Desastre Absoluto - Forever DM

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Big ass nerd that loves games and rol.
Water Pokemon trainer 🌊
Anyone wants to play Baldur's Gate and some chill games? ^^

[nick @pblostweekend]

crying at this actor posting his odyssey dump and there’s a gay guy thirst trap in the middle of it

[vbspurs @vbspurs]

I leave you with this image. In honour of the World Cup Final, I give you the King and Queen of Spain on a date night at the movies.

She’s ordering the popcorn and he’s trying to look like a normal impatient dude in jeans.

I love this photo.

[Gostosos Football Club @GostososFC]

🇪🇸Toni Hernandez🇪🇸

📏1,91m / 6'3"

[🐱DannyDenny✨️ @SheepDan2]

Ellis is in trouble!🏃[franllis - L4D2]

[The Late Knight Show @Knightly_Hist]

This is the best possible approach to costume design.

Keep in mind what makes sense FOR THE CHARACTER, not only for his personality, but for his life. The more time people spend looking at your design the more they should know about your characters.

Maybe there's a scene of Aragorn cutting an apple with that knife, or maybe not, but Aragorn would eventually need a knife for that.

Some of it will end onscreen, and some will not, but everything will be there.

Gandalf smokes his pipe in various scenes of the fellowship, I bet it would've been cool to have one where they show us how he stores it back into his staff, but it's not necessary, hidden details are incredibly fun to notice on rewatches.

[MAGIKARP🦈💦 @UniteVids]

I'd love to play a Pokémon game in this format

[Viktória Serdült @viktoriaserdult]

Yes, Hungary's prime minister is hosting an AMA on Reddit. Yes, that's the photo he posted. Yes, I had to ask my colleagues what an AMA meant.

[.𖥔 ݁ ˖ Najm 🔻 @Andrastesboobs]

Toxic yaoi guys. Holyfucking shit.

[Aakash Gupta @aakashgupta]

The bridge in this photo collapsed once and killed 50 people. Its replacement took 34 years to build.

This is Ronda, Spain. A 120-meter gorge carved by the Guadalevín River splits the city in two. In 1735, builders spanned it with a single elegant arch. Six years later the entire structure gave way without warning, dropping roughly 50 people onto the rocks below.

The town waited almost two decades before trying again. The second attempt started from the riverbed and worked up. Workers descended into the gorge on ropes. Stone was quarried straight from the canyon floor, so the bridge is literally built from the gorge it crosses. Three arches replaced the single span. Construction ran from 1759 to 1793.

The chamber above the central arch spent centuries as a prison. During the Spanish Civil War, both sides allegedly threw captives from its windows into the gorge. Hemingway turned that into the cliff execution scene in For Whom the Bell Tolls.

The first bridge went up in a hurry and lasted six years. The second took 34 and has carried traffic for 233.

Every stone in that photo answers a question the original builders got fatally wrong: how fast should you build something that cannot be allowed to fail?

[tora @toratora_poke]

倉庫だ。この砦が放棄された時のまま、価値ある品が手つかずで残されているようだ。
君たちは望むままに手を伸ばしてもいいし、余計な寄り道を避けて先を急いでもいい。

[THEO♅ʙʀoмɪc @theobromic_]

remembering how i briefly had grindr but instead of hooking up with guys i would just draw them 🥴

[gabrielle @legitimatetiger]

as a dancer who has worked on her flexibility for years, i swear by these. getting flexible really doesn’t have to be a scary complicated thing, it can be quite simple. do this everyday for 3-6 months and your connective tissue will melt in on itself.

[Gacha Zone @Gacha_Zone]

The Seven Gnosis

[NO CONTEXT HUMANS @HumansNoContext]

Ariana Grand Theft Auto

[The Husky @Mr_Husky1]

Drunk man breaks into dog shelter after losing his own dog to cancer.

Staff thought it was a robbery when cameras caught him walking through the kennel aisle after midnight. The dogs were wide awake, watching him from behind the gates, and no one knew what he was doing there.

Then another camera showed him curled up on the floor, surrounded by dogs.

Police say he had been drinking that night after his dog died the week before. Nothing was stolen. No animals were hurt. He was arrested for breaking in, but shelter workers said the footage was hard to watch.

He didn’t come for money. He came because he missed his dog.

[Indie Game Joe @IndieGameJoe]

These indie devs made a library simulator where you must return all 3,072 books to their rightful places. It's currently a top-seller on Steam.

- Sort books by cover & title
- Run a magical arcane library
- Very satisfying

It's called Librarian: Tidy Up the Arcane Library!

[Anish Moonka @anishmoonka]

A studio made a video game where your whole job is putting 3,072 messy books back on the right shelves. There's no fighting and barely a story. It's now a hit on Steam, where 94% of reviews are positive, and there's a brain reason it feels so good.

Back in 1927, a psychologist named Bluma Zeigarnik noticed something odd about waiters. They could remember a table's whole order perfectly, right up until the bill was paid. The moment it was settled, the order fell out of their heads. She tested the idea and found we all work this way. A job you haven't finished keeps poking at you, like a tab you left open in your browser. Finish it and the tab closes. The poking stops.

The trouble is, normal life almost never lets you finish anything. You empty your inbox and it fills back up. You do the laundry and next week it's there again. The pile of stuff hanging over you never quite hits zero, so part of your brain is always quietly holding all of it. Researchers have linked all those open, unfinished jobs to a busy head, weaker focus, and that feeling of not being able to switch off at night.

A stack of 3,072 books is different, because it actually ends. The number only ever goes down, never up. Every shelf you fill is one job your brain gets to close for good, and finishing things gives you a small hit of dopamine, the feel-good chemical your brain releases when you make progress. You watch the floor slowly come back into view under the mess as you go. You get that reward right away, which the bigger goals in your life almost never hand you.

There's a second thing going on too. A messy room is a stack of tiny questions: where does this go, do I even need it, should I deal with it now. Putting things in order answers every one of them and quiets your brain down. We're wired to like order, because order means less to keep track of, and less to keep track of just feels calmer.

This kind of game has a long track record. PowerWash Simulator, where all you do is spray dirt off things until they're clean, has been played by more than 17 million people, and its sequel earned two BAFTA award nominations this year. Unpacking, a quiet little game about taking things out of boxes and finding a place for them, sold over a million copies and won two BAFTAs of its own. You can't lose either one.

The whole appeal is a mess that actually ends. Your own to-do list never does.

[Jose B. Rebolledo @YPandaRebolledo]

Seems like I forgot to post them here.

I'll make the new megas when the new gen comes.

[f☻sa @e_fosa08]

Yes. That detail was absolutely intentional.

Early on, Azula fights with extreme precision. Her two finger firebending style reflects total control and discipline. Every movement is sharp, efficient, like a weapon engineered to perfection. Even her blue fire symbolized how focused and refined her bending technique was.

But during the final Agni Kai, she abandons that precision and starts throwing wild punches and explosive attacks.

That change mirrors her mental collapse. By that point, paranoia, betrayal, fear, and isolation had shattered the control that made her so dangerous in the first place.

Azula lost herself,Her bending stopped being built on precision and became raw emotional chaos.

Ironically, she was at her strongest physically with the sozin comet power, but mentally she had never been weaker.