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@coriander i love tiddies

@coriander my superpower in education was that i tested very well.

god made sure i never experienced test anxiety, but at the cost making sure i had anxiety in absolutely everything else

i have passed qualifying exam for a physics phd and that was still easier than beating the new york times mini crossword faster than my younger sister

it is said that speech first developed by primitive humans who would utter simple phrases to each other

one of my favorite things about being an adult is that i can buy caffeine-free diet coke and then drink two of them

laezel disapproves
shadowheart disapproves
gale disapproves
wyll disapproves
karlach disapproves

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astarion approves

an extremely questionable devil's tea has been consumed tonight

when i watched the first season i came up with a neat way that Amon could have removed people's bending.

it is mentioned in the finale of the last airbender that ancient benders used to bend the energy within people instead of the elements, and that this energy-bending is a practice lost to time. but the lion-turtle, one of the oldest living creatures inhabiting the show's universe, was present during this time and teaches it to Aang.

we also learn in the finale of the first season of the last airbender that Koh, the face-stealer, is the oldest living spirit. hence Amon, in his studies, discovers the existence of energy bending and makes a trek to the spirit world, much like Iroh once did before him, to see if Koh might know. Koh offers to teach him, but at a cost--his face. this is why Amon wears a mask, because he gave up his face to learn the ancient art of energy-bending

i like my theory better than the show's explanation tbh.

i almost forgot to block out my address here and came EXTREMELY close to doxxing myself

okay, boo really does talk to minsc right? that is not even debatable?

found an interesting book, excited to read it, I wonder who wrote it

POV: you made a toot about Rust

is rust actually good or is it just cool/interesting

i honestly really like the base game endings for karlach. especially the one where she chooses to die.

i guess the only interesting thing was how they put the fact that tieflings look like devils in questionable content... like bro, you missed the whole point then you dunce

the pluggedinonline review was not at all interesting, i am very diappointed :(

eggb

apparently if you play as a selune cleric and are romancing shadowheart and gift her the idol of shar she gets angry, thinking it's some sort of trick, and then you get the dialogue option "just take the idol and kiss me like you hate me"

the character generator made mr clean if born a githyanki

what's a good name for a dragonborn bard

which is longer?

surprised there was an ending for karlach that doesn't involve letting her die that actually seems like a happy one

are miniature giant space hamsters actually in dnd lore or is that just a baldur's gate thing