#great sample

[bestfictionaldinosaur]

To warm up before the tournament itself, and to help me a little with bracket making:

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[rocketbirdie]

WHEN THE BASSOON PART FINALLY KICKS IN AT 195 MEASURES

[ariadne-mouse]

was testing inks today and made a little guy

look at him

[onewiththelight]

Photo: Nik Borrow, CC BY-NC 4.0, iNaturalist

[erynalasse]

I wonder when the Noldor looked around at their dwindling numbers and realized that they were dying faster than they could ever keep up with.

[1-800-cuupid]

we're doing loot boxes now guys. as an sl creator myself, these scummy ass sl creators coming to sims can really go suck a duck.

[hearmeoutworthypoll]

if were doing that britain countryhumans than were foing this one!

i censored it myself and im friends with the artist. this is the hottest design for him out there!

Fine

Reminder, the premise is “would a normie think it’s weird to find them attractive?” (Would they have to “hear me out?”)

[groovy-rat-man]

Alright, the votes are in and in a surprising turn of events Glass Joe has been declared the hottest boxer in wii punch-outs minor circuit, marking the second time he has ever won anything ever!!

(You can check that out here)

Now to decide the major circuit

Images are under the cut

[classicalsongbirdknits]

Taking a break from the Great Sample Knitting Spree of 2024 to do some sock pattern designing this week. My brain needed a break from stuffies.

[panevanbuckley]

everyone on the grid needs to stop being so damn shippable because it's quickly becoming a problem

[matcha-buns]

chuunosuke sticker designs 🐭💫

[mudzdale]

lowered the jumba voice sample from that post by a couple octaves for fun

[crabjest]

🔫I'M THE WHITE RABBIT🐇

Cruelty squad is a fucking amazing game and you should play it if you hate capitalism as much as I do

[fictionadventurer]

So many types of books that have strong summertime associations that I spend all my time cycling through cravings for certain genres or books.

Within the last month, I have wanted to read/reread:

Jane of Lantern Hill by L.M. Montgomery

The Electrical Menagerie by Mollie E. Reeder

Valiant by Sarah McGuire

Retellings in general (especially Cinderella retellings)

Golden Age mysteries, especially Josephine Tey and Agatha Christie

The Moon-Spinners by Mary Stewart

Books set in locations that are not America or England, especially warm climates

Books set in wintery/cold weather settings

Science fiction/space opera

Superhero stories

Civil War history/Presidential history

D.E. Stevenson books (and other mid-tier vintage light fiction)

Wilkie Collins books

Graphic novels

And I'm sure there are others that I'm forgetting