#wild creates

[wetonwetdog]

Cloud practice 2

[decaying-t3eth]

Looked up strange snails and these guys came up?

[150en]

Tuff guys kind of like some rowdy hooligans, but they only cause mild annoyances lol.

Meanwhile there's a lost puppy without an owner, but he's holding his own leash.

[corpish]

earthnation’s influence on modern linguistics‼️

[transmcytshowdown]

Clownpierce:

Submitted for: Kaboodle SMP, Lifesteal SMP, Realm SMP

Headcanons: Trans man, he/it/clown

Propaganda: “​​Will kill anyone that misgenders him.”

TangoTek:

Submitted for: Hermitcraft, Third Life, Last Life, Double Life, Limited Life, Secret Life, Wild Life, Create SMP

Headcanons: Transmasc Nonbinary, he/they/it; Transmasc, he/it; Bigender, he/she; Genderfluid, pronouns not specified

Propaganda: "The T in Tango stands for trans. The T in Tek stands for Testosterone. Thank you for your time.”

“His olympzits skin is a hoodie and pants while the other three are in tank tops and shorts. Dysphoria hoodie.”

[ninyard]

fox tweets (pt.2)

[eye-spy-an-eye]

Playing around with a mod ZombieCleo design!

I was trying to take some inspo from 50s and 60s cartoons and wanted to make her silhouette look like a skull! (Albeit a bit of a goofy one)

I kind of wish I was able to hide one more black skull in there for the Wither reference, but ah well.

[150en-main]

Wild Life #4 - The Three Stooges [16:27]

Etho: "I'm like a lost puppy without an owner, I'm just - I'm poking around, I'm seeing what's going on y'know."

Gem: "I thought you were a tough guy?"

Etho: "Well... Dogs bite, so.."

Gem: "A really tough puppy."

Etho: "Yep."

Gem: "...Okay"

[captain-sunshine-11]

Youtube Video Titles that have definitely appeared before and after the Foxes/Trojan gang graduate:

Pt. 1 (you are here!), Pt. 2, Pt. 3

"Matt Boyd making goggly eyes at Neil Josten (and sometimes Dan Wilds)"

"Andrew Minyard looking into the camera like he is in the office (ft. Aaron Minyard)"

"Kevin & Jeremy having a bromance compilation for 13 minutes gay"

"Laila Dermott and Catalina Alvarez being my favorite"

"David Wymack facepalming for 6 minutes!"

"Neil Josten Making Calls that should not have worked but did"

"Kevin Day Grimacing during press duty with Neil Josten"

"The Foxes Punching Other For 10 minutes comp."

"Jean Moreau wanting to be anywhere except for in front of a camera"

"Nicky Hemmick confusing his striker mark for 5 minutes"

"Riko & Neil argue on The Kathy Ferdinand Show On Repeat - 2hours"

[mollysunder]

The real sign of the inevitable dissolution of Jayce and Viktor's partnership/friendship really was the Progress Day Speech. I've seen people say this scene highlighted the growing shift in priorities between Jayce and Viktor. That Jayce was getting swept up in the limelight while Viktor wanted to keep it humble and stick to the work, and that's wrong.

First thing's first, Viktor does in fact want to go on stage (he was excited to just demonstrate the hexclaw), and Jayce is sincere in that he wants to share the spotlight and credit for hextech with Viktor. The problem in that scene is that for practically 7 years, Jayce has failed to see what's actually going on.

Jayce can't see that his face and only his face is on the mugs, the blimps, and the very banners that decorate the hall he's supposed to give a speech in. Jayce can't see that the Councilors direct all their questions on hextech to him while Viktor sits right next to him. Jayce doesn't notice that Mel, the most perceptive Councilor, still thought of Viktor as Heimerdinger's assistant (she didn't know they were close??!?!). He doesn't realize that the discussion on weaponizing hextech is centered on him rather than between him and his partner. Viktor isn't the one being invited to Piltover's parties for a reason.

Between Jayce and Viktor, they're partners on equal grounds, but to EVERYONE else in Piltover Viktor is practically a non-entity. The only person who doesn't get this is Jayce. It's a testament to Jayce's earnest naivette to think Viktor, as a Zaunite and visibly disabled, would be easily welcomed on stage by Piltover's elite to represent what Piltover has to offer. You'll notice this is the same crowd of people that attend Mel's Gala, the same Gala Viktor wasn't invited to.

This dynamic is insane!?!?! It's unsustainable!!!!! Obviously, Viktor is a grown man and could have mentioned something to Jayce, but also it's at least 7 years, how does someone miss this?!?!

