had a cool idea for my warhammer figures but i don't have the paints so even if i like the way they turn out the first time (i won't) i'll have to redo them!

I love these lil guys sm #witchhatatelier #Δ帽子

(bewildered) i will never vote for tucker carlson

hmm. interesting. would you say it damn near killed him?

And I think Hasan is a total fool for trying to argue that Mamdani embracing Obama is “good for the left.” We are not making liberals more “left” by rehabilitating Obama; we are moving right. Do you, though. Whatever. It’s been a nauseating two days seeing people glaze a mass murderer.

still not sure how to pronounce Nguyen and every time i think i've finally learned here comes another person saying No, Actually. first it was "win" then it was like the "ng we in" in "thi-ng we in-tend" then "new-win" and now "like the 'nguin' in 'penguin' but less emphasis on the g" so i give up

soldiers are strong and strong people don't get sick, obviously

well i've got dinner figured out at least

oh cool the jollibee near me is participating in the ffxiv collab :)

they're so deceptively simple but they're so cool...

Fractures Emerge Between GOP’s Pro-Pedophilia, Extremely Pro-Pedophilia Wings

Illustration of a knight holding a sword Next to the sword, the following text can be read: Is this guy bothering you queen?

they're so good tho...

also sorry i got that wrong. Greek engineer but living in Alexandria (the one in Egypt) during the Roman Era

just a coincidence that i am thinking about pantographs, a machine used to translate motions into larger or smaller versions, when i am getting into painting miniatures

they're not even terribly complex, pantographs were invented in the 1600s (and apparently first described in ancient greece but i never understood how that's different. unless it's like a "man it would be cool to make something like this but we don't have the tools or metalworking necessary" thing)

a Janvier reducing machine, invented in 1899 by a French engineer named Victor Janvier, and used by the US Mint to make coin dies until 2008(!!)

i don't think any machine has fascinated me as much as the Janvier reducing machine that i learned about in an episode of how it's made. an artist would carve a larger version of the coin, and the machine would trace the surface and transcribe it to a smaller version which was then used to make dies

like "rule 0: if you can make your guys not get sick, make them not get sick"

if vaccination/inoculation existed during sun tzu's time i honestly think he'd put it ahead of the supply chain and "try to trick your enemy" stuff because damn imagine being able to prevent the spread of disease

pbr is releasing a pickle beer next month and i am dying to try it..

also mine is probably this. ham salad sandwich. horrible texture and flavor profile. irredeemable. mom kept making that shit tho

ok that's fair but frying does mellow the pickle flavor quite a bit, and with the breading and dipping sauce it's a completely different thing at the end. i do like pickles tho tbf but i LOVE fried pickles

please say sike...

they're really good, is the thing. it's just meat in sauce on a bun. nothing repellent about it

i know i need to start small and the whole point of the set i got was so i didn't immediately invest a ton of money into the hobby and realize i don't like it after all. but i think i would like to make dioramas... we'll see tho

people are in this thread saying shit like tuna casserole and sloppy joes. wild

everyone please stop calling ai glasses the "pervert glasses". this is appropriation of swirly glasses from pervert scientist women

Babies

i'm never having kids but i thought the goal was to raise them in such a way that they don't need you