I See Jimmy As Blue And Yellow At The Same Time, Like An Awful Tie-dye Mess Underneath His Too-big Leather

made some versions of the agony grip for my friends for when the whole gang gets it . including different levels depending on the anguish

and a joyous one for when there is love abound

You are an engineer specialising in repairing robotic androids, in a world where they have gained full awareness, and proclaimed their wish to co-exist with humanity, rather than wage war. Now, damaged androids keep coming to you for repairs, while referring to you as a doctor.

finished that wip

Heya! Never have I ever been injured by my own pokemon?

-@slowpoke-enthusiast-avery

Howdy friend!

I’ve gotten all manner of injuries from my Pokémon and Pokémon under my care! The list is long, but I’ll try and keep it interesting.

When I was just starting out, my first Dodrio Hen broke one of my legs, and would have fully ended my life had Stoutland not been there to save me.

While watching over a competitively bred and freshly evolved Arcanine that my uncle dumped on me, I got a whole bunch of burns all over as he figured out just how to control his fire.

A few years back, when helping teach a school trip about Pokémon farming and ranching, one of the kids didn’t listen when I said “don’t go into the pasture by yourself.” And they snuck off and almost got turned into a fine powder by Grouchy the Tauros, who wound up breaking a few of my ribs in confusion instead.

Just earlier this year, I actually lost my left pinky finger to a spooked Dodrio that was trying to protect itself and its chicks from a wild Raichu that someone released without considering the local ecosystem.

There’s also always a minimum of one nasty looking bump, bruise, cut, or other such blemish from generally handling aggressive Pokémon with sharp bits all over their bodies on me at all times.

Luigi gets pegged

save a horse, ride a Lynel.

don't worry mario, once you get to know him he's actually just a big pspspussy

I just cleared out the Floating Colosseum in Tears of the Kingdom for the first time.

Considering writing something about the area in which that experience happened… not the process of killing 5 of God’s (Read: Eiji Aonuma) hottest creations.

This game is amazing, and I will continue to be autistic about it.

Going to social event as a couple for the thirst time  ✨✨✨

Recently I've been having mixed feelings about Skynet in Limited Life. Specifically, all the tnt minecart kills. Currently, as of session 7, I think there have been close to 20 kills via tnt minecart off of Skynet. I want to know where the larger fandom stands on this because I don't know why I just can't decide how I feel about Skynet.

But this is what we have polls for!

On one hand, it's one of the best methods so far in getting multi-kills which includes the very first quad kill on TIES. It's a high-risk high-reward kind of deal because the threat of falling off is incredibly dangerous. Multiple people have fallen off Skynet while trying to use it to their advantage so it balances out. The nature of Limited Life allows for this amount of deaths too so it's a method you can't use in any other season.

On the other hand, they feel kinda boring to me I guess. Like, where's the drama, y'know? From the victim's POV, they're just standing around when suddenly BAM and they're gone. Then you find out it was Skynet again. And from the attacker's POV, they just optifine zoom on their targets, watch them walk around a bit and wait to see if it works. I think the lack of tension and creator interaction is mostly what kills it for me.

Keep in mind, I am so in love with this series and that doesn't change just because a few kills make me roll my eyes. I just want to know how everyone else feels about Skynet and if I'm thinking too hard about it. Maybe it's just me.