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Something short and silly I worked on between commissions- a crossover parody of Beavis and Butt-Head featuring Creepypasta characters Jeff the Killer, Ben Drowned, and Trevor Henderson’s Cartoon Cat!
Originally posted on My Patreon.
Jean Paul Sartre? More like Jean Paul Fart am I right
A short demonstration of a mod I was working on late last year/early this year, but only just posted on the Nexus today!
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Been seeing more of these Saw Quotes around Tumblr; decided to try my hand at some voice acting and fooling around in Audacity.
Me: [reloads sub machine gun]
Machine Gun: harder daddy
“What’s so funny about the name Testacles? I have a vewy good fweind in Awizona named Testacles…”
Snek Comic - Tea
I’ve drawn a few comics starring pun-prone snakes for a while, but this is the first time I’ve colored one. Think I might color the others soon.
Originally posted on My Patreon.
Anonymous asked:
What do you think about the vampires in fallout 3? And vampirism as a concept in fallout in general
qualtoth answered:
vampires are also real
thats a joke uhh theyre not well-executed but i love the fantasy shit in 1-3 and i consider simple blood-loving sun-averse vampires completely canon & it makes sense they use swords and fake accents and shit bc i know i would
I think the vampires and cannibals in general have a lot of potential in Fallout. Cannibalism in Fallout has often been portrayed not as something done out of sheer desperation for food, but as some kind of disease or affliction that not only makes someone irrationally crave human flesh, but allows them to do so without ill effects (Old Ben from FNV mentioned that eating human flesh causes tremors, but that’s never seen in cannibal-type characters). It’s not dissimilar to the mythological ghoul, AKA a humanoid monster that feeds on corpses.
Speaking of ghouls, the contrast between cannibals and ghouls could be an interesting source of conflict: a normal-looking human who is secretly a flesh-eating monster, versus a zombie-looking human who is otherwise harmless. In fact now that I think about it, we don’t really see any cannibalistic ghouls in Fallout, which may imply that people with the potential to achieve ghoulification are not susceptible to whatever causes cannibalism, and vice versa. I can see more ignorant settlers blaming ghouls for deaths or disappearances caused by cannibals, and those same cannibals cranking the rumor mill to hide their dark secret.
I think what I like most about Junji Ito’s comics is how most of the stories encapsulate my favorite horror story plot, I.E. “If this happened would it be fucked up or what”
Mirror, mirror, made of glass,
Tell me who has the thiccest ass
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Pro tip: if you are having a hard time feeling less panic around bugs: name them! Just refer to them by a name. They will not be bothered if you mix them up, and it helps a LOT for learning a more measured and rational response to their presence.
"Oh that spider in the corner? That's Gerald"
People almost never believe me that this works, then they try it and are shocked at its impact over a relatively short span of time.
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PS: this is a tip to help people with a fear of bugs become more neutral towards them, not a space for snarky comments or bug hate! if you don't think this would work for you, keep scrolling!
