#custom singularity

[handhelld]

Little bugularity,,, bug-a7-13 if you would

[batwynn]

Yes, it's a sad scene. But what do you think Stiles got a #1 Award for?

[saturday-byte]

Taking a break from drawing my robot ocs to draw my robot ocs

[scriptistired]

wip wednesday cuz otherwise i will never post anything

trynna figure some stuff out about makin sketches look interesting, have skyrim follower stuff idunno

plus actual screenshot as a threat

me n the gang

[mimamongbusowg]

MARVEL CUSTOM CONTENT DUMP

Suit up, Simmers! Three epic new costume sets are NOW AVAILABLE for early access:

🟢 Jean Grey (X-Men Blue) Costume Set – Includes her green jacket & bodysuit 🕷 Peter B. Parker (Across the Spider-Verse) Costume Set – Features his pink robe with Spider-Man suit underneath 🌌 Singularity Bodysuit Costume – A cosmic-inspired look for your Sims!

✨ Early Access Info: 👑 Jean Grey & Peter B. Parker – Available for Bestie 2.0 Tier & Up 🌠 Singularity – Available for ALL TIERS

🗓 Public Releases: 🔹 Jean Grey – March 3rd (DOWNLOAD LINK) 🔹 Peter B. Parker – March 15th (DOWNLOAD LINK) 🔹 Singularity – February 28th (DOWNLOAD LINK)

As usual, thank you so much for supporting me and my works, don't forget to tag me on your works!

[alienssstufff]

Etho going to do that.. for a Bdubs horn btw

[thegreatyin]

we're so close to freedom.

[97642]

i don't care how fucking civil it is next time i quit a job, i'm not giving any notice. best case scenario it's still a hellish slog and worst case scenario (right now) i set myself up to be disrespected for 3 weeks

[spw-art]

Working on a future Santana design for a friend’s rp….he’s still missing three of his limbs and they’re slowly, slowly regenerating. Hamon wounds take time to heal. For now he’s got a wheelchair (or two, one medical and one active) and a clamp hand. Doing my best to make him NOT look exactly like Kars. He takes after his father but not THAT much!

[hipsofsteel]

Quick Donut Shop Story I've Been Thinking About Sharing

So, this story happened a few weeks ago, and some quick context before I jump in.

A few months before I started working at the shop, a water pipe burst. The building is old and the water pipes ran through the ceiling, so it took out a lot of stuff. It was 7 weeks of repairs, so if it wasn't essential, the bosses did not see fit to replace it. This included an espresso machine. I've heard various accounts on whether or not it was dead before the burst pipes, but it definitely was afterwards and just is not a priority to the bosses. We have black coffee, that's good enough.

About half a year ago, a woman, who was shocked that the bosses had not replaced it, explained to me "You could get any size espresso drink with as many shots as you wanted and as many flavorings in the amounts you wanted for $3.25! I assumed it was a huge part of your business! Why wouldn't your bosses replace it?!" I suddenly gained the understanding of exactly WHY the bosses are never going to replace it during that conversation. That's just a money pit, let alone how much it would slow things down when generally only one employee runs the counter at a time and we routinely have lines out the door during rushes.

SO, THE STORY:

Because the shop has been extant for decades and is on a popular tourist route highway to the most popular tourist site in the state, we get a lot of people who only show up at the shop every few years, and act weird if things have changed in the literal years since they last stopped in. As such, I'm generally explaining the espresso machine is very broken at least once every week or two, and recommend people cross the street to the coffee shop that I visit every Monday.

It's mid afternoon, and a couple comes in to get donuts and coffee. There are a few people behind them. The gentleman tries to order some sort of coffee drink. I gently explain, in what I figured would be a loud enough volume in the quiet shop to be heard clearly to multiple people, that I only have the ability to sell black coffee or the Starbucks Frappucino drinks in the fridge, and recommend the coffee shop across the street. The wife then tries to order an iced chai. I explain that the only chai I have is a powdered drink mix that has to be mixed into hot water, so I cannot make that for her, and recommend the coffee shop across the street. They buy their donuts and head off, as the young woman behind them comes up to the counter.

She tries to order something, and I can't understand her, so I ask her to repeat it, which she does. She then proceeds to say:

"I'd like an iced soymilk chai."

And I just immediately and very firmly, the second she finished speaking, went "No."

And then we both looked at each other like this:

I did very quickly remember my customer service protocol and explained the situation, but also like.

Just.

"No."

[robinsnest2111]

second time that pleasant dreams instead of nightmares have cut my sleep short. what is this lol

[marlenacantswim]

someone save me

[creetch]

I hate retail

[gothicprep]

i'm used to being my mom's least favorite child, between my brother and me, but this stings.

my mom used to have a "jay through the years" photo album on facebook and she took it down. lmfao. i wanted to show my coworkers the ridiculous outfits she sewed for me as a kid. i can't.

i guess it evens out because i'm by far my dad's favorite kid, even with the added variable of stepsisters. still can't help but feel pain about it.

[spocksmalewife]

Cyber locks attempt #1

[lonelysatoru]

the strawhats would be the perfect crew at a waffle house