#it probably won't stay though

[chaos-potat]

Red Bubble promotion bc I'm gonna clear some old art out of it pretty soon

So if any of these relics catch your eye, snag them before next week

[sugurusladyknightt]

what if you pranked suguru saying you found a hair in the food he made you

[copia]

WELL I'VE GOT SOME THOUGHTS ABOUT THAT

[kastillia]

[timothyslucy]

the way tim rubbed kojo and gave him a few good pats after lucy left almost makes me think he had him trained to bribe her into not leaving lol. 😅

[racke7]

As I don't want to leave negativity on someone else's post, but saw something WILDLY out-of-character, when an actual in-character relationship is RIGHT FUCKING THERE.

Sakura and Shirou's kitchen-relationship:

Shirou: "I need to get there first and start breakfast, or-"

Sakura: *innocently smug* "Hello senpai, I got started without you"

Shirou internally: "Noooo, my kitchen-time is being stolen"

Shirou externally: "Ah. Well, if you've already started, how can I help?"

Sakura internally: "Yay! I won first-place, and I get to make senpai happy with my cooking now!"

Rin and Archer's kitchen-relationship:

Rin: "How dare you-!"

Archer: *smirking like a bastard* "Oh? Have I touched a nerve, Rin? Were you under the mistaken impression that your chocolate-chip cookies are in any way adequate beyond the bargain-bin at a kindergarten bake-sale?"

Rin: "... I will fucking END YOU"

Archer: *scoffs* "I should be so lucky"

[itsmistyeyedbi]

So, these last few days have been...interesting. And are currently a little unpleasant, to say the least🧍🏾‍♀️

My marks for my English assignment were disappointing and my throat is sore and dry rn. And that of course started after I've been to the store💀

(Some personal stuff in the tags that might be/probably is tmi so you can just skip em if you'd prefer to)

[ameliaegschulz]

Untitled "I have brain fog stopping me from figuring out who to throw Gates at next so I'm gonna type out a bunch of lore for the world of Gelida and see if that inspires me enough to figure out what to do next with her" Post

Haha I tricked you this is a cursory overview of sorts for the six different "Koris" or nation-states of the planet Gelida along with the planet's overall federal governing body that I'm not just throwing together based on Bionicle lore and therefore the post actually has a title, that title being: The Nations of the Planet Gelida.

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Shortly after their first settlement on the planet, the Zarkthanite people of Gelida loosely segregated and formed six nations divided across its only continent, calling these nations "Koris". The segregation was amicable and based largely on cultural and personality differences, though familial ties played a part in some of the separations. Ever since then, even through the Great Cataclysm™ and subsequent Great Awakening™, the six nations and their central governing body have persevered with their own traditions and cultures intact.

Gelidans are born with an innate potential for control over their surrounding elements. The element they have the most power over comes from where they spend the most time living (which need not be the same place as their place of birth) and from which one they spend the most time trying to control. As an example, a Gelidan born and raised in the nation of fire would have an easy time mastering fire, but with enough time surrounded by and practicing control of water, they could instead or also gain mastery over water.

Ta-Kori: The nation of fire, mountainous and covered in foliage, and home to one great volcano named Mt. Fauvela. A hot-headed but stalwart people, Ta-Korians are known best for their grasp on all things related to energy and the production thereof. They primarily work in power plants across the continent, providing energy for the populace and keeping the facilities well-maintained and under control. Quick to heed the warnings of the other nations, the Ta-Korians were the second to form their own fighting force to defend against extraterrestrial threats and the second to establish emergency storage units for times of famine. By happenstance, they also established themselves as having the best food in all of Gelida.

Po-Kori: The nation of metal, a largely desert landscape that is deceptively rich in natural metallic resources. The Po-Korians are a loud and boisterous people and are the most physically active on average, making them the most athletic and the most reliable for tasks of physical labor. Gelida's construction workers and other such builders are most likely to be Po-Korian, and they are likewise the planet's most dominant people when it comes to sports. Appropriately for their heritage, Po-Korian music is loud and largely metal; it is also the most popular music in Gelida, much to the dismay of some of their neighbors.

Onu-Kori: The nation of the earth. The Onu-Korian terrain is mountainous like Ta-Kori but dry like Po-Kori. Onu-Korians, while not necessarily isolationists, tend to keep to themselves and spend most of their time underground or in caverns constructed from the sides of the many mountains in the land. Though their official reason for living underground is the supposed inhabitability of the surface, they really just find the music from the Po-Korians next door to be far too loud for their liking, which is something of an open secret amongst Gelida as a whole. Onu-Korians are largely responsible for crafting Gelida's infrastructure and for overseeing ground transportation and nighttime travel, their choice of dwelling making them adept at seeing better in the dark without technology's help.

Ga-Kori: The nation of water, a greener land, and the one covered the most in bodies of clean water. Being the most adaptable of the Gelidans, and being the most concerned by the possibility of foreign invasion, the Ga-Korians were the first to establish a fighting force on the planet, and they have since held a reputation as Gelida's "Proud Warrior Race," a reputation that took some time for them to accept and eventually embrace. Though other nations would follow in their footsteps after the planet's first real interplanetary conflict since the Great Cataclysm™, the Ga-Korian military remains the absolute best and most dependable in all of Gelida. Outside of that, Ga-Korians enjoy fishing, swimming, and exploring the ocean that encompasses the entire rest of the planet.

