#single item

[the-uncrafting-table]

i need something that can mimic a fathers love

Ah, you're in luck friend! I have just the thing for you!

Material: The Milk. Guaranteed to return 9/10 dads to their original location

[the-uncrafting-table]

Material: melt apples. Very messy, but the flavor is divine

Yosuke Amemiya

[the-uncrafting-table]

i need something stronger than liquid courage- something even stronger than solid courage... i need... the plasma courage

Biohazard coffee, 928mg of caffeine. Use it wisely!

[the-uncrafting-table]

Material: glass made from real moondust! very rare and very expensive, but worth it to say you own a little bit of space!

[the-uncrafting-table]

Material: wood ice cream, available in many flavors! Pine, maple, smoky mesquite, applewood, and the classic creamy oak. You ever wanted to eat lumber? Well now's your chance!

[the-uncrafting-table]

Material: Fairy Ring Mushroom Vinegar. Finally talked the chefs at Cersei's Pizza into giving me the recipe for that infamous Fairy Court salad dressing, so now you can get some 100% magical-contract free!

[movingchampscanada]

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[steakbones]

hey, cool post about fake leather being plastic, i just wanted to check your shirt's fiber content really quick?? oh, wow. polyester. yiiikes. no, no, it's fine, i'm sure this is just, like, a one off incident, since you're so awesome at avoiding all plastic in your life. hey, as long as i'm here, could i see your pantry too? yknow, since you're such a devout warrior against plastics and absolutely wouldn't buy anything using any amount of them? bet you're buying all your meat right from the butcher too, in paper bags, instead of that plastic-wrapped stuff from the supermarket

[the-uncrafting-table]

material: finely crafted handmade inksticks. A professional artist's #1 choice

Making Huizhou inksticks (徽墨), famous for its high quality.

Notes:

The characters OP pressed into the inksticks are 山白, OP's username

The "internal heat" referred to in the video is a term in Traditional Chinese medicine referring to a cause of inflammation, swelling, twitching, etc.

[eng by me]

[cubbihue]

chimmy changa timmy, why do you hate muffins? am I missing some of the lore?

Timmy doesn't like how they taste. No matter who, how or where they're made, the muffins are all the same to him. It's frustrating because he knows they shouldn't be.

And each time he walks away feeling immense disappointment. Like something should've happened.

He does his best to avoid eating them, but, Timmy found that people react weirdly when you say you don't like muffins. So he eats them anyways. He's unfortunately surrounded by muffin-nuts.

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[1-800-cuupid]

if you ever find yourself wondering why cc has blurry textures or why it overlaps with accessories and other things, this is why

one texture map for EVERYTHING your sim wears :)

[beastwhimsy]

misunderstanding

[the-uncrafting-table]

Material: Skele-spam. Nothing goes to waste here! An excellent source of nutrience and flavor to keep your own bones nice & strong 💪

[icewindandboringhorror]

I made a few new wax seal stamps out of clay (like the ones I did for my worldbuilding stuff forever ago), this time just of random symbols that I thought might look good done in the style of painting over the raised part of the wax or etc. :0c Some of them aren't carved deep enough to really show up that well, but overall they worked okay for being clay lol

[upsidedog]

i was gonna do this meme with the original format then a much better came to mind

[the-uncrafting-table]

Material: solar terracotta for your sandalpunk building

Family owned Italian firm invents solar panels that mimic terracotta tiles to restore heritage buildings

In a small workshop near Vicenza, Italy, artisans make traditional-looking roofing tiles with a hidden difference: Each module contains solar photovoltaic cells.

The Invisible Solar Rooftile is made by an unique indivisible piece, with a very high resistance, that hides and protects the photovoltaic cells that are incorporated inside

The family-owned company that makes the tiles, Dyaqua, started developing its “Invisible Solar” products more than a decade ago. Solar panels “were spreading much faster than before, and our first thought was about heritage cities like Vicenza,” says company spokesperson Elisa Quagliato. The city, a World Heritage Site, is covered in a sea of red terra-cotta roofs.

The tiles have been installed at Pompeii (where the director of the archaeological park says they look “exactly like the terra-cotta tiles used by the Romans”) and in the small Italian town of Vicoforte. A larger installation will soon begin in Evora, Portugal, as part of an EU-funded project that aims to help historic cities “become greener, smarter, and more livable while respecting their cultural heritage.”

The same approach can be used to hide solar in other materials that look like stone, concrete, or wood, and incorporated into walls or patios, not just roofs. And it’s a way to potentially add solar where it wouldn’t otherwise be used.

Sources

https://www.fastcompany.com/90836947/these-terracotta-tiles-blend-in-perfectly-with-italian-roofs-but-theyre-really-solar-panels