The Biggest Disappointment Steven Has Faced Since Becoming A Vampire Is No Longer Being Able To Get Drunk

Thinking about drawing a meeting between all of my WoD ocs

Considering writing an au fic about my three main WoD ocs being an extremely dysfunctional family

Steven would passive-aggressively make his boss homemade orange juice with just SLIGHTLY too much pulp

A new champion takes the stage,

A celestial wonder we shall now engage.

We ponder what it may be,

Another cosmic body to join our gle—

what the fuck

spin the wheel for a genre!

Spin this dang wheel of every 5e subclass. You are hit by a truck and end up on the Sword Coast as that class, at the level you select that subclass.

Honestly, if you're going to make students write all essays in class, it could also lead to the rebirth of cursive/calligraphy classes. Imagine the way we deal with ai is to suddenly all start writing like Chaucer.

Of course there would still be computer typing but just imagine hand writing with fancy curves and flourishes. Screw ai, write your essays like the Founding Fathers

An ex-colleague of mine was complaining to me the other day about the ai problem in her students' papers, and I told her, "Just make your students hand-write them in class. Easy." She looked at me like I was insane and tried to explain how that would never work, but I just said,"That's how we did it for a thousand years. The invention of word processors doesn't erase all that."

To me it seems obvious. Readings are done out of class, handwritten essays are done within it. No more ai papers.

Imagining Grunkle Ford as Rust's mentor for some reason

I couldn’t reboot it for some reason

thinking abt the time i was talking abt the ableism i get from non-physically disabled ppl and how it can look different and how ableism in general got way worse for me when i became Physically disabled and some autistic dipshit straight up said like. I don't differentiate between "physical" and "nonphysical" disability. the brain is part of your body.