#FailTales

[amigoways]

💻🤷‍♂️ "To err is human, but to really foul things up requires a computer." - Paul Ehrlich 🌐✨ Ever experienced the chaos of tech mishaps? Share your hilarious stories below! 😅 .

[lyrali51]

Character:LD(lost determination).frisk and fail(failtale sans) both are from different timeline

(It not Frans)

Don’t ask why frisk have a bit of red hair

[lazy-cozd]

//подарили мн значит скетчбук ну и решил нарисовать своих детей в кигуруми :)

1 тайм - моль

2 мята-птичка

3 бэрри - паук

//They gave me a sketchbook, so I decided to draw my children in kigurumi :)

1Time - Moth

2Mint - Bird

3Barry - Spider

[cavorta]

"Witchy stuff I SUCK at! // #FailTales"

The Norse Witch has made a video on YouTube "Witchy stuff I SUCK at! // #FailTales" – link below - and invites witchy content creators or practitioners to talk about the witchcraft or pagan things they struggle with, on their social media. So here are the witchy things I struggle with, never have tried or have given up entirely: 🔴 I do not continuously celebrate the Wheel of the Year festivals. I have written a blog about this (link in the comment)

🔴 I cannot keep up with the Moon phases and I do not do anything special with them.

🔴 I suck at being a good plant parent. Never have been. Plants have come and gone, several have died in my care and recently I have given up on buying new ones. I am not much of a green witch.

🔴 I do not have the discipline, the motivation or the spoons to sit down daily (or even weekly) to do astral travels or meditation, getting into a trance or something similar.

🔴 I do not do Tarot spreads or Oracle card spreads often and I by far do not know all the meanings of the Tarot cards. Instead, I look them up.

🔴 I do not do all the exercises in all the witchcraft/pagan books that I own.

🔴 I do not work with astrology and crystals at all.

🟢All of that being said, I do have a daily practice, but it is very simple and quick to do - lighting three tea lights for three different causes, saying three prayers. When I am not at home, I do it in my mind, without the tea lights.

Links: The Norse Witch’s video:

My blog „Adapting the Wheel of the Year“ https://cavorta.substack.com/p/adapting-the-wheel-of-the-year

[bloomingmindfulness]

New YouTube Video: Am I the WORST WITCH?? | #failtales @thenorsewitch [CC] I hope you enjoy this as much as I did don't forget to share & subscribe xx https://youtu.be/8pYJeMyBGYM?si=ZNDDAXwWGEs3r6LM

[echoing-melody]

MASTER POST

I have a membership teirs on Kofi, as well as:

Commissions (I take them in groups of 4)

My Kofi Shop (I make earrings, necklaces. bracelets & sell paintings, art prints, stickers, and adopts!)

In addition to here, you can find me on:

Twitter

Instagram

Art Fight (2024: Team Stardust!)

Artfol ( but I'm also ded there)

Bluesky (see above)

Cara (see above, but its cuz im new)

Youtube (but im dead there)

Tag Lists under the cut:

Art help (stuff to help Artists)

Beeloved fren (Lee)

blue bee babbles (me randomly talking)

Boston tea fren (Honey)

box of aus (the random ass aus that have less than 2 pics for them/no name)

Chaos fren (riot)

cottagecore valley au

Cosmic cervidae: celestials (solar system ocs/ Neptune and Co.)

Cosmic cervidae: nowhere woods (the HDF and pals)

Cosmic cervidae: objectional (object head ocs)

Cosmic cervidae originals (literally anything else)

Cosmic cervidae: personal (personas & personal art)

Cosmic cervidae: Pyrite dreamers (the new tag for arcane/basalisk/e-demons)

Cosmic cervidae: tales from andro (the cosmic horror space merms)

Demon au

failtale

Ghost fren (Odelle)

gifts (stuff FROM ppl)

God au

It's music bitch (music I like)

Pollaris (it's just my polls, I'm just being fancy)

rainbow wheel (those random color hex codes/color palettes)

the favored (stuff for ppl)

Sins/virtues au

Storm fren (Ruin)

Spooky fren (Host)

Stell stuff (other shit I reblog)

Sun enjoyer fren (Waffle)

Potion fren (Vargs)

Wispy fren (Sal n Co.)

