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Started reading this on a two-hour train journey, now reading in bits before bed.
I never thought I'd be snickering at a book about Hitler, but here we are...

I played the original, I am curious about the 2nd one. I liked how Broken Age turned out though, so I'm fairly confident for this sequel.
Not sure if I am gonna pledge, but my flatmate decided to pledge $250 because what is investment?

^{(happy 1600th post to meeee)}

i'm a lover not a fighter pls

dis is y we luv u

what have i told you about playing with the cloning device?

I'm sorry. I couldn't resist. I needed to clone myself so as to not disappoint anyone who voted for me on that poll.

5 votes for me?! whuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuut.

I'm a dirty brit who doesn't celebrate thanksgiving but here are things I am thankful for

+ family
+ awesome friends who motivate me to be a better person in so many ways
+ being in a position where I can live independently and still have money to pursue my hobbies
+ being a woman in a first world country there things may not be equal but its definitely better than being a woman in other places
+ awesome coworkers
+ tea
+ chocolate
+ healthcare benefits
+ therapists
+ pentel
+ "nice guys" for the entertainment value

Curious?

I guess it's not so clear since the design crosses her entire chest, rather than just being like an insignia.

naaah, she's meant to be based on the Pink Lady Apples.

thank you everyone - i am really bad at checking the forums
more art:

Welcome to my true form

Glorious.

Everyone looks different to how I imagined them...its pretty neat

ITS BEEN TOO LONG X_X

Yorkshire is a cool place, I once was there to see QPR play, it's a lot more Scotland-friendly than down south in London

I think there are a lot of similarities between Yorkshiremen and Scots which makes them get along. I think you guys are aces at any rate.

Which mountains would you walk Shida? And yeah stuff like this is typically more fun with other people, but it's an entirely different experience going it alone.

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I got lost in the woods the other night. I was taking a shortcut and thought I could find my way back by looking for the aircraft warning lights on the cell tower at the edge of the forest. Turns out the trees were to thick after walking through them for 15 minutes, so I had to turn around on my way back. This is when I saw the albino deer but shortly after that my flashlight batteries died and I fell in a creek.

Well I live in good old Yorkshire so I've hiked Pen-y-ghent and Ingleborough. We've done a couple of smaller trigpoints too but the peaks are my favourite. Stoodley Pike near Hebden Bridge is a nice hill walk too.

Woods are the worst place to get lost imo. They freak me out even in the daytime. I hate jogging down the canal before sunrise because there's a thicket right next to the path and I feel like I'll be ambushed one day...

I used to go on 10 mile walks about a year ago, even hiked up mountains a couple of times. I go with a group, and its kinda fun to end up walking in the dark (for me and the group leader anyway, the rest of the group tends to go into a panic)

Closest thing I've done recently is caving.

I used to Derive when I first moved to my current city just to explore and find nice little cafés and stuff!