By their last scene of the finale, Jayce was able to give Viktor a voice on the Council by literally standing by his side and giving him a seat at the table, but like peace treaty, the gesture has come far too late, and things cannot return to as they were.

[2isted-chocol8-art]

My secret santa piece for @lichbarry! It was the perfect excuse to get out of my comfort zone and draw solanum (and backgrounds!!! Look at those rocks!!!

It was really fun to try and capture all the emotions this moment made me feel in game ::]

-> More Outer Wilds Art!

[wetonwetdog]

[thatstoomanysausages]

Does anyone ever think really hard about Grian's inability to team? To stick with the same people he'd allied with at first after it shows the slightest hint of going downhill? Or about everyone's knowledge to be weary with teaming with Grian as he's notoriously disloyal with his teammates?

Cause the gutting thing is, he isn't. He isn't disloyal. He doesn't have an inability. In fact, I'd argue he is one of the few people who are tragically loyal to a fault, at least in most cases.

In Last Life, although he killed both Jimmy and Mumbo, he still felt the need to return to his allies after he'd turned red, feeling betrayed when they threw him out for being red. After that, he stuck with Joel and didn't dare betray him.

In Double Life, although he cheated on Scar and constantly complained, he stuck by Scar almost obsessively. His aim to protect him, even if he said it was for his own benefit, was painful. He didn't try to leave Scar behind like Cleo or Scott, he didn't try to sever the bond between him and Scar, nothing. It was almost like he was desperate.

In Limited Life, he was beyond loyal to his boys. He was loyal until the very end. And although he immediately switched to join the Nosy Neighbours, he didn't try to team with anyone permanently until Jimmy and Joel were dead. His silence when he realised he was truly the last Bad Boy was deafening. He hid his grief by saying that he had a backup team, just to save face, even though he built a gravestone for both boys and grieved them meaningfully.

In Secret Life, it wasn't as if he was fine with having no allied, like someone would be if they truly didn't care for loyalty, he was desperate once again. Having no teammates later in the game would hurt him, yes, but his desperation felt lonely, not power hungry. He didn't dare betray Etho nor Cleo, and stuck by them until the end. He was losing his mind on his hill before he teamed with the two, he needed to have close allies to depend on.

Now, in Wild Life, Mumbo is out of the series and Grian goes to say he needs to find some more friends, even with Skizz still around. Now, I don't think this is a power play thing, it's a desperation thing. He's hiding his grief by pretending everything is fine because if it wasn't he'd be vulnerable. For the past couple sessions, he had been working tirelessly to help get Skizz a kill so he could get off of being a red life, even to his own detriment.

Grian doesn't half ass teams. He will not team with everyone. However, he gets vulnerable when the ones that he connects to die.

Because that's how it went about in 3rd Life. He allied with Scar throughout the whole game, it starting simply because Grian felt guilty about what he'd done to Scar. He felt guilty. He stuck with him the whole game, undying loyalty, and all it ended in was him standing at the top with his best friend's blood drying on his hands.

To him, being loyal to someone like he was in 3rd Life ended badly. So, to avoid that, he found a way to still stay teamed with people, but not be left at the top of that mountain again, alone, even if his teammates die.

But so far, the curse keeps following him. He will always outlive his teammates. And this season is following the pattern, again, Mumbo dying right in front of his eyes, so close, yet so far. Always in a distance where he could've done something different, and he'd still have a teammate.

He may move from person to person, but only when they are dead or reject him. He is the forever Widow, cursed to always face his consequences, over and over and over again.

[chitinleg]

got him off-balance!

[nyaa]

Statue of William S Clark, Sapporo. 北へ。/ Kita e. Photo Memories (1999)

William Smith Clark (July 31, 1826 – March 9, 1886) was an American professor of chemistry, botany, and zoology; a colonel during the American Civil War; and a leader in agricultural education. Raised and schooled in Easthampton, Massachusetts, Clark spent most of his adult life in Amherst, Massachusetts. He graduated from Amherst College in 1848 and obtained a doctorate in chemistry from Georgia Augusta University in Göttingen in 1852. He then served as professor of chemistry at Amherst College from 1852 to 1867.

Clark had a significant impact on the scientific and economic development of the island of Hokkaido, and made a lasting imprint on Japanese culture. Clark's visage overlooks Sapporo from several statues and his parting words to his Japanese students, "Boys, be ambitious!" (「少年よ大志を抱け Shōnen yo, taishi o idake」) have become a nationally known motto in Japan.

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[ccxssi]

These are so homoerotic and for no goddamn reason, they were cooking something though