I'll be in my room painting. or napping.
Occasionally I draw.
Currently:
Hannibal (NBC)
Shingeki no Kyojin (Attack on Titan)
Naruto (manga)
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We were at my grandparents’ house for Easter today, and my brother brought along the Nintendo Wii for our cousins to play
Only he forgot the sensor bar :T the thing that makes the wii-motes work and junk
Then he remembered this crazy myth he heard basically said if you light two candles, they act as a sensor bar.
I DON’T KNOW HOW
BUT IT TURNS OUT IT FUCKING WORKS.
So if you ever lose or break the sensor bar, and don’t mind your TV looking like an offering to Satan, I recommend candles :I
I’ll remember that for the next time my sensor bar stuffs up…
This also works with flashlights, in case you don’t have any candles handy. c:
The “sensor” bar doesn’t actually have any sensors. The sensors are in the Wii-mote. The sensor bar is actually just a line of infrared LEDs that an IR camera in the Wii-mote can see, which means you can substitute other IR sources, like candles and flashlights.
Science, hail Satan.
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The Anatomy of a mermaid
yes, thanks.
i hate when people draws mermaid’s tail like it was some sort of goddamn suit on normal human legs like this:
it just doesnt work
christmas has come early
Thank you.
christ thanks so much
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Life hacks
Follow this amazing blog, super funny and full of the coolest posts!!
holy shit i never knew this stuff
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i think im gonna get this laptop
and i will name it
vladimir lenin
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We are her fathers now.
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Anonymous asked: I write television. It is my job to make stories that people want to watch, and your insight into those stories makes my job even more thrilling. Seeing a viewer take what we as writers have constructed and look within it to find actual meaning—and meaning we had never considered—is so exciting. You have a beautiful understanding of characters. When I become disillusioned with this industry, I read your reactions, because to see such intelligent adoration is lovely.
Oh my god, anon if you are for real that means so so much, thank you!
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