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hate an x reader fic do not put me in a situation

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Ludwig Rösch: Stephansdom, Pilgrim's Pulpit (1936)

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what if we knew not that we were not. and we were both girls

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nobody makes characters like Anders Dragon Age anymore

He’s traumatized from his time in the circle, he’s traumatized from being a Grey Warden, he’s possessed, he participated in cannibalism one time, he hates himself, he blew up a church, he was too gay in 2011 and made gamer bros mad. But at the end of the day he stays silly

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SHE DID IT AGAIN! SHE TOPPED ME! TOPPED ME! TOPPED ME!

Archie Comics

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benched - by mae kail (cowboymae on ig)

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And that one was for an artbook-encyclopedia on Middle Ages

Oppening page for "Tristan and Iseult" and closing for "Death of Arthu"

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been watching my friends play 33 and god damn what a good game, Maelle and the others need a break tho

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Really highly reccomend this interview of Jennifer Svedberg-Yen, head writer for Clair Obscur: Expedition 33. In it she corrects the misconception that Monoco was named after their office dog (56:44), and confirms that they intended for players to view Monoco as a potential romance-able character (52:42, transcribed below)

Interviewer: Initially when I realized there was a romance system, I was like, 'why can't I romance Monoco?' And then I realized he was a dog. So...

JSY: Well you can romance him. I don't know if you picked up on that, but, you know, he does invite you to cuddle at the end.

Interviewer: Yeah little spoon!

JSY: You can be little spoon, yeah. There is that. It's implied. We didn't want to go too ham on it, but, you know, it's a...it's up to player interpretation, right? If players want to interpret it as a cuddle, it is. If players want to interpret it as more than a cuddle, that's also possible.

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i am so pro abortion it actually makes me mad when a character in a show is revealed to be pregnant & she immediately doesn't get an abortion

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"And then there's you, the actual favorite."

Damn Verso isn't even real and he still caught that middle child jealousy.

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me, sitting on a throne barechested but wearing ornately engraved plate armor on my arms and legs and cloaked in fine almost translucent silks with an enormous snake draped over my shoulders: i got lost in the fantasy of this dope outfit and forgot what kinda post i was gonna make

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argh thank you for that, DELETED

All good. I get the temptation to believe in a photo like that, but it's a little too good to be true, y'know? Like, it's a pretty picture, but that ain't what solar eclipse photography looks like. If it was, you'd see photos like that all the time.

It seems like it might be plausible, because sometimes you see pictures like this:

This is a legit photo of a solar flare. I got this from NBC. That little inset of the Earth is to show scale. That's important. Those fancy streams of light coming off the sun are actually jets of solar plasma tens of thousands of miles long, and when they happen, they cause massive geomagnetic storms and crazy auroras here on Earth. They can be threats to satellites, and astronauts, if they're actually aimed at us, because the radiation is so powerful. They're cool to look at! But you will only ever see them in photos like this: quite close to the sun's surface.

Here's another image, from a video uploaded by Actual NASA. (nasa-official@ is not actually associated with NASA. It's a joke account. Sometimes they post real space stuff but they have no mandate to vet anything. Nothing against them, just remember that a tumblr account that says "official" on it doesn't really mean anything.)

Cool! The sun really does do that! But again, look at the height of the coronal mass ejections relative to the actual size of the sun. They're quite close to the surface, relatively speaking. And even these 'low' plasma jets can fuck us up on Earth.

Now let's take another look at the 'solar eclipse photo:'

HMMMMMM. If that was actual plasma, those jets would be billions of miles long and everything on Earth would be dead.

If that isn't plasma...then what the fuck is it supposed to be, exactly? And if it's something you can photograph from the ground, even if you'd need some kind of special NASA lens to do it, why wouldn't NASA be putting out calendars of cool sun photography all the time? They love sharing neat pictures of stuff in space, and I've never seen anything like this before. Also, if it was a real photo, you wouldn't be able to get NASA to shut up about their fancy new lens that makes the sun look so pretty. I would have read 15 articles about it by now.

AI is everywhere these days. Just try to keep in the back of your mind the fact that if you've never seen an image of something before, especially if it's ~Super Aesthetic~, it's probably because the image is fake.

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i love the specification of "alive" in the people magazine "sexiest man alive" award. clearly they're worried about ötzi the iceman sweeping the competition. as they should be.

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Nightcrow aka Nightcrowing aka Nightcrow Nightingale (based GuangZhou, China) - The Long Night, 2022, Paintings: Digital Art