#fascinating mushroom

[helengie]

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[deerspherestudios]

How would mychael be with a religious s/o? Does he believe in some sort of higher being? (my bad if this was asked already)

I've answered if he has his own religion before, but meeting a religious MC I think he'd be respectful about it despite not understanding the appeal.

There's just too many things that humans believe in that doesn't apply to Mychael's lifestyle, but he commends the human race for having multiple rich and diverse beliefs that overall guide them in doing good.

[shizunn]

little mushroom » sceneries

[blood-orange-juice]

Sex pollen fic but the characters do it recreationally, like psychedelics

(any number of participants, could be poly)

There's one sober person who ensures everyone gets a good experience

Someone complains about it not working right before the effect hits

The pollenned person gets a lecture on what they should expect

There's That One Scientist who documents everything and loudly announces which region of their brain is shutting down currently

Food is prepared in advance and it's honestly the best part of the experience

There's generally a Procedure and a Culture around it

The pollenned person gets handed sleeping pills if it's a bad trip

I unironically think it could be such a lovely setting for a very sweet and awkward kind of intimacy

[crehador]

brother crab's fall 2024 first impressions: kinokoinu

good lord look at this thang. it is so Shaped

so imo this is a show that is going to live or die by how cute this lil guy is or isn't, and it's pretty adorable so far but......

holy shit the first episode was so depressing that for me it was almost a drag to watch. it definitely wasn't bad! it reminded me a bit of hizaue at times, which is one of my favorites of the ctdct (cute thing doing cute things) genre, so i didn't not like it

i guess for me personally i expect cute and funny from shows of this genre, and the humor isn't quite there yet. that's not to say it has to be funny all the time, or that it can't be earnest and emotionally raw as well. i'm just hoping the next episodes will have this funny-looking little guy being a little, well, funny too (which based on the synopsis it does seem like that will happen!)

anyway it was cute but more melancholy than i expected. not a bad thing, just not a thing i was prepared for. might take another week or two to fully solidify my feelings about this one

[definitelynotshouting]

hello hello!!

learned about this fun thing called mycorrhizal fungi (myco=fungus), rhizal=root) which is complicated words used to describe the symbiotic relationship between plants and fungi that grow on their roots. the fungi are called mycorrhiza and the long and short of it is that they attach to plants roots (plants roots can only grow so large, that's their root zone or rhizosphere big words are fun) and eventually they use up the nutrients in the soil in said root zone and some nutrients (namely phosphorus which is important for the plants to copy DNA and make nucleic acids that would tell other stuff how to make proteins etc for the plant to grow and stuff) don't move so the phosphorus in the rhizosphere cant be replenished once its used up. that's where the mycorrhiza come in. they effectively extend the area the roots are able to draw nutrients from and in return the plant produces glucose (through photosynthesis) that the mycorrhiza use as food because they cant really produce their own

tldr: cool fungus lives on plant roots, it makes sure the plant gets everything it needs, the plant allows the fungus to eat the food it makes

this train of thought led me to grian as mother spore

which led me to hunger au grian

and working out a symbiotic relationship with him and other people

which led me to the idea of him being a hireable like. hype man..

like,,, need help asking someone you like out on a date? he'll heighten your confidence so you can go do the thing and he gets lunch in the process! /silly

-🍁

p.s. will gladly take blame for use of the word apricity :]

SKHWJDNEKDJKDBKWHDKEJDK REALLY FUNNY IMAGE, HELP... he's got one of those ads on facebook that pop up during the holidays for ppl who need to piss off their families /j /j

OKAY ACTUALLY FUN FACT but ive actually compared the Listeners to mycorrhizae before!!! In my head they are very fungal in nature, and thats the best way ive been able to describe the symbiotic relationship they have with the Players they fuse to. Honestly i love fungi and mycology in general, its such a deeply fascinating subject to pour a bunch of time into, and im glad you seem to be enjoying learning more about it!!! :DDD

[mothmanatl]

Humans should be more like mushrooms

Mushroom colonies are connected by a network of microscopic root like threads called mycelium. When one mushroom is low on nutrients or resources a mushroom with surplus will send over some resources to help the other. This allows the whole colony to thrive even when some mushrooms are in a bad spot and others are in a good spot.

Humans can do this and I think we should. Help your fellow mushrooms.

[fisheito]

The fact that yakumo has made so much soup that eiden can ID the type based on smell alone

[parasitefun]

took the maximum possible sized piss at higgs' house btw

since the limit of sam's bladder is 1000ml, that means sam can store two monster cans worth of urine at a time

[fischlich]

Why are you apologizing to the mold?

its more like..... forgiving mold than apologizing. i just think mold is fascinating! obviously moldy things are sad but mold itself can be quite useful (for example, penicillin comes from a type of mold and certain cheeses are made using mold)

im just fond of mold and fungi and general even if theyre usually assumed to be dirty/symbolize death or rotting. mold is cool as long as its not eating my food or my house or my lungs

[aristhought]

mushroom doodles for the autumn months / ig

[mushroom-through-the-stargate]

so many people on so many planets in the milky way had been trying to get their gate to work for years by just pushing random buttons, and usually come to the conclusion it only goes One Place. but what i wanna know is if theyre just not doing it right??? like the unas trader that stole chaka said he "had to push seven symbols [just to get to the unas planet]" so are these people just not putting in long enough addresses? are they not making sure that the point of origin symbol is at the end? like the gates have a very specific way of working so of course if you dont do it right its not going to work. its like assuming a phone you found only calls one number because thats the only random number you dialed that was long enough and had the accurate area code

[deerspherestudios]

What is Mychael's favorite food and drink?

Ironically? Fried mushrooms. Plenty to find and easy to forage. More of a favourite snack than a meal; he eats them like chips, at least the ones he knows are safe to eat.

As for drinks, it's tomato juice.

[probablyasocialecologist]

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[sad-lime]

while I’m at it, shelf/bracket mushrooms are so fucking nasty to me. It’s gross to me like holes are to a trypophobic. Have you ever grabbed a piece of wood and felt the squelch of wet bracket mushrooms on your skin? NO WORSE SENSATION

I HATE YOU

[canvaswolfdoll]

my controversial mario movie take (before its release):

i'm actually disappointed luigi has been placed as the damsel in distress over peach.

like, i don't know how many 'post-' prefixes before 'modern' we're at, but, like, i feel like girlbossify princess peach and taking her out of her traditional role as damsel

a) fundamentally alters her character to the point that she's no longer true to the source material

b) denies the writers and audience the opportunity to examine the traditional 'damsel in distress' trope in an interesting way (like in the first two paper mario games)

don't know if i'm conveying my position well, but it's been so long since anyone's done a straight 'rescue the princess' narrative outside of the mario games (to my memory), that this change actually feels like the safe and boring decision.