#378

[bear-necessa-titties]

[yours-trudy]

Hellooooo down thereeee...

[akutagawa-daily]

Akutagawa daily 378/★

[jttwconfessions]

Confession Wave: Black Myth Wukong (2/8)

If I ever play Black Myth: Wukong - it WILL be a pirated version, because I'm not gonna lie guys. The dev is weird. SUPER weird. Even by creepy game dev standards, he is the most icky one I've seen in a while.

[musictherapy611]

05/10/2024

My son graduated from law school today! I took the day off work and watched, along with his little sister, his girlfriend, his girlfriend’s mom, and his father.

I’m so happy and proud for him - teared up but did not cry - he takes the bar exam in July, on his birthday (!!!) which he thinks is a good omen.

[subconsciousmysteries]

Most assertive types (378) are not badass go getters, they are broke clowns who live in a fantasy world of their grandiosity whilst their real life rots around them. None of you who write anything about the assertive triad have lived in reality. You see the assertive triad like some sort of mythological legend instead of real people. It’s fucking insufferable.

[categorised-art-tutorials-tips]

How to draw Slime Monsters

Credit: Etherington Brothers

[plushidex]

[pikabean]

378 he do a read

[lagala-je-grade]

„Because if you walk into a room and notice what is missing from it, It's still there, isn't it?“

The first poem I wrote that wasn't about you was still about you.

Caitlyn Siehl, What We Buried; from "A Letter To Love"

[perfectlove-ryan]

I hope you never move a single muscle again

Bibity bobity boo

"Get your fairy godmother ass out of here!"

[paranatellonta]

The Arcade of the Gods

Let’s be honest: gods are easily bored. There’s only so many wars one can wage over magical objects—and it’s always so messy. Restoring everything to how it was before gets more tedious than the initial boredom pretty quickly.

Luckily, one very clever god had the idea of building an arcade: one machine spouted sunset-coloured clouds the player was to fit together into a complete line to gain points, a laser beam allowed the gods to erase every single star from the night sky and then place them all back without any fuss, and a clever little pixel game played with joysticks let them all flee a seven-headed, drooling terror with a god-killing axe—without ever being in danger, and while picking up golden apples on the way.

But the most popular game was one the gods would have deemed utterly mundane if they’d heard its description before they started playing it. Most of the time, this game didn’t involve monsters, or battles to the death, or even the joyous sweep of destruction. It made something new, let the players choose features for land, for seas, for air, for all kinds of equivalents of fire. And even more features for characters, great and small, and the stories they might create through their experiences. More and more of these machines were set up. Since that moment, no one has ever heard the gods’ sighs of boredom again: now they are always tending to their worlds.

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[Image description: Photo of a ceiling painted mostly in dark purple, with neon pink clouds, green spatters, and what seems to be a blue planet or moon in the upper right corner.]

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[chalkmon]

#378 Regice

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[pokemonfrommemory]

The best regi imo :)