#fogs

[scooby-doo-exploration]

divagations59 - Mount Fuji, Japan

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[littlealienproducts]

Hand Painted Dog Ceramic Gifts by ShepherdsGroveStudio

[savebylou]

you tagged you post

and my mind went like

Lol that is what happens when I don't double check my tags. Omg this is so funny. I also think Harry will love a fog. Omg I can't stop laughing. Thank you Shay, I'm officially a fan of fogs hahaha.

I hope you have a lovely day/afternoon/night.

[highlights-in-town-scoobydoo]

GOLDEN GATE BRIDGE - San Francisco - USA

[wildlife-nature-beauty-scoobydoo]

[lacymoonchild]

[bisexual-kaidan-alenko]

[foggyinnit]

sorry man its nothing personal but if i dont kill you my cursed sword will call me a pussy

[scarecrowbutch]

in times like these at least i have the character

[lilystrations]

"Breach of Dawn"

First full painting of the new year, after a very long week. 💔

Prints of Lugia and Ho-oh available in my store. ✨️💛✨️

[scooby-doo-exploration]

aberrantbeauty - GOLDEN GATE BRIDGE, San Francisco, USA

[food-youarenotalone]

<33

Playing hide and seek

(via)

[fairytaleprincessart]

[ak-nm]

[chongoblog]

WAIT

I JUST REMEMBERED HEARING AN ELON MUSK QUOTE WHERE HE TALKS ABOUT HOW HE BELIEVES CHESS IS "TOO SIMPLE" OR WHATEVER AND HE SAID HIS FAVORITE GAME WAS A GAME CALLED "POLYTOPIA"

I JUST REMEMBERED THAT IVE PLAYED POLYTOPIA

It being Elon's favorite game (or at least one so important to him that his biographer dedicates a lot of time to it) is.....really really funny.

Basically, imagine Civilization, but as a mobile game. So like if Civilization Revolution was even more dumbed down (that's a Civilization insult. That's devastating. It's devastated right now). For what it's worth, it's not a bad game. On the contrary, from what I could tell in the little bit of time I played it, it's a perfectly competent game with good design. But it's not a deep game by any means. I played through it once, won easily on my first go, then saw that the other playable characters had barely any differences between them.

Like, not to imply you can judge a book by its cover, but here's what it looks like

I came across an article by Dave Karpf discussing this exact thing, and I think it describes it wonderfully