Cooking collab when

Holy shit I didn't know he wrote a book

I am sorry to inform you that you do, in fact, look like you're up to something

You just know Chibi's getting into orbit with that

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sick and tired of having some crusty old fossil dictate what i can and cannot buy or watch

Is the one on the right the mining unit from signalis? Anyway great job!

I don't ask because I already know it's peak

Yep, and it has a similar function to the whirligig saw with the serrated add-on, but less cumbersome. The only issue is how to make the chain go around, unless it "vibrates" forward and bakcward instead of going full circle

Sadly it's not an antiquated medical tool, and it's sort of a mix of alteady existing weapons: in my case it's a katana (because I have a replica to modify, but could be any kind of sword) with a sheath that works as a chainsaw, so you can rapidly switch between a smooth and a serrated blade

Are you looking for concepts? Because I have had one in mind for quite some time (I'm even getting the materials to make a life size prop)

Is that fried calamari with the potatoes? Whether they are or not I'm craving fried calamari now

After some time of inactivity I'm back with something I'm sure a thousand people did before me

Ngl it goes hard. The contrast between the silly lonely T-posing chicken and the sunset in majula makes me instinctively think "damn that's so me"

Fun fact: one of the early concepts for the iconic Airbus A380 included a fuselage composed of two A340 fuselages joined together side by side (here you can see a render of the time and some of the designs considered during the development)

After the lidl powerwasher it's now time for the lidl chainsaw... I must resist the call

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@cakejumper.bsky.social you brought this on yourself

TheBacklogs on X: "What's coming down the pipeline? How about a 24-hour marathon going through the Souls series, featuring a whole bunch of your favorite creators, with yours truly trying to stay awake (and commentate) through the whole thing? It's gonna be a wild ride. Bring popcorn." / X What's coming down the pipeline? How about a 24-hour marathon going through the Souls series, featuring a whole bunch of your favorite creators, with yours truly trying to stay awake (and commentate) through the whole thing? It's gonna be a wild ride. Bring popcorn.

Got nothing to do the weekend of March 29th? Like supporting mental health?

In that case, have I got an event for you.

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Don't you dare go hollow.

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Omg, chill! You'll end up making them go extinct if you keep eating so many!

Love your propic

The lidl powerwasher... It's calling me...

I lived the same exact struggle earlier today, being a lazy ass truly is the worst curse ;_;

Yes, bathing a curvy gf is very involved. I don't see that as a negative tho

Quick reminder that despite my posts, I'm NOT a military enthusiast and I DO condemn warmongering. I just like aircraft and spacecraft tech, and I'm genuinely saddened it involves warfare so often

*info on this are few and scarce, I can't say with 100% confidence that this thing was an actual concept and not just the idea of a modeling enthusiast (as happened with the MiG-37, we'll talk about that another day). But all sources I found claim this was real. So, take it with a grain of salt

For today's "what the hell am I looking at": you know the A-10 warthog? The gun strapped to a plane? Well, what if I told you that early concepts of a flying GAU-8 gun included* a design derived from the F-16, called just "GAU-8 gunship"? Yes, THIS thing could have been flying for the past 50 years

Shame the gifs don't work, but the sprites look very nice

A little clarification I should have said in the post: my (very little) knowledge about middle ages and medieval warfare are almost exclusively western-centric, so if I say anything wrong in general, but even more so about eastern history, please correct me!

Also shoutout to other criminally underrepresented polearms like the lucerne, the glaive and some oriental counterparts like the japanese naginata and the chinese guandao (the last two are definitely rare in western depictions, idk if it's the same in eastern ones, if you know more lmk!)

Since when I first saw one in a documentary as a child, the halberd became my favourite physical weapon, and the one that I most associated to the middle ages. No wonder still to this day I love them so much (together with other polearms)