Month: November 2011

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[Image Description: A painting of a fat, blue-skinned troll woman.  She’s sitting on a wooden bench against a streaky brown background, and holding a gold powder compact with a pink powder puff that has eyes.  Her spiky black hair is pulled up into a ponytail on top of her head with a red and white hair elastic, and she’s wearing a pink and red strapless dress with gold accents at the belt, as well as chunky gold hoop earrings.  She’s looking towards the viewer with her hand on her chest in mild surprise.  She is fabulous.]

TrollBabe_Willa by ~colmahouse

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rasenth:

A commission I drew for one of the members in anime club!

CRAPPY BLURRY CELLPHONE PICTURE FOR THE WIN

I’m excited that I’ll get to experience Korra firsthand!  I love ATLA, but unfortunately I didn’t follow it when it was on the air, and I didn’t see the whole series until after it had ended.  I look forward to watching it episode by episode. ^_^

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[Images: A collection of fantasy illustrations by NuisanceBearEull featuring lovely women of many different sizes and shapes.]

I basically want to make out with NuisanceBearEull every single time she submits something new.  I love love LOVE her style and all the plump (and fat and thin) ladies she draws.

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OKAY.  So I typed in the seed “Rarity the Unicorn,” and despite not generating a world made of diamonds, gold, lapis, and pink sheep, I managed to find a cool place to build my first settlement.  What you see here is a ravine I found with an abandoned mineshaft inside it, which I plundered for some raw materials.  (And I found a chest with bread and iron in it!)  The area around it is very mountainous, but there’s a swamp nearby as well.  Still hoping to find a taiga sometime.

I crossed a desert on my way to finding this place, and I had hoped to find a village and score some wheat, but to no avail.  All the villages I’ve found in other games have been in deserts, weirdly. Is that just my weird luck?

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[Image description: Markus Petersson, aka Notch, the creator of Minecraft, a large Swedish man wearing a black t-shirt and black hat, stands before a giant pixellated lever at Minecon in Las Vegas, preparing to throw the switch that marks the release of Minecraft v1.0.]

GUYS GUYS.

I DON’T KNOW WHAT TO PUT IN AS A SEED FOR MY MINECRAFT 1.0 WORLD.

HELP. ;A;

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[Image Description: A colored and cel-shaded drawing of C.J., a chubby teenager.  He has shaggy brown hair with highlighted tips like a surfer, and is wearing an orange and black outfit consisting of a sleeveless t-shirt and board shorts with sandals.  He has a cocky expression.  Two additional drawings along the right side of the image are of C.J.’s face in alternate expressions.]

Profile: C.J. Park by *TheRazorKid

Why hello there.

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yamino:

justjasper:

Kids react to Minecraft

LMAO that little girl is basically me every time I play on anything but “Peaceful” mode. Those of you who watched me play “easy” mode in the abandoned mineshaft tonight have witness a rather embarrassing, shrieky side of me.

Meeeee too.  When I first started playing Minecraft earlier this year, I would often only have time to do so before bed, and going up against the monsters would give me panic attacks!  Not a good way to get relaxed and ready to go to sleep.  So I switched to Peaceful after a few days of that nonsense.  Haven’t looked back!  A creeper looming out of the fog on tiny rendering distance is a terrifying thing. Brr.

If I need some monster-specific item, I just build a grinder. ^_^;;

(Source: https://www.youtube.com/)

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ronfancy replied to your post: You’re so neat, Alex Herblerblerblerb!! *-*

It is a fun name to butcher, Alex Herbleburble.

Saying that out loud (well, in my head) sounds like blowing bubbles into chocolate milk!  But yes, a partial list of mispronunciations:

  1. Herberling
  2. Herbling
  3. Hemberling
  4. Huberleiner (I don’t even know)

The most common, though, is Heberling with a hard “e”.  It’s actually a soft “e” like “Heh Heh Heberling."  ‘Tis a good German name.