Yummy art! (Art from other ppl who are not my friends specifically, that I like)

(Some of ones tagged classics are are mixed up on weather there's a space between the : or not, I'm trying to fix them to have a space, my bad)

[gumjrop]

femme failtale or whatever

[chthuom14]

Bất ngờ trước những điểm mạnh của loa karaoke Mixpro I12

Linh kiệp nhập khẩu cao cấp, chính hãng từ Failtal (Ý)

Củ loa bass 30cm cho công suất mạnh mẽ 1320W Peak

Đáp ứng tốt các thể loại nhạc cho tất cả các bộ dàn âm thanh

Thiết kế giao diện đẹp mắt, dễ dàng lắp đặt

[doodlesbymikah]

This was inspired by @kreativeboom with the stinky cat man so I made a stinky cat Frankenstein aka sana

[princess-of-demencia]

[Megalovania Intensifies] #Sans #Chara #Undertale #Sanes #CuCHARA #Failtale #Deltarune #TobyFox #Frisk #Kris (en Quilpué, Chile) https://www.instagram.com/p/BsdpFEOD2YR/?utm_source=ig_tumblr_share&igshid=1tzbq7foxvp2b

[lyrali51]

So uhhh hi I’m actually new to make things here so you can call me Lyra or lyrali as you want and I’m the creator of Failtale in tik tok in lyrali_51 and so let me explain the au I create who is name lost determination who is the player who make multiple time genocide and frisk was start to lose his determination so it actually frisk who control the body as the player start to be bored for it and it was more harder to load or save (because frisk lose his determination)so they leave

And frisk who decided to make a pasifist but if she die she can’t come back since she lost the determination that why his soul is more grey

About frisk

Name:frisk

Âge:unknown

Soûl:determination

Gender:unknown

Pronouns:she/him or he/her

That all I’m still thinking about how I’m going to make the lore of the story

I just noticed that the soul got a problem sorry

[lazy-cozd]

//ей я рисовал своего любимца

[shlimazzl]

Ff cınım??

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[elpalodelchurrero]

Failtality!

“Estoy perdiendo el equilibrio, mejor le piso la cabeza a este niño y reviento a todos los demás”

[echoing-melody]

"Blood Sibs"

"Uhh..."

Cute doodle of new and @whazittoyah / @magic-marks-9000 in our Failtale Au!

[2whatcom-blog]

