And holy FUCK, every word is used economically. Every phrase so fundamental it can barely be changed without altering the entire story. Every line of dialogue feels so natural, but contains such important information that you're locked in. Zero waste novelists wish they were on the level of a short-story writer, and we're not giving the short story writer the dues they're owed for this skillset.

Hats off to you, short story crafters. You're amazing.

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ToTK: casually places Zelda’s diary in Link’s home from BoTW

Me:

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waiting on the dock like im a WWII lady and my husband (ao3) is about to get off the ship after being gone for long, lonely years of war (it's been 6 hours of scheduled maintenance)

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A customer contacted our team with questions, and then finished their email with: "I am daunted by the complexities and unknowns." I haven't been able to stop thinking about it since.