one of the best lines in ttyd imo
Traditional inking is so fucked if you draw a line it's just there forever now and there's nothing your miserable little ass can do about it
i like it. my inks are evil and i love them for it. you just gotta accept the evil
this is so much truer and realer than anyone telling me to use whiteout/gel pens/paint to fix it youre right. the ink is evil and that's a good thing.
Ink is like one of those teachers you had as a small child that you thought of as evil, but on reflection were just stricter than what you were used to. You wouldn't ask for that kind of teacher, but it's probably good to have some teachers like that.
My piece for the @aa-spring-swap! I love a nice fandom exchange when the time permits it. This gift is for @krowmanticism, who gave the prompt:
this one's totally insane and self indulgent, but i've been thinking about an aa4 ghost trick au with vera misham as the protagonist, who communicates with the living through paintings!! it'd be so cool to see what someone might come up for this. :]]
Vera's a side character I'm really fond of but haven't done anything with before, so I thought this would be fun to work on. It definitely was! More below the cut.
Sometimes, in OpenTTD, it can be difficult to see which direction a train is facing. And sometimes, a train might be going down a track the wrong way (why? I have no idea). So you try to click on the "reverse train" button. And miss. And click on the "ignore signal" button instead. And there's a passenger train (going the right way) just on the other side of that signal. And there isn't enough time for you to stop the train. And you kill 208 people. At this point, there's nothing left to do but replace those two trains and wipe the tears from your face/blood from your hands with your massive pile of money.
truly nothing funnier than having an archive of when you first started getting into a media that has since consumed your entire life
you see an old post of yours thats dated like a month after you got introduced to Media and it says like โhuh im kinda liking Blorbo Bingus? but heโs not really my favorite. he seems sillyyy though heโs neat iโm sure heโs nice :)โ and you just
I hate buses so much. Trains are easy, reliable, straightforward. No nonsense. You can trust them. Buses are evil, deceitful creatures who delight in your suffering
yeah thatโs fair
hello people today i ask: what is your favorite artificial flavor, generally? like if youโre having a new artificially flavored thing and need to pick a standard flavor, what are you going for?
Didn't pay my dark bill so the power company shut my lights on
Hiya, was wondering if you'd like me to put song recommendations in your inbox? I started going through the album you mentioned in that post on the way home. It made me want to share some of my own (I don't have a favourite album), but I generally don't throw recommendations at people uninvited since it always feels like an obligation...
Ooh, yes, absolutely! Fair warning, I'll probably be slow to listen to your suggestions, but I know you're chill, so bring it on๐
soup
Local Toad about to pounce a guy who was too distracted by thoughts of soup to notice his approach.
Auto-fill just gave me the most specific suggestion in the world:
No, I have never typed this before.
Okay, like... you're not really wrong... but the weird thing is that this whole hyphenated sentence was a single suggestion. Auto-fill thought this was all one word and that it was apparently the perfect word for me and my situation.
What was your situation?
I think I was just writing a Tumblr post of some sorts in Google docs. Don't super remember. I was just typing 'actually', when I got hit with that out of nowhere.
Oh it's Google Docs? From what I know, they've recently switched over to doing it from frequency (rather than like, letter distance from the nearest valid word), or some sort of LLM. I would not recommend using it. Remember, this is the software that produced 'querched up white boy':
Which simutaneously makes more and less sense, honestly? More in that someone is likely to have typed this before. Less in 'WHO THE HELL IS WRITING THAT OUT, IN FULL, CONSTANTLY??'
Actually, it was a suggestion from my android phone. Google Docs is innocent (this time).
