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Nuka Cola Quantum!

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i am trying sooo hard to enjoy fallout new vegas but i just can't do it..... i just don't get the hype im so sorry...

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how do i post on tumblr

zombie au with my friends yay

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doodles i made of my friend @afkatu 's zombie apocalypse au of us teehee :3

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love at first stab

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3 slots still available!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

commissions are open!

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bg3 doodles of my tav and durge that im never ever finishing cuz im lazy

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commission i made for @vantaray and @inthesoupbowl of their lovely ocs!! <3

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i have a job interview tomorrow

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get pants yo size boys the hell !!

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everyday tumblr experience

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today i present more old south park art im never ever finishing.... tomorrow? who knows.....

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fuck it be cringe draw your fursona nowe !!!

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4 slots available!!! pls commission meeeeeeeee

commissions are open!

more information below:

orders via ko-fi only. commissions instructions are available on the ko-fi page. this post will often be updated.

https://ko-fi.com/currynatto/commissions

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commission i made for @aero-dienamics !! <3

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I saw there are a lot of forest fire in chile right now. are you gonna be okay?

Three days after the fact, yeah, I'll be fine, personally and physically, but it's dire, I'm not going to lie. I've never seen so much fire in my life. When you think about a big fire, your impression might be two or three buildings on fire with some firefighter trucks spraying water at it. This was kilometers upon kilometers of raging blazes. Kilometers. Heads up if you are sensitive to these kinds of posts, this isn't a happy one.

Entire hills on fire. Lush green hills reduced to ash and smoke.

Not to mention the urban parts that got hit badly

The official death toll keeps increasing each passing hour as they clear up the rubble and ruins and find more corpses. People I know lost everything. Some people I know lost their loved ones. Dogs are eating corpses on the street because they haven't picked them up yet, so you have neighbors warding off said dogs. Bodies get picked up too badly burned, eaten, decomposed, or a mix thereof to be identified.

It's a tragedy. It all reeks of smoke, there's ash everywhere.

It was sudden, it was brutal. Seeing elderly survivors wondering "what's next for me? I don't have enough years left among the living to rebuild all I lost, all I worked for throughout my life, gone like that" breaks my heart. The government is offering all sorts of aid, but there's also people whose documents, like ID and other identifying documentation, was lost in the fire, so they have to get re-issued an ID before they can actually start filing for aid. The SML (Servicio Médico Legal) is oversaturated with all that's suddenly on their plate and can't return the bodies of people to their families yet, and these are all people that still need food, shelter, hygiene, and so on after the fact. Seeing the logistical nightmare that becomes life after you lose everything firsthand from other people is sobering and painful. Yeah, they survived, but what comes next? It's a sense of uncertainty that is smothering and asphyxiating, it's hopelessness.

I apologize if I come across as dramatic, especially so as someone who was luckily not affected, but it really, really has been heartbreaking to witness, especially from very up close, as I was there, and it's one thing to know of a tragedy that happened elsewhere, maybe even in your own country, but elsewhere, and it's a whole other beast to have seen it directly as it unfolded.

Keep Chile in your thoughts. If you are able to, please consider donating to Desafío Levantemos Chile, to my knowledge the only drive that accepts Paypal, thus, foreign donations, to help the various efforts to rebuild and aid those affected. Desafío Levantemos Chile dates back to 2010, when Chile got hit by a devastating earthquake, and is an NGO that bases its continued existence in being able to provide aid during catastrophes such as this one.

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pov: you woke up the weird couple that lives on the farm street above your ranch because you heard a meteor fall on their land and thought they were dead but you didnt know that that was the fifth meteor just that week and they just got used to it being a regular thing now

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