#hes scute

[taintedcigs]

what if i just posted a subby!steve blurb??👀

[redwinterroses]

Genuinely love that my dad calls me to ask questions about Minecraft. "Honey, my nether portal is being weird what did I do wrong?" "Sunshine, your brother and I found a map for buried treasure but we can't find it, how can we breathe underwater without potions?" (they play peaceful mode)

Like. I'm an adult woman living almost an hour away with a full time job and bills and everything and my dad calls me for help with the block game because, in his words, I'm "the resident expert."

Feels good.

[fraternum-momentum]

boobs

[faunandfloraas]

✌ © pye0ngtay

[fallershipping]

Looker the Dragoff.

[hiphopcherrrypop]

do i even need to say anything atp

[petpetpinixy]

prefacing this with this is Not criticism i love everyone's interpretations of dave (← least paranoid poster) but i love when people draw dave with forehead wrinkles....... it's so fucking cute. more

[love-killed-the-superstar]

leosagi sketch i did at work when my boss left the room :3c

[nyatbinary-81]

BE CAREFUL UPDATING TO JAVA 1.20.5

PLEASE ensure you have a backup, i lost all my entities, including my villagers, pets, item frames, and armor stands when i updated. some of these were years old, and i got very lucky that i had an older backup where i could use MCA to transfer most of them back in via chunk data.

[eonars]

every couple of months i have to put this innocent creature under untold amounts of torment (getting his shell scrubbed and coconut oiled) and he hisses and claws the shit out of me the whole time but i really do have a profound love for this animal i can only handle with gardening gloves on

[roquog]

Rise!Raph Dermatillomania Headcanon

It started when some of his scales started to develop into spikes. He was self-conscious of the small protrusions on his skin and disliked it's uneven texture, so he'd try to scrape them off to recover it's smoother surface. It didn't work out in his favor and eventually, his spikes became too abundant to be able to scratch away. Picking became fruitless. Even so, he continued, because the act of pulling away pieces of skin was soothing.

He wears lots bandages to shield his skin from his nails. They also help any cuts or scrapes he aqquires to heal without him picking at them. He got himself a rubik's cube to keep his hands busy. The puzzle solving element calms him down.

Some extra notes in the tags-

[chryblossomjjk]

googie liking mozzarella stick vids on tiktok makes me blush like im so delulu

[gyuswhore]

i saw you wanted mingyu pics omg here you go <3

SKYE KAJNBORSMGBWLRKBG

I LOVE YPU SO MUCH

I pray life is good to you ty for doing gods work you've cured me of every illness you are humanity's gift to the world

[sheddedscutes]

made up my mind with the whole casey and hun situation

hun is casey’s step dad, and the father of case’s half sister angel

casey and hun hate each other, and angel has a pretty strained relationship with hun

he eventually gets his redemption through venus/mei

in next mutation, where venus de milo got her debut as the fifth/girl ninja turtle, venus’ real name is mei pieh chi, and she grew up in chinatown

so the idea is that hun, seeing what the foot turtles are going through, starts to reach out. he bonds the most with venus, and he becomes the father that venus never had and hun couldn’t be for angel. hun says something about if he ever had a daughter he could’ve named himself he would’ve named her mei.

while angel had changed her name to not be chinese(because a. she’s trans and just happened to settle on the name angel and b. because of her strained relationship with her dad she distanced herself from that side of her ethnicity) venus adopts the name mei over time when she gets closer to hun(which wouldn’t take long since he’s one of the only people showing her kindness), which goes with the idea of “venus de milo” always being a name put on venus that wasn’t really hers. in idw, it’s what the scientist names her

and in next mutation the other turtles just kinda start calling her that and while she never expresses discomfort with it they still don’t even ask.

mei even switches from an odachi sword to a miaodao

ALSO!! THEY HAVE MATCHING BRAIDS

[scoutbot]

turned heavy into a creature

[lycocarpum]

It's been a little bit since I updated you guys on the turtle, and mostly thats bc it's been a little while since I worked on it, but i finally got to sit down with it last night!

So, embalmers in ancient Egypt really valued good smells. Rot was something to be minimised and avoided to great extent, and a lot of their resins and incenses used in the mummification process smelled really good to combat that. I like to think that my forefathers in the practice would be pretty impressed with how far I've gotten without having to deal with foul smells. I did not think this treatment would work as well as it has been, especially on turtle skin.

But... Therein lies the problem that I'm now facing. For some reason, I didn't really consider how buoyant turtles are when I decided that I'd be soaking it in a jar for several weeks. The head, right arm, and right leg managed to float just above the surface of the water and partially mummify. This isn't a BIG issue, except that the skin is so tough to start with that I really need it hydrated before I start stripping it away. Also, it has dulled literally all of my tools. I need new scalpels so badly.

Last night I managed to expose almost all of the pectoral and pelvic girdles, scooped out more of the inner membrane, and cut away the skin anchoring the neck to the shell. Now I just need to let the feet, head, neck, and tail soak for longer. I might have to do another round of acetone if it's being really stubborn, but I think it'll be okay in the H2O2... I hope, anyway. If not, we'll have to look into other solutions.

As enlightening as all of this has been, I'm really missing the efficacy of insect helpers rn. Being responsible for cleaning every delicate little bone and joint is both tedious and frankly terrifying, esp when my grasp on turtle anatomy is tenuous at best. However, the ligaments holding the sockets together are surprisingly VERY resilient. this is giving me hope for when I get to the toes, though I'm more worried about leaving behind bits of meat that will rot moreso than loosening a bone. The whole thing has also been bleached a nice coconut white. In that regard, it's already looking cleaner than a lot of the specimens in the lab.