KNOWING WHO YOU ARE IS HALF THE BATTLE
:D Can you take pictures?
I can! and I will, though the game is in tutorial mode right now so it may take a while before I have a decent one of Neesha. I also made Zelda whoops 8>
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sandpapersnowman submitted:
(sorry to bother you again but this is a grackle doing The Thing, they’re goddamn everywhere here)
THAT’S TOTALLY WHAT IT IS aaa thank you!
Actually my mom found me this morning and was like THAT PERSON ON TUMBLR IS TOTALLY RIGHT so thank you bb <3
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Armor Tutorials and References
Armour Tutorial - PART 1 by rynarts
Armour Tutorial - PART 2 by rynarts
Armor Study and Guide 1 by KataabaIzuua
ASG 2 Head and Neck Armor by KataabaIzuua
Was intending to reblog for personal reference but heck, we had a few positive examples and resources on real armor, so why not this? :)
YYEEsss
It’s like the Tumblr gods heard my cry and sent this right into my lap
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i really dont like this whole “you cant have an opinion on tumblr” attitude because really its “you cant have a hateful/offensive/ignorant opinion on tumblr because youll get called out and corrected”
and thats
a good and appropriate consequence
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ok! so
tags with slashes in them, such as #personal/, have long been used to make something untrackable/keep it out of the relevant tag for Tumblr Savior purposes. normally, if you try to go to, say, http://www.tumblr.com/tagged/foobar/ it will just discard the trailing slash. however, if you URL escape it and go to http://www.tumblr.com/tagged/foobar%2f then you’ll see all the posts tagged #foobar/ (in this case, just mine)
so if you want to tag something and make the tag untrackable, the only thing that helps right now is adding dashes. at some point, even that might get fixed, although I don’t know if it will or how it will
okie this is a pain in the ass
followers: if you want to make it so your personal posts aren’t visible in the tag but still able to be blacklisted, put the #hashtag in the body of the post and don’t tag it, or do something like “#personal tttttttttttttt” or random stuff that people won’t be able to guess.
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ALL THE OTHER FANDOMS ARE LIKE
AND ELEMENTARY IS HERE LIKE
#everythingwentbetterthanexpected
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You’re worth a million cookies and I like you
no I like you
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If you step on my foot, you need to get off my foot.
If you step on my foot without meaning to, you need to get off my foot.
If you step on my foot without realizing it, you need to get off my foot.
If everyone in your culture steps on feet, your culture is horrible, and you need to get off my foot.
If you have foot-stepping disease, and it makes you unaware you’re stepping on feet, you need to get off my foot. If an event has rules designed to keep people from stepping on feet, you need to follow them. If you think that even with the rules, you won’t be able to avoid stepping on people’s feet, absent yourself from the event until you work something out.
If you’re a serial foot-stepper, and you feel you’re entitled to step on people’s feet because you’re just that awesome and they’re not really people anyway, you’re a bad person and you don’t get to use any of those excuses, limited as they are. And moreover, you need to get off my foot.
See, that’s why I don’t get the focus on classifying harassers and figuring out their motives. The victims are just as harassed either way.
”Hershele Ostropoler, in a comment on John Scalzi’s blog post, “Readercon, Harassment, Etc.”
The comment is in reference to sexual harassment that occurred at the Readercon convention and the subsequent defense of the situation by some members of fandom and the Readercon Board.
It’s also applicable to other situations where someone claims their intentions were pure and they didn’t mean to do something sexist/racist/heterosexist/abelist, etc. Even if you did not mean to step on someone’s foot—you did.
(via racebending)
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My dog understands the word “No,” so how are you going to tell me teenage boys don’t know the difference between rape and consent?
Nailed it.
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Next prototype of our upcoming spiritual stone necklaces. Photo taken with my not-so-high-quality smart phone.
The forest stone is a little chipped, but otherwise, I think they came out…golden.
When they do come out, they’ll be available at sanshee.com !!!
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