#but I had to build up to it XD

[sourtomatola]

And say hello the concept that started this whole comic series! I almost called this Kinglebells AU XD Original post to the start of this joke (Yes @chaoticgouda, you started this all XD)

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[longagoitwastuesday]

I have learnt things about Geto that I wish I could unlearn

[genderfluid-druid]

“what happened to him?” “he read a book so bad he returned it to the library a third of the way through, but now his brain won’t stop chewing on the potential it had 😔”

[hauntingblue]

breaking news!!!! garp isn't happy how Dadan is raising HIS grandchildren!!!! WELL I HAVE AN IDEA GARP!!!

[victorluvsalice]

Hi -- I went to the zoo again today! Specifically, my parents and I went to Southwick Zoo in Southwick, Massachusetts, because that was the other zoo that we wanted to go to back in August when I took my vacation, but never got a chance to. It was kind of a cold and icky day, but we had fun looking at all the animals that were out, wandering around the zoo, taking the "train" around the North American Exhibit (the train is actually wheeled like a truck, and you drive on a normal road), and going up on the "Skyfari" ride (where you get a bird's-eye view of a bunch of the exhibits). I figured I'd share some of my favorite pictures from the trip, including --

-->The two-humped camels having their lunch

-->A chimpanzee wandering around its exhibit with a big blue blanket over itself (like, mood, it was chilly)

-->Me posing in one of the "wanted poster" photo ops by the train station (this is actually the kid-sized one, which is why I'm crouched down a little oddly)

-->Two pictures of elk we saw while taking the train ride -- one dude just chilling, the other rubbing up against trees to try and dislodge a branch of a pine tree he'd gotten stuck on him

-->The lions just absolutely conked out in their exhibit

-->A white rhino settling in for a lie-down after having had its lunch

-->One of the pumpkins on display because they're already getting WAY into Halloween there, carved to show the USS Constitution

-->A spider monkey who was watching us as much as we were watching it

-->A couple of emus hanging out in their exhibit (they hung out RIGHT by the fence, it was wild)

-->A Patagonian Cavy (a rodent that, as you can see, kind of resembles a rabbit or hare) hanging out by its water bowl

-->And a wallaby watching us through the fence of its exhibit

It was a good day. :) And actually, I have one more thing to show you in a second...

[murmuringbug]

Need a tshirt that says I joined munchymc and all I got was a crippling ctf addiction

[roseyanon]

i looked up how to make the fried dough they sell in Chinese restaurants... i have found two sources that say i can just use a can of buttermilk biscuits? and the ones that are from scratch ALSO seem to be for making biscuits..? god i hope this is true @u@ im still scared about the process of frying (ive never done so, just only with a deep fryer unit) but god i want some fried sugary bread

edit: i have no idea why tumblr added a link in there and also it wont let me remove it. fucking tumblr >:(

[laufire]

honestly, I do think 12yo me was cool as fuck for rewatching the wish, looking at buffy & angel's respective arcs in this, and thinking "actually I can make this worse."

[yappacadaver]

He’s so yuckily I love him so much

[torgawl]

the arguments homophobic people make against same sex couples raising kids makes literally zero sense considering they raise no problem to single parent families. the problem really isn't that there's an absent gender, because if it was they would chase and/or blame single parents and they don't.

[groupalpha]

Let’s let our friend sleep for now. In the meantime, can you tell me a bit about the the dangerous or interesting plants that live in or near your can?

EB: We should. Poor thing needs rest after all of that.

As for the plants that are around my can, there's quite a few.

EB: There's a different variety of Popcorn Plant that thrives in the Radio Towers, which are called Popcorn Stalks. They're already 'popped', and can have between four to six pips.

EB: Then there are the Wall Flowers, which are closed most of the time. They have some kind of fruit inside, which I've heard that they taste quite sweet. The last edible one would be the Drill Vine, which function like a spear, and somehow manage to stick into walls and such.

