Fishin' in the stream of consciousness (all-purpose, no topic chat thread)

dude, you're going have to do multiple editing passes anyway, just put something on the fuckin page. if you still don't think cheryl suits the character after the first draft is done, congrats, that combination of letters isn't very common in English, you can literally just find-and-replace it to something "better" then.

 

Hey, I recently found a new artist I admire a lot and wanted to share her work. c: Her name is Radhia Rahman, she has a youtube channel and posts comfy vlogs each month, has a shop, and has an instagram full of really cute art.

Their insta is here and their youtube is here and their shop is here. (Currently closed, but opening in spring!) Their general site and other stuff can be found on their link tree, on insta. C:

 

Ooh, pretty!

 

Thinking about how cute those bunny enemies in ff12 were.

 

I really hate the retcons the SCP Wiki is doing so I'm kinda considering setting up my own wiki to save the versions I like. I don't want to get embroiled in drama with the community though...

 

What's this about gamestop and the stock market?

 

I asked the same question over here.

(ETA: and it was answered, BTW, hence the link)

 

We're crashing this market - with no survivors.

 

just made a completely normal astrology post :) presenting, the signs as pictures of amethyst

 

Acey no

 

:33

 

It's such a weird feeling when you fall down a Wikipedia hole and you happen to click one link and you realize you just crossed the line from the parts of Wikipedia that have actual attention paid to them and the parts written in their entirety by one person and never edited since their creation that cite coffee table books.

 

Might start listening to political podcasts again now that Trump is out of office. Any recommendations?

 

I probably shouldn't listen to health advice from a site which tells me I should be eating four cloves of garlic every day.

 

Wait, are we not supposed to eat that much garlic? I think I might be doing things wrong.

 

Cliche vampires cosign the advice to reduce garloric intake

 

I might be misunderstanding the advice, to be fair. Here it is.

 

It looks like it gives advice with a combination of (1) what nutrients things have and (2) what you already eat. So if there's some nutrient in garlic that's not present in any of the other listed produce, it's going to automatically recommend lots of garlic. But it also has a note at the start about the serving size of garlic being spread out through the week/month differently than most of the other foods...? Hard to say how much it's actually suggesting.

 

I've been getting into The Witcher on Netflix, but I don't really understand the timeline...

Can anyone point me to a website that'll clear things up for me?