If At First You Do not Succeed

Within the first chapter of the brand new ebook Upheaval: Turning Factors for Nations in Disaster, writer Jared Diamond describes a disaster of his personal. He was 21 and had at all times excelled academically--until he entered a doctoral program in physiology on the College of Cambridge. Diamond was charged with measuring the motion of sodium and potassium ions throughout the electricity-generating membranes of eels. However he had by no means been good along with his fingers and was totally unable to design and construct the tools he wanted to carry out that activity. So Diamond switched to a technically simpler task, which required merely weighing a fish gallbladder to find out its fluid content material, then measuring a voltage. However even this straightforward methodology to investigate sodium and water transport gave him suits, as no voltages appeared. He critically thought-about quitting and discovering one other profession, however determined to present it another semester. Two younger college researchers helped Diamond clear up his technical points, and he began to get outcomes. He went on to complete his PhD and reinvent himself as an ornithologist and historian. Greater than 50 years later he's an internationally acknowledged scientist and author, having gained the U.S. Nationwide Medal of Science, a MacArthur Basis fellowship (generally known as the "genius grant") and a Pulitzer Prize for his ebook Weapons, Germs and Metal: The Fates of Human Societies. His youthful failure was actually a springboard. I've not achieved Jared Diamond's stage of success, however I strongly relate to his story. As Digital Science is working a social media marketing campaign about acknowledging and studying from failure (you possibly can share your individual failures with #failtales), I believed I would inform my story. I too had a historical past of educational achievement. I completed an undergraduate diploma in chemistry and was accepted at Cornell College for graduate faculty. The chairman of the chem division was Roald Hoffmann, who had not too long ago gained the Nobel Prize and who was my advisor throughout my first semester. I later selected an advisor with whom I deliberate to do analysis for a doctoral thesis. Graduate faculty was a shock to my system. For the primary time in my life, I hit a wall in my means to know info I used to be anticipated to digest. I discovered it more and more troublesome to focus on my work and have become depressed. So I performed hooky. And the place was the right place to not work whereas wanting like one was working? Why, the library. My very own science was going nowhere, however I nonetheless cherished science. So I began studying science magazines. Stephen Jay Gould was writing his month-to-month columns in Pure Historical past, and I turned fascinated with evolutionary idea. I might hardly await the following problem of the New Yorker that featured one other installment of a five-part sequence by E.J. Kahn about staple foods--which 35 years later I nonetheless bear in mind have been corn, wheat, potatoes, soy and rice. And from Scientific American I learn articles about every thing. (A couple of years in the past I noticed the Kahn staple-food sequence described as one of the vital tedious items of journal journalism each printed. I laughed, as a result of for me they have been as thrilling as studying Dumas: corn was The Rely of Monte Cristo, wheat was The Three Musketeers.) Sooner or later originally of the second semester of my second 12 months of grad faculty, I used to be looking by way of a difficulty of Science once I noticed an commercial for a Mass Media Science and Engineering Fellowship from the American Affiliation for the Development of Science. Graduate college students within the sciences who acquired the fellowship would spend the summer season at a newspaper, journal, radio outlet or tv outlet as science reporters. I bear in mind studying the advert and pondering, "Weird." However the subsequent day I appeared on the advert once more and thought, "Wait. This is what you should be doing." I utilized for and acquired the fellowship, together with about one other 15 grad college students across the nation. I introduced that I'd be leaving Cornell on the finish of the semester to do the fellowship after which pursue a profession in science journalism. I might take oral exams for a "terminal" Grasp's Diploma. I studied my butt off and happily carefully reviewed some materials that I used to be truly requested about throughout the three-hour ordeal. I acquired the diploma, which I usually consider because the "lovely parting gift" that unsuccessful contestants acquired on sport exhibits. Hoffmann requested me to rethink leaving this system, however I used to be certain I used to be doing the proper factor, for me. I left a few days later for my fellowship web site, WSVN-TV in Miami. After two winters in upstate New York, I'd spend the summer season of 1985 in south Florida. (I can not suggest both.) I took to science journalism--it fulfilled my phrases of gratification. The journalist David Epstein precisely captured my emotions in his new ebook Vary: "I worked in labs during and after college and realized that I was not the type of person who wanted to spend my entire life learning one or two things new to the world, but rather the type who wanted constantly to learn things new to me and share them." Bingo! Whereas in Miami I noticed one other advert, this one in Broadcasting journal, promoting an on-air place opening at a small radio station again in upstate New York. I had at all times cherished radio--as a child I listened to Jean Shepherd, Barry Farber and Huge Wilson, names which will ring a bell to a sure demographic--and I parlayed my summer season TV gig right into a 12 months as a radio morning man. I acquired a job provide at a 50,000-watt station in Albany, however turned it right down to go house to New York Metropolis and check out writing for print. I finally utilized for a job at Scientific American--which I didn't get. However just a few years later I began freelancing for SciAm after which was employed as a author and editor. I've been writing a month-to-month column within the journal for greater than 23 years. (Gould did his at Pure Historical past for 25 years, a mark I hope to equal.) The radio expertise got here in useful when, in 2005, Scientific American determined to begin podcasts and requested me to move up that effort. We've now produced greater than 4,000 episodes of our quick podcasts, primarily 60-Second Science, and nearly 500 of the in-depth Science Discuss. I stored in contact with Roald Hoffmann over time. At one level I bumped into him at an occasion in New York Metropolis the place an acquaintance of mine tried to introduce us. Roald stopped my buddy and mentioned, "Oh, I know Steve. He's one of our most successful failures." Read the full article