EB: The non edible ones are fairly interesting. I don't necessarily get into plants, but I have asked String about them before, as it's fascinating to understand the function to say the least.

The first one is called the Feather Leaf, which are quite big leaves that when held while falling, it slows down falls. My best guess of the names origins comes from the term "light as a feather", which applies to the plant, and whoever is holding it.

The second one would be the Vine Charges. They're long vines with a few orbs that work similar to a bomb, but not very lethal, stick to where it's thrown, and stun whatever it sticks to.

The last ones would be the Cube Clusters, which are genetically modified plants that give off an electric shock when thrown. It works like a radius, so the closer you are to it, the more harm it can do.

[lunapwrites]

TOTALLY unrelated aside, but the reason I never played the Sims before now is because I knew it would get its shiny little hooks into my brain. It hits WAY too many of my dopamine buttons to be healthy.

On the plus side, it's actually been helping me get over some mild writers' block I was running into? So that's nice. Nothing like effectively writing a visual crackfic to warm up the old brain wheel.

[deathsmallcaps]

Anyway saw a play today and it inspired a concept and now I want to make it real.

I want to attend a ball hosted on the aurora borealis. I want to wear a big beautiful dress and swish around on electrostatic nighttime rainbows. Let’s make this happen, people!

[sincerity--extreme]

This is my first real attempt to build anything from scratch that is not copied from tutorials around YouTube and I don't think it looks too bad

[victorluvsalice]

Hi all -- let me introduce you to my potential Tiny Fandom Town lot! I made this a few weeks ago so I 'd have it ready if and when I do the challenge, and I figured I'd share it with all of you. :) Let me take you through all the Pertinent Points --

-->The lot was built on the 64x64 lot on the Crumbling Isle neighborhood in Windenburg, where the Villareal family normally lives (the "Von-Windenburg Estate" lot). I wanted to do the challenge in Windenburg as I rarely actually play in that neighborhood, and, as I have stated in previous posts on this subject, I enjoy the idea of building up the whole island via Community Space lots as the town grows and evolves. :)

-->Also as per previous posts, the lot has the Lot Challenges Off The Grid, Reduce & Recycle, Simple Living, Creepy Crawlies, Wild Foxes, and Wild Prairie Grass to help represent that this is an entirely new and undeveloped bit of land, not hooked up to any municipal power or water and still under the control of nature. However, it does also have the Lot Traits of Natural Well, Geothermal, and Sunny Aspect -- the first two to help offset the pains that being "off the grid" brings (they help boost water gathering and power production, respectively), the last because -- well, the lot IS situated on a very scenic bit of the island, so it's no wonder the sunset would make Sims happy, inspired, or energized. :)

-->As you can see, the lot is divided into seven mini-lots, arranged in a rough horseshoe shape and marked with terrain paint and a bit of Werewolf raggedy fencing at each corner. Each lot comes with a little natural stick lamp for nighttime lighting; a pee/woohoo bush; a tent; and a cooler. Basically the absolute basics a roughing-it Sim needs to survive. Beside the very first lot in the horseshoe on the left, I have also set up a wash basin and clothesline, because I would like to force the Sims living here to deal with laundry on top of everything else. Because why not, you know? :p

-->The whole thing costs roughly $18,166! Because I really wanted it to actually be under the $20K starter home price so that a Sim fresh from CAS could purchase it and still have a little money left over to get the stuff they'd need for their first skill. No "free real estate" cheat needed here!

-->And if you like what you see and want to use it for your own Tiny Town challenges, it's up on the Gallery! The lot is called "Tiny Crumbling Isle Town" and it's under my username of AliceNVictor. I figured that it would only be nice to share. :) More Tiny Town thoughts sure to be upcoming!

[phoenixiancrystallist]

Day 20 (I haven't gone to bed yet, it still counts as yesterday, yes this is a running theme with me), and Pearl has shading and a lot more color in her face! :D