threatandormenace:

askbombasticblake:

witch-bolt:

dnd is just improv for nerds who hate both audience pressure and theater kids

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Okay I joined discord.

nittany-tiger:

the-smiling-pony:

unicornlordart:

now what?

Statistically, you create a server with eight channels where a dozen or so people will idle in, two or three will say a few lines every other day in one of them, and at random one of the silent lurkers will textwall about some topic every other week.

And on the other hand, you’ll slowly start adding new icons for servers to the left of the screen until you’re on so many with so many ignored notifications and tens of thousands of unread lines you eventually just minimize the program entirely and just wait for someone to PM you directly.

^This.

Or you can do a d&d campaign. It’s fun.

vanbrohenheim:

One thought I’d really like to share about the FMA movie, that I don’t see much talk about, is that they did Envy really well. IDK I just think? It felt so Envy you know? 

Here are some screenshots:

In general, the amount of detail in the live action adaptation is phenomenal, but there’s something about Envy that just stands out. The way they look is accurate to every strand of hair, and even the way the actor stands amazes me. They just steal every scene they’re in:

Even when they aren’t the star of the scene, you can tell a lot of attention was paid to the way they look and act:

Whoever was in charge of the character design in this movie: I tip my hat to you.

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korolevcross:

magnechamp:

korolevcross:

popinloopy:

just-shower-thoughts:

An infinite number of $1 bills and an infinite number of $20 bills would be worth the same

they’re actually worth nothing because you’ve devalued the currency so much

nothing is still the same as nothing

Fucker

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firesuperstar:

Are giraffes goth

No but they’re steampunk