#im not much of a flying type

[aka-indulgence]

I hate every fly ever why do they have to look so disgusting?? and the small ones the most!!! at least the big ones are easily noticeable and easy to swat away, but the fruit flies??? Little??? Bastards??? Who disappears as soon as they start flying?? The size of a grain of sand??? Who keeps flying into your face and around your ears for some reason??? Little fuckers??? Why are you even flying near me I don’t have foods on me??? You can’t even hear them so all of a sudden you look at your food and you see a tiny speck skittering around it?? Man I hate flies

[askadelcatty]

Mayhaps Oakwen from @flying-type-teacher ? A bird to a cat would certainly be something!

certainly is something! had a lot of fun with his lil markings on his ruff

Skitty-ify and Delcatty-ify requests are closed!

[parasitoidism]

ramblings of insane person

[james-spooky]

this is a test

[wishful-seeker]

May Apollo bless this scorching hot bath and make my knees shut up and put out the buzzing fire in my joints.

[starboy-squeakers]

Again not a dungeon meshi reader/watcher but every time I hear about that laois guy I get reminded of how my system had/has a hyperfixation on dragons so intense that we got that big fancy dragonology book and we treated it like the damn dragon Bible for like years

Now, obviously, we understand that there's different interpretations on mythical creatures, and no one interpretation on a dragon is necessarily gospel, but that multiple interpretations on the classic tale of beasts of scale and fire are completely valid and to be expected!

however if you call an Eastern dragon a coatl I'm going to come to your house and slaughter your family

[takekawa]

i can’t tell if my fat redistribution is already happening or im going crazy but my hips DO look like they’ve gotten less curvy and my thighs aren’t near as comical as they used to be. arguably that could also be because i work out more (slightly; i just take daily walks to/from college) but it has been 2 and a half-ish years since ive been taking t. it’s pleasantly jarring to see myself slowly animorph into what i want to be. yay

[blazersolaroid]

made this last night at like 3am these are almost entirely based on designs/the concepts link, if anyone wants to make one for themselves https://www.centropkmn.com/favoritetypes/

[waywardsalt]

deciding (and realizing based on the way i write and think abt it) that no matter what bellum is not making it out of swabbie rank. he’s put at the lowest rank of whatever hierarchy linebeck decides to adhere to no matter what, no matter the au. bellum can be practically a stowaway or romantically involved with the captain but he is swabbie while link made it to first mate in a handful of months and while being like twelve. bellum gets the mop. to humble him.

[mla0]

Another AU info moment

I have one AU that I’m reworkshopping now because I’m fond of it where it’s essentially like. General slenderverse but in a society where some people are born with birds wings, and there’s a class hierarchy between people who do and people who don’t, as well as a micro-hierarchy within winged society based on the general notions and symbolism people associate with different birds.

There’s also sometimes good need for wings to be removed. If they become too damaged, if they’re causing undue hardship to the person who has them, and some people simply choose to have them removed for their own personal reasons. This however does carry a social stigma regardless of the reasoning, but it’s especially harsh if the reasoning is deemed ‘not good enough’ by others. This is in part because it’s such a noticeable change so it’s easy for those who wish to pick it apart to do so, but it’s also because generally being born with wings is seen as a gift of some kind and to have them removed under any circumstances almost as a slight against the universe.

My original assignments of birds for the mla0 crew:

Michael/Patrick: Magpie

Shaun: None

Stormy: Canary

Now though I’d probably say:

Michael/Patrick: Sparrow

Shaun: Removed due to damage complications (Albatross)

Stormy: Canary

OUGHHHHHHH???????????? I FUCKING LOVE BIRDS IM OBSESSED

crazy into your bird choices too..... shaun as an albatross is really cool, and so is michael/patrick as a sparrow..... and you know i love the canary thing, i've talked about it before. i am exploding with my mind. shaun having her wings removed is extremely eyebrow raise-y and makes me super curious

i used to live in california, and in some areas you'd see albatross a lot. super sad that they're endangered (i think?) because they're some of the most fascinating birds i've ever seen. i'd see them flying overhead when going on trips in the car. they fly for so incredibly long across the ocean with their HUGE ass wings... i also heard they have really strong and loyal partnerships with their mates. i used to see sparrows and canaries all the time in minnesota where i was born, too.....

welcome to Andersens and Co.

[daisybell-on-a-carousel]

The only ground move my drilbur knows is DIG and I need to fight Elesa's gym which is surrounded by EMOLGAS (immune to dig) amd the Next ground move drillbur learns is Earthquake which Emolgas are ALSO immune to and my team is at the complete mercy of this double teaming electric bastard

[oflgtfol]

quastion. if you were a high schooler looking to take the least stressful lab science would you taking physics or chemistry

i think this is a simpler question of which do you enjoy more? for me i would choose physics over chemistry any day but that’s because i hate chemistry and so all chem labs i took were boring and stressful, and i love physics so the labs were fun and interesting

however if both subjects are equally uninteresting to you, then i do recommend physics! maybe i'm biased, but i think even personal interest aside, my high school chem labs were definitely more involved and complicated than my high school physics labs. physics experiments in lower level classes such as high school (and even introductory college physics to some extent) are pretty simple to set up and conduct, the main understanding comes from doing the math afterwards to get any sort of result out of it, whereas chem was more like, actually mixing stuff and then observing

not only were physics labs easier, simpler, and more engaging, but each lab also was unique and distinct from each other. i really can only recall the same basic setup of like, mixing stuff together as the idea behind every single chem lab i did. the exact way you mixed them together differed of course but that was the main idea

meanwhile some examples of physics labs i recall from high school include:

projectile motion: most likely you will roll a marble down a ramp off the edge of the lab table, measure the horizontal and vertical distances it traveled, maybe time it also or use a photogate to measure the velocity, or something, and then use the kinematic equations to find any missing variables, and then through all that you will probably be to told to find the value of g, what is known as the acceleration due to gravity, aka the rate at which things fall.

circular motion: you may be using a FLYING PIG to demonstrate circular motion!!! figuring out the tension in the string, the idea of centripetal force, centripetal acceleration, rates of revolution, etc.

harmonic motion: push some slinkies around, demonstrate hooke's law and spring force, calculation of frequency and oscillation, maybe observing resonant frequencies and resonant modes

standing waves: using some sort of low tech version of a standing wave generator to observe, well, standing waves. the high school version of this lab i believe was very surface level and was mostly just drawing how different standing waves looked, counting the nodes and antinodes, and predicting it for different frequencies. i think the teacher even got us a giant rope and we had to recreate the lower frequency standing waves together as a class by just oscillating it ourselves

all around, in my experience at least, high school physics labs are so much more involved and engaging than chem ever was. and while the math involved in the physics class was more daunting than chem, it was such a fun and interactive class. and again i may be biased but i think, if both chem and physics are uninteresting to you but you need to choose one anyway, i think having a basic background in physics is a lot more useful and goes a lot further than a basic background in chem does. i truly believe that knowing stuff about the kinematic equations, circular motion, free body diagrams, harmonic motion, etc etc will enrich your life further and change the way you see the world around you. high school physics will not make you an expert but it can certainly make observing patterns in life and how the natural world operates a lot more fun and exciting

[karmaphone]

when ur playing a game marketed to children but u can't get past insane skill-based shit

[kira-kui-n]

awesome whimsical ocean adventure <3

[pumpkinwastaken]

I should start tagging my stuff more properly and maybe having a pinned post with tags so you can easily search my things.

[jojolimons]

first person in the history of ever to want chimecho on the team