#Robyn π

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Jewels Robyn π Tad

Bro doesn't know his limits so I told him 2πr AAAAHAHAHAHAHHAHRRRH (help)

Isn't he an ugly bastard? Don't you want him dead? Don't you hate his design and wish he would die? Don't you believe they should reconsider shape language? Don't you think it's all over for circles? Should we kill this guy? Yeah we should? Well we can't.

@artsycloudysleepy :3

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Issue Eighty-Seven

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Happy St. Patrick's Day! It's time to get out the corned beef and cabbage, slice off a piece of soda bread, and watch a newly Oscar-nominated animated film from Ireland! Wolfwalkers, which was nominated yesterday, is a gorgeous, hand-drawn film from Tomm Moore who was behind 2009's The Secret of Kells and 2014's Song of the Sea. As with those previous films, Wolfwalkers returns to the world of Irish folklore with this story of a young girl named Robyn trying to make her way in a new town who makes a new friend named Mebh who seems to live out in the dangerous forests. And then we learn that this new friend turns into a wolf at night, and has accidentally passed this power on to Robyn as well. The story is wonderfully engaging, but I can't get over how beautiful this film was. The design and shapes are all brilliantly conceived and used for storytelling, and the drawings have a roughness to it that demonstrates the craftmanship and toil that went into the creation of this movie. You can feel that there was a human being behind every pencil stroke, which sometimes gets lost with some of the sleek computer animated fare of the modern era. Wolfwalkers is an adventurous tale of friendship, family with just a twinge of sadness; in other words, the perfect film for St. Patrick's Day! Check out the trailer below.

Speaking of March holidays, last Sunday was Pi Day (π-day)! If you missed it: don't panic. Because, thanks to this cool link from reader Chris A., now you can flip it around and make pi your own thing! Tell MyPiDay.com your birthday, and it will calculate through however many digits of pi it takes until it finds your birthday within the endless number. My birthday doesn't appear until 849,005 digits in! Whichever one of my readers emails me back with the fewest number of digits it takes to get to their Pi Day will get a shout out in next week's issue! Just email me here!

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Issue Eighty-Seven

Subscribe to Sincere Positive Things!

Happy St. Patrick's Day! It's time to get out the corned beef and cabbage, slice off a piece of soda bread, and watch a newly Oscar-nominated animated film from Ireland! Wolfwalkers, which was nominated yesterday, is a gorgeous, hand-drawn film from Tomm Moore who was behind 2009's The Secret of Kells and 2014's Song of the Sea. As with those previous films, Wolfwalkers returns to the world of Irish folklore with this story of a young girl named Robyn trying to make her way in a new town who makes a new friend named Mebh who seems to live out in the dangerous forests. And then we learn that this new friend turns into a wolf at night, and has accidentally passed this power on to Robyn as well. The story is wonderfully engaging, but I can't get over how beautiful this film was. The design and shapes are all brilliantly conceived and used for storytelling, and the drawings have a roughness to it that demonstrates the craftmanship and toil that went into the creation of this movie. You can feel that there was a human being behind every pencil stroke, which sometimes gets lost with some of the sleek computer animated fare of the modern era. Wolfwalkers is an adventurous tale of friendship, family with just a twinge of sadness; in other words, the perfect film for St. Patrick's Day! Check out the trailer below.

Speaking of March holidays, last Sunday was Pi Day (π-day)! If you missed it: don't panic. Because, thanks to this cool link from reader Chris A., now you can flip it around and make pi your own thing! Tell MyPiDay.com your birthday, and it will calculate through however many digits of pi it takes until it finds your birthday within the endless number. My birthday doesn't appear until 849,005 digits in! Whichever one of my readers emails me back with the fewest number of digits it takes to get to their Pi Day will get a shout out in next week's issue! Just email me here!

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Thinking about times past and how terrible they were

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I COULDN'T TAKE THE SLANDER

Jewels Robyn π Tad

Bro doesn't know his limits so I told him 2πr AAAAHAHAHAHAHHAHRRRH (help)

Isn't he an ugly bastard? Don't you want him dead? Don't you hate his design and wish he would die? Don't you believe they should reconsider shape language? Don't you think it's all over for circles? Should we kill this guy? Yeah we should? Well we can't.

@artsycloudysleepy :3