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Cat Odo and Cat Quark (via twitter)

#star trek #odo #quark

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#risk #all the lotr kings are playing risk as their dayjob #he'd be good at it

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#AUGH #so cuuuuute #ballerina #hello beautiful

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One of the best things about stargate to me is the massive amount of behind the scence photos that show the cast and crew geniuenly enjoying themselfs. I have so many but here are some of my favs!

#stargate sg1 #stargate atlantis #bts

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#banjola #chill music #Youtube

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HILDA

Homage to the 50’s pinup Hilda with my beautiful friend María, who is damn proud of her body and is never scared to show it.

©2021laurabfernández

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dandelions are magic. literally tiny suns in the grass that turn into the moon and then the stars when you blow on them. fucking insane.

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"It's better to do one thing well than two things poorly" is definitely a solid rule in game design, but I have to admit a weakness for old console games that were basically two different games stacked on top of each other. Zelda II: The Adventures of Link (top-down exploration overworld which becomes a side-scrolling action platformer in dungeons), Blaster Master (side-scrolling metroidvania which becomes a top-down arcade shooter in dungeons), and The Guardian Legend (top-down action RPG which becomes a vertical shoot-'em-up in dungeons) are all titles I remember fondly, but I think my favourite example of the type is the Super Nintendo version of Jurassic Park, which has a brightly coloured Legend of Zelda style top-down overworld, then when you go inside buildings it becomes a survival-horror first person shooter. It's a game-mechanically incomprehensible choice which actually makes perfect sense in terms of emulating the source material, and it's a small disappointment to me that nobody's ever made a serious effort at elaborating on it.

#oh good i'm not crazy #playing no man's sky #thirdperson outdoors #first person indoors #and i love it #and i honestly want to keep doing it for other games #feels so much more natural #the interiors aren't these giant caverns

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when i hear "found family" in relation to an ensemble of fictional characters in media there's two different things that could be happening here.

often it's what i think of as forced family, which is like "i found myself in a situation with these people" but a key part of the trope is that, like most families of origin, they're stuck with each other and can't leave without taking extreme action. voyager's "found family" is a forced family. i'm watching m*a*s*h now and it seems that way too. in both cases there's an outside constraint where you literally cannot escape these people and so grow to love them as a result, often in a codependent or unhealthy way but you are closer to them than you will ever be to anyone who did not share this experience. you would sell some of them to satan for one corn chip but god help any outsider who tries to break you up or even understand the situation. sometimes you get lucky and there's a person or two in there that you would choose to spend every day with regardless of circumstance (but would you really? can you even tell for sure??). but also it's "i will never ever speak to you again as long as i live but i'm really bored so can you give me a ride to the 7-11 first."

meanwhile chosen family is more like star trek the next generation where they are placed in this group at random but there's no hostage element to it. any one of them could request a transfer at any time, but they never will because this community and group of people have become an inseparable part of their identity. in both cases they'd saddle up and risk their lives to save each other forever at any personal cost ("not to me, not if it's you") but forced family also contains the element of "i'll fucking do it but christ alive." not every ensemble fits into one or the other but i think it's fun to distinguish as a concept.

#on found families #more found families please

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Use the cap of a pen.

I have a nail file that has a lovely little curly bit at the end, nicely rounded, meant to push my cuticles down. I use that.

Find something metal or plastic, something that doesn't shed bits in your ear, and use it to clean out earwax and scratch any itches in there.

Don't do q-tips. Don't leave cotton in there, and only scratch the walls of the ear canal, don't touch the eardrum itself (that hurts anyway why would you do that).

"please don't stick a q tip in your ears, our product can damage your eardrums" lies. they're trying to stop you from hitting the ear g spot. they're in league with the church

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Nunchaku precision by @楚儿霸王🔥

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you ever just sit and realise u can’t remember 80% of your childhood? like … what happened? who am i ..?

#sometimes i have a really vivid sense memory at night when i'm dreaming #and it's about a childhood place/time #and i know on waking that i will have trouble remembering that as vividly ever again #it was kinda like my brain saying #we're going to be saying goodbye to this one #your memories of it will be forever once removed #and that's okay #because you've already incorporated all you're going to learn from them

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I was looking at an abandoned grocery list on the floor of the grocery store and was struck by the pretty handwriting. My brain put it into the same category as the fur on a fine cat, or the exuberant growth of magnolia blossoms this time of year. A pretty thing has passed my way, a byproduct of something making its way in the world

#love

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No that's a basket. A blanket is an outlaw who robs from banks and makes off with the money.

wghat the fuck is a blanket

i think it's when a lot of people sit at the same table and there is like food ! hope ythis helps

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pig,,

#artists on tumblr

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Was playing Stardew Valley last night, extremely high, and realized I wanted to install some mods. I'm not new to modding games but I'd never gotten into modding SV so I went to install SMAPI, and holy shit y'all.

The love and care that was put into designing this piece of sortware. You run it and it pops up a command prompt and *it has instructions for how to use a command prompt built in.*

This is the single friendliest piece of software I've ever encountered. There's a meticulous wiki page with screenshots of exactly what everything looks like, where to click, what to type, everything.

It's designed so literally anybody can do it.

And it's designed to not be scary to somebody who doesn't understand computers very well but wants to download mods for this cute little farming game. Deadass had me crying of the amount of compassion and *care* that a whole community put in to make it so accessible, for free.

Humans are good, actually, and you can't change my mind

#modern mod managers are fantastic #i remember modding without them #i would only do one or two mods just to keep it reasonable