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I don't mean to ruin the fun, but it sounds like he just got a prick on his prick enough to draw blood.
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Curry is slop and slop is the intersection of ease and flavor.
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He's said some reactionary stuff regarding trans people.
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I keep trying to translate into Arabic, but it's a really bad translation. May God protect you and your loved ones. A new day will dawn eventually and I'm sorry I can't offer more comfort than that.
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Thanks to 1080 Avalanche for that.
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Okay Boysetsfire actually rocks so good though.
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Hassan cancelled.
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I had trouble staying with the Afghanistan one too and ultimately didn't finish. The new one is really good though! I still have trouble focusing, but my personal interest in the region helps. In a previous lifetime (feels like) I studied southeast Asia specifically. My now deceased mentor was an absolute conservative, but it was easy to tell he really loved the region. He would dote on his wife, a Thai, and the one time I visited his office it was just full of little carved elephants and other objects. He was very insistent on calling it Burma, which I still don't get. I think probably his politics were terrible, but he really tried to get his classes to think and argue with him. He was the first person to tell me I was right about Israel being apartheid.
Sorry, ended up being really sentimental. Season's real good though, check it out.
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Two thoughts on the bew blowback season. They should have learned to say Khmer correctly. It's Kuh-my or closer to one syllable. Small thing but you know. Second, my first introduction to Cambodia was via Boysetsfire covering a Dead Kennedys song.
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Someone ping me when Coffee comes on. Look of Silence was just screened recently and I can't do it again.
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You should be sussing out every person you talk to and prompting them to acknowledge it. So. Many. People. Just need a social push.
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I have found two anti-genocide people at the cornerstore just by vaguely gesturing at the thing. It's good to engage your neighbors.
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Mecha-Garurumon for the name alone
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Trying to keep up with my French, anyone know good resources or maybe an easy book to read that's also good?
A little fanart for Book of Hours. *He cannot be stilled; he demands the dance; he is beaten, like a drum. He is heard in the Wood below the world.*
it's really become some nastybones business in the last couple few years. Like a totalizing thing that affects most of the things I do. In the course of writing this post I'm doing repetitions and that's just normal at this point. I frequently curate upvotes on my posts so they're not bad numbers. It's to the point where I have to go back and forth between tabs or closing and opening them to make sure it's not a bad number. It's even such that I am policing my motions with my hands so they're not bad. Even in the body of this post, I'm counting as much as I can in service of avoiding certain numbers of sentences or repetitions of words. Anyway, how do you all experience this disease and how do you cope with it?
Apologies for the length, I was just really enjoying the opportunity to write some slopping wet prose. I'll organize the journal entries by month and link them here. [Save file](https://mega.nz/folder/MsQiFCwR#GIMlyd1BQs1YhH7QHe5xrQ) --- ::: spoiler State of the fortress in brief Everything’s going pretty much fine in the fortress. I reorganized the military and have the squads patrolling between the two cavern entrances in shifts. At any point the bridges could be raised, but I left them open to encourage fun. One thing that I didn’t mention in the journal is that there are some warm walls in the lower caverns, which should indicate there’s a source of magma for future efficient industry and mischief. There were only two dwarf deaths that I can recall, as well as a birth or two. There was one moderate wave of migrants. I mostly let the upper fortress run itself, save for a little shuffling and building of guildhalls. The Countess either has all her needs met or only needs a little more in her bedroom. I had thought about reorganizing some of the offices, but I didn’t really get around to that. A number of rose gold coins have been minted. A small amount of bismuth bronze was made, I used some to decorate The Rose Chamber, which I intend to serve as a reliquary and landmark. It would also serve as a very fine temple complex for the local Stigilite sect, but it didn’t seem quite right for the roleplay and I didn’t want dwarves to be pulled up and down the fortress to visit it too much. So far the military has been able to tackle pretty much everything the caves have thrown up and probably won’t struggle against anything that isn’t made of very hard materials or producing toxic gas. The elves might get pissed if tree-cutting picks back up, probably not a huge concern unless someone wants to maintain peace for whatever reason. Suggestions for future players are to keep digging down, gain access to magma, and set up new industries like glass (if sand can be procured) or dyeworks. ::: --- Diary of ~~Likut~~ Regolith Togalkulet, Militia Commander [Granite](https://hexbear.net/comment/5374248) [Slate](https://hexbear.net/comment/5374249) [Felsite](https://hexbear.net/comment/5374250) [Hematite Malachite Galena](https://hexbear.net/comment/5374251) [Limestone Sandstone Timber](https://hexbear.net/comment/5374253) [Moonstone Opal Obsidian](https://hexbear.net/comment/5374277) ---
Neat interview https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9Jq-17KImSM
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cross-posted from: https://hexbear.net/post/3242101 > Been a while. Spent some time on this one and I like it. > > Forgot a couple things and edited.
Been a while. Spent some time on this one and I like it. Forgot a couple things and edited.
Saw this big white vespid cruising the berry bushes. Frightening, but also so very cool.
A little two-point practice. Didn't do any perspective construction. just vibin', imagining a shady street. This sort of thing would be good for lighting practice probably. I didn't bother.
Crabapple tree is just orgiastic in its blossoms this year. Never seen it so thoroughly covered that I can recall. Last year the apple tree was like this, but this year it's got basically nothing yet. I guess they tend to alternate years of more and fewer flowers. If you didn't know, the two can actually cross-pollinate, which is neat!
Decided to practice painting in a more traditional style after getting inspired by a recent Drawfee and the guards in No Rest for the Wicked. I'm pretty pleased with how this turned out. Painting rather than doing like, inks and color, is intimidating and challenging, but it's also pretty freeing and lets you use a lot of different tools. Didn't know I had this in me. Lot of fun. Bonus WIP images  
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Been digging on this lately. Found it by way of the previous compilation of Japanese funk/jazz/city pop I posted previously. The first and titular track is hit or miss, but keep going and there's some tight stuff going on.
Toni, a genetically-modified artisan and former wasteganger, evaluates her latest sculpture for the monastery's new garden.
Hanna, having sacrificed much of her body in defense of the New Hermetic Astralite monastery already, stands yet unbroken.
Pent, a former space pirate, practices his medic skills in a more peaceful context now.
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Rocked to this one a few times. I don't how much of it I'd really call funk, more Jazz and some more adventurous citypop, but there's a couple funky ones in there. I really dig the cultural conversation between Japan and the US. Film (westerns and jidaigeki) and video games (the whole history of rpgs), but there's an equally very cool dialogue in music. Probably fashion and food as well! Anyway, hope you enjoy these tracks.
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