When Germany plays England, it's GER-ENG with the remaining letters being MANY-LAND

What's fellti?

Indeed. In another life I could have been a surgeon, or really boring when fingering someone

Just little white spots here and there, keep them on the ropes. They'll blame the pigeons, but deep down they'll know

and cut it out!

I bought frog tape with the idea that I would tape up the borders and paint up to it.

That was too much effort as I realised that you can paint quite easily up to the border by flexing a brush and don't need to be that diligent about it

Nah just multifinish smooth, which is a shame because I love the terracotta style and colour of a nice multifinish

Fixed my mouse today

Can't close my eyes, or make it go away.

(I wrote this myself 🥲)

Well at least they're all fully clothed

shades rigged up between opposing buildings over a street should be a thing

Tis better the weather threw back into flight
A cyclone, a tempest, a sky without blight

"Be the (cause of) change you want to see in the world"

For anyone wondering, Tasha Yar developed the Android operating system for Apple, during a dream sequence in which she probed the internals of Data's schematics in the Holodeck with a candlestick

I tried to like it. The art is good. The story, the dialog, and the characters could use work

"That statue has vitilago...!"

I don't think you truly understood the importance of the sacrifice of what that cartoon was trying to teach you, despite it being right there in the song lyrics:

"Everyday, they're out there making Ducktales"

Every day. These guys are just out in that unforgiving world, busting their asses trying to make these duck tales for you, and no one appreciates it.

Perhaps your prime minister dying was the only way for you to truly grasp the sheer seriousness of the sacrifice being made for you when you watched that show.

I had to dig through the artists history to get the back story. Apparently this seagull stole a dragon's egg after an epic quest and is secretly raising it to usurp the throne at a later date

or made up, even

I grew up with someone at school who literally did not understand empathy, happily stole from his classmates, but knew how to apologise with fake sincerity when caught.

His parents didn't seem like bad people, but people who had tried both positive and negative reinforcement and it just didn't take.

I think he learned early on in life that he could do bad things to good people, and those good people would forgive him again and again. His friends learned to distance themselves, but his family? Oh gosh, what could they even do