Choco @chocochipbiscuit@fandom.ink

I need to tell you something. I'm feeling astonishingly bisexual.

Huh. This article makes an interesting case that it was the ballpoint pen, not computers, that brought about the decline of handwriting. https://getpocket.com/explore/item/how-the-ballpoint-pen-killed-cursive

I'm pretty sure there's at least one bread baking fan on this instance...

I share this for you! https://twitter.com/SeamusBlackley/status/1117465991619891201?s=19

Look what my mom made me

woah black betty
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boat belt wacky
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black Betty had a child
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a hatchback badly tiled
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🚢 🍞

Writing fics for unpopular ships in dead fandoms is an exercise in doing it for the art and not acclaim.

If a fic falls on AO3 and no one kudoses it, does it make a sound??

Braddoc Meryhill, hobbit MRE enthusiast*, tries a 6000-year-old elvish army ration:

http://actualmermaid.tumblr.com/post/183782689974/wakes-up-in-a-cold-sweat-but-what-were-the

* MRE enthusiast who is a hobbit

Because, I think this when I see snake familiar.

As someone who frequently sorts by word count on ao3, I really wish people would use the "series" functionality for their one shots anthologies.

Also because the wall of tags just becomes too much lbr.

It's so cute that pig ppl treat Abigail as a light source! #dontstarve

This morning, I'm feeling sunnily bisexual.

So I saw people making the "my left shoe won't reboot!" joke and thought it was just general internet of shit griping but, oh no. I should've had more faith in the IoS to be, well. Shit. Because it's real: https://www.grahamcluley.com/nike-sneakers-bricked/

I woke up this morning feeling beautifully bisexual.

Someone on Twitter mentioned that in some regions of Germany, a common idiom for whenever there's mist in the forest is "The foxes are making coffee", and thought the image was evocative enough for an illustration.

Well, I took the bait! 🦊☕

#MastoArt #CreativeToot #Lineart

Time change your Roll20 passwords, folks.

https://www.geeknative.com/64554/roll20-hacked-4-million-records-at-risk/