But there’s no sense crying over every mistake
You just keep on trying ‘till you run out of cake
And the science gets done and you make a neat gun
For the people who are still alive!For my brother’s birthday party, a black forest cake, alias the Cake from Portal.
My sister baked me a cake! My favourite cake none the less. My actual birthday was a month ago, but who am I to argue?
Evangelion pencil animations. So. Cool.
Love the berserk mode Eva, so creepy.
Still one of my favourite anime of all time.
OF ALL TIME!
#Remember that one time #where a crossdressing gay alien couple were featured in a Disney movie #And no one noticed?
Antie Pleakly and Uncle Jumba are the best!
this proves that homosexual relationship in kids movies/cartoons won’t scared you for life
April the 30th was my birthday. Today, I received a very strange text message:
“There ii2 2omethiing for you un the whiite refriigeratiing machiine. Iit ha2 2omethiing wriiten on iit. Tiin foiil.”
Still half asleep, my first reaction was “wut now?”
Since the message was obviously typed with Sollux’s quirk, from Homestuck, I knew it wasn’t a joke or something.
So…
*cue the Jaws music* (Also yay, fridge magnets collection!)
I spy with my little eye a strange tinfoil package…
“Happy wriiggliing Day dude. iit took me a whiile.”
The surprise inside the tinfoil cover was CHOCOLATE SALAMI.
Chocolate Salami is a tipical northern italian dessert, made from chocolate, cookies and almonds (And occasionally a little rum), and really looks like its meat counterpart. It’s usually served cold/frozen, depending on the quality of the chocolate, to ensure the right consistency.
Delicious!
Sorry about my sudden disappearance, my faithful readers (All five of you).
I was totally submerged in the preparations for the Call Of Cthulhu LCG 2012 Italian Regionals. And I came Second Place against the best fifteen players in italy
Here I am with my team, I’m the one of the far right with the Trying Human Circuit :P
My deck was based on small and cheap creatures, a perfect counter to the slow, heavy removal decks that littered the event.
It was well worth the 3 hours journey from Ravenna to Massa Carrara, the “Headhunters” team, composed of the five nerds seen above, dominated the tournament, and we went home with 1°, 2°, 3°, 4°, and 6° place, easy peasy.
I played a “Shub Niggurath/Cthulhu” Swarmy deck, perfect against the “Destroy 2 creatures a turn” strategy seen lately in tournaments. The main strategy against that was simply “Play more creatures than the opponent can destroy”
Here’s the decklist, for those interested (Very few, probably).
3x Deep One Assault
3x Get it Off!
3x •Y’Golonac, The Obscenity
3x Priestess of Bubastis
3x Hungry Dark Young
3x Emerging Deep One
3x Gibbering Soul
3x •Descendant of Eibon, Master of the Black Arts (Restricted)
2x •Julia Brown, Oddly Amphibious
3x Twilight Cannibal
3x Dreamlands Fanatic
3x Ghoulish Predator
3x Albino Goat-spawn
3x Degenerate Serpent Cultist
3x Thunder in the East
3x •The Cult of Bathos, Near Mindless Devotion
3x Master of the Myths
MVC (Most Valuable Card): Y’Golonac.
Most of the work was made by this “beauty”, usually played in the second or third turn thanks to the Priestess and the transitory resources given by the Descendant of Eibon. Against slow and heavy decks, he usually lured all of the opponent’s creatures in one story, leaving the others open for fast grabs.
Y’golonac is also one of my favourite cards, being cost efficent, almost unstoppable, and having one of the best arts ever.
The Call Of Cthulhu is largely based on the work of Howard Phillips Lovecraft, a horror writer from the first of the ‘900, famous for his “Cosmic Horror” style, sadly often shadowed by the racism/sexism deeply woven in his stories. Still, those were other times, and his stories are still very interesting. Consider reading “The Call of Cthulhu” or “The Dunwich Horror”, two of his most famous stories, if you feel interested!
Also, I turned 25 yesterday. I feel ancient.
Sorry for the Caps Lock, guys u.u but I’m about to try and reach Tumblr Image Cap
Let’s Dump some nuns! Actually, all the missing nuns, plus some more takes at already covered ones.
Let’s start with Sister Agnes, lovely nicknamed “Stay Away From Her” by the other players
I tried to give her freckles and a darker complexion. I like how her glasses came out.
Marguerite was largely modified, mainly to sculpt her hood and part of her shoulder pad. I wasn’t able to do the left one. Also I kinda like non-symmetric thing from time to time.
Look, a syringe! I wonder what’s inside (not).
I gave her a greenish skin tone, like the one she has in the comic
Our favorite Hulk-nun, slightly de-hulked for the occasion.
Also, no glasses for her. *dodges tomatoes*
Number 1/2, like her sister, Marie. Rosalie and Marie are part of my “I pummel you in the ground, then score a touchdown, then maybe say a prayer for you.”
Also, I like her choice of panties.
Check soon for part 2!
Also, Yamino, Please check your mail :P I want to send you the full scale (And better focused) pics for your site, like you asked ^___^
Gabrielle will not personally play on the pitch, but her business cards are there to help!
The model was originally an Amazon Referee, so she is a little more naked than the rest of the team. The Red Card she is taking out of her loincloth was promptly transformed into a G.O.D. business card.
I’m pretty satisfied abut the results, the sepia ink in the hait was a bit of a gamble, I wasn’t 100% sure about the results, but I’d say it came out fairly well.
The darker reflexes help giving depth to the hair, otherwise extremely flat.
I got pretty close, right?
Right? °3°
Also, guess Who she will be…
Not that hard to guess, isn’t it? The blue skin is kind of a giveaway :P
Gabrielle, the Pretty Blue Angel from Sister Claire, Twice nominated for the “Most awesome thing that ever came out of a toilet” Award and winner of the “Bluest Lady Ever” Contest, It’s gonna be the Coach of the Sisters of Mercy Team.
Obviously a WIP, but will not be like that for long. Also, her skin will be a lot lighter than that :P
Expect a pretty lineup of all the nuns, as soon as I can get my hands on a better camera ( Most likely my sister’s)
Stay Tuned!
Mainly because I was helping the work on Collapsible D, a tabletop game based on the last hours of the Titanic. We worked really hard to release the game in time for the 100th anniversary of the sinking.
Here I am, at the premiere, being all elegant and stuff.
And here is the game!
I playtested it and helped with some rules.
Soon to come, the iPad version!
“Collapsible D” is the name of the last lifeboad that left the ship before the sinking (Wikipedia is your friend!)
Now, back to more Blood Bowl.
