#spins around

[dinoserious]

posting these few month oldies finally bc whatever i like them

[wizardjellyfish]

one two three four ... and five! in all

two version of the lines. for fuuuuun

[shepscapades]

I don't know if this has been asked before but I figured I'd check anyway just to make sure: Are you good with having fanfiction made about your AUs? (With proper credit obvs)

I have a couple ideas about DBHC Mumbo that I think would be interesting to explore, and I wanted to make sure you were okay with it before I start writing~

I appreciate you and your amazing comics v much <3

Omg, of course!! I have a tag for any fanart or fanfic made for dbhc (#dbhc fanart, #dbhc fanfic) so you’re absolutely welcome to! I try to like and/or reblog fanworks, so feel free to @ me! :D

[phonification]

more hsbc adjacent ii au thing . unfortunately its all i think about right now ough

[the-oa]

Celeste!!! Celeste!!!! We love you Celeste!!!!! <3<3<3

[rainc0at]

Michael Emerson and his character's having a strange connection to a man named John.

[kindercelery]

Oh so helpful

[charleemoon]

guuuys should i keep writing it or send it to the gallows (unfinished fics graveyard)

[pansyfemme]

kicks my feet

[birdies-aus]

brr magical girl bart and his normie friend tim

[macabrecravings]

@endo03 and me :3 (Winter Version!!!)

[rayryebread]

uuugghhhhh i love him so dearly, keith come home

[elfdyke]

nobody warned her about her girlfriends 600+ year old milfy mom. nobody warned her.

[its-no-biggie]

ok but how do you define a hole

so glad you asked!

topology isnt like geometry - you can mold and stretch a solid torus/donut (distinct from a torus - thats a common mistake because the average person throwing this fun fact around doesnt actually know what a torus is) into a drinking straw or a coffee mug (the kind with a handle) and you havent actually altered its topological properties. it still has 1 hole - as in, 1 enclosed space, or 1 opening that passes all the way through the object. however you want to conceptualize it. it can be reduced down to a 2d circle by thinning it out, but not to a point without breaking the circle into a line segment.

this is a massive oversimplification btw. topology isnt really about holes in shapes, in the same way that a vector isnt really an arrow - thats just the way novices tend to conceptualize it (speaking as a novice myself) before you get deep into the kind of higher-dimensional abstraction that happens in advanced math. i said earlier that the pacman play space (or any other video game where the left side wraps around to the right side and the top wraps around to the bottom) is the same as a torus - obviously you arent literally playing on the surface of a donut, but if you took a rectangular plane and connected the opposite sides, a torus is the shape you get. on a plane, you cant walk in a straight line and end up back where you started. on a torus you can. moving in pacman is the same as moving on a torus is the same as moving along the surface of a coffee cup. (this is also where things like mobius strips and klein bottles come in. its interesting stuff!)

and this time i do mean a torus, not a solid torus - a torus is hollow. its the 2d surface of a donut. and since its hollow, that means it has more holes!

thats right babyyyyy we've got higher-dimensional holes! welcome to topology!!! (again this is an oversimplification - the pictures are from the wikipedia page for homology if you want a little more context)

so. topologically: the map of pacman has 3 holes. a basketball has 1 hole, unless it has a hole in it, in which case it has no holes. cutting a hole in a net reduces the number of holes. i think youll agree that this is a completely nonsensical way to conceptualize a hole (which is why its not even really conceptualized that way in topology - well. that and the fact that holes higher than 2 dimensional are kind of beyond our ability to conceptualize. not to mention how grossly oversimplified it is.....), and anyone who uses the "well, topologically speaking....." argument is being pedantic, or perhaps using it as an excuse to bring up topology (or just to sound smart). a mathematical definition is not really all that useful here!

so. how many holes does a straw have? is a hole a tunnel (like a donut hole) or an opening (like a hole in the ground)? is the opening of a cup a hole? how about the opening of a bottle? topologically these questions have unambiguous answers. linguistically they dont. a straw has one hole all the way through. or it has a hole at the top and one at the bottom. trying to prescribe a precise, unambiguous definition to any word is a fools errand. however many holes you think a straw has is the correct answer. hope this helps 👍

[maryjayden]

what if i got a buzz

What if i did it

What if i looked like this?

I would still love you pookie bear hjnhhgiggled

[ipfy-dot-tif]

redrew this since i just finished watching s4m again :-)

original is the first image [jun 23, 2022]

newest is the second [nov 13, 2023]