Le-Kori: The nation of the air, comprised mostly of forestland at ground level and peppered with floating islands of Gelidan creation. Le-Korians spend most of their time above ground level, whether it be on the floating islands or dwelling amongst the trees below those islands. They are a flighty, cheerful, and adventurous people who are known to push Gelida's established boundaries for better or worse - usually for better, as they are the planet's most frequent innovators across all fields of science and engineering. A sizeable portion of Gelida's space program is made up of Le-Korians, whose daredevil nature draws them to space exploration.

Ko-Kori: The nation of ice, and the tundra of tundras on the Gelidan continent. Ko-Kori is home to Mt. Kolio, the site of the final battle between Vopahu and Muz'ta that triggered the Great Cataclysm™ and a popular tourist attraction despite the Ko-Korian people's best efforts. Initially as a necessity, the Ko-Korians are deeply connected with and well-studied in past events on Gelida and especially within their territory, leading them to be the most religious of Gelida's nations. Their studious nature extends to other schools of thought both practical and philosophical, and their knowledge and research is oft applied by the other nations in service of greater Gelidan advancement. Ko-Korians are reverent in their dealings with their work and have a low tolerance for things they deem to be "nonsense".

Ru-Kori: The federal governing body of all of Gelida, formed shortly after the Great Cataclysm™ and subsequent Great Awakening™. At the heart of this body is the Awakener™, which saved the Gelidan people from Muz'ta's Curse and continues to be a source of power for Gelidans. Entirely a sprawling metropolis, Ru-Kori serves as the capital city of Gelida and a place of international civilian congregation. Exchanges of goods, services, and ideas across nations typically take place here.

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(That's probably a good enough amount of lore for now, or at least as a starting point. I gotta get good at putting my imaginations to words again.)

[alvfr]

are we genuinely insane for genuinely considering buying a camper and driving cross-country (25 hours) this summer with a baby and a toddler and a dog? are we??

[hischierlovebot]

I just hope whatever happens on July 1st is after 17.00 Spanish time so I don't have to cry like a fucking idiot at my job

[i3utterflyeffect]

untitled-[whatever numbers were in noogai's username] since noogai seems like the type to have so many unnamed artworks

oughhhhhhh. i think it was noogai3? untitled-3........ you're so right anon

[dragoningachahell]

I REGRET NOTHING.

Original source of the moon

[oculusxcaro]

I'll probably add additional notes and otherwise tidy this post up as I think about it more but regarding Khare's metahuman powers, there are certain limitations that mostly pertain to her level of skill (or rather lack thereof). For example, she can paint just about anything she can imagine (i.e: animals, fire, objects or even make doors where none currently exist) but more advanced concepts such as, say, a time machine, are far beyond her imagination. Regarding her creations, they are at best semi-sentient, operating primarily on their creator's will and desire. Were Khare more talented (and patient), she could create more realistic pieces but time is of the essence with her work. Paintings don't last forever and the drier they become, the less swiftly they are able to function until at last they remain stationary. Doors are one of the few things still 'operational' and won't open for anybody who isn't Khare or has 'permission' to visit.

[spark-circuit]

ehehehehehehehehehehehe

[mountmortar]

Hi! Correct me if I'm wrong, but I think i remember you mentioning at some point that you've replaced your own GB cartridge batteries. Do you use electrical tape, or do you solder? I don't want to damage anything, but I'm looking for a low-key, won't-bother-controlling-housemates method, haha. Soldering feels like something that would raise eyebrows.

I do replace the batteries in my own cartridges!! I solder them on, and in my experience, so long as you properly prepare and read up on how to do it, soldering a battery on is a SUPER quick and easy process. I've never tried the electrical tape method because it seemed kind of sketchy (in the "I don't think that's going to work properly in the long run.." kind of way) but genuinely I promise that soldering is not that bad (just. Y'know. Don't grab the iron instead of the handle lmao). You see people on YouTube having an entire fancy little setup on their desks or something for doing it and it's not even needed; I replace my batteries sitting on the floor with my cartridge on top of a piece of paper and it takes 5 minutes. I will tell you this: when it comes to replacing batteries, solder wick is your BEST friend. Use it. You gotta get every last bit of old solder off those contacts on the board before you put the new battery on.

(Also, as a side note: when buying batteries, no matter which method you're going to try, make sure the tabs on the batteries aren't on backwards. For the love of god, do this. It is SUCH a pain in the ass to buy batteries with the tabs attached wrong and then have to twist them just enough to connect them to the contacts properly so you can solder them on. 0/10 experience just for being annoying as hell.)

[w0ls-den]

theres something so sad and pretty about being lovesick

You love yourself so much you wish to find someone who can love you more - or find someone who can hold your broken pieces together.

But you don't trust anyone to hold those broken pieces of yours.

Can you imagine? A broken vase seeks glue to help it back together, but it won't trust anyone to find r use the right glue. Because the vase is afraid their pieces, for their beauty, will be pocketed and leave them incomplete. Or that fixer will use the incorrect glue that brings the vase only a temporary fix before it's inevitable re-breaking.

Its a bittersweet thing, wanting to find someone who will love you entirely, completely, and fully. But you can't trust yourself to trust them.