Big news for the tropical vampire community

About 192cm vs 155cm

That’s odd. I just had to send one and they told me they won’t be needing more.

Literally I would not be caught dead drinking from that thing

To be fair personally I have never even seen a Costco.

Not if it’s 2D

I have in fact lived through a few near-castration experiences with the crank of my bench vice.

Can we rename the sub to “nevermindactually”?

Average day of a geologist

Me as a therapist trying to break the awkward silence

I tend to fall asleep out of nowhere. Sometimes it looks like I got shot. Sometimes my legs are crossed or my hands are folded behind my head. Sometimes I fall asleep on the floor while playing with the cat.

Always sleeping with one brown eye open

“Hey Neville, here’s your Remembrall back.”
“You were always nice to me, Potter. Don’t come to potions class tomorrow.”

The picture makes me want to try both at the same time

You can project a 4D object onto a 3D space just like you can project a 3D object onto a 2D plane. If you use stereoscopic trickery you can for example watch a tesseract rotate on a phone screen. Don’t ask me how I know but if you spend an evening doing that sorta thing on shrooms 4D geometry might start feeling intuitive to you. Your physical senses are limited to three dimensions, your mind genuinely isn’t.

First of all it’s your hobby and you can do whatever you want forever. That being said if you want to improve your skills you won’t get there by relying on shortcuts. Drawing is 10% talent and 90% practice as are many creative skills. There are great tutorials out there to teach you about proportions, perspective, lighting and so on. And the most important thing is persistence. Draw everything you want to and try not to care too much about the outcome. If you stay at it then sooner or later you will be able to draw all sorts of things just like you imagined them without even thinking about it.

Fuck zodiac signs, what type of garlic are you?

Is “mechatronic” a job description in English? I’m not sure what the accurate translation would be otherwise but it’s a mix of metalworking, electrical engineering and programming. We mostly repair industrial electric motors and big ass generators used in hydroelectric power plants.

Precision vernier caliper