ninappropriate

[ninappropriate]

cruelty is so easy. youre not special for choosing it

[ninappropriate]

Customer: :3 DMV: SILLY Verdict: DENIED

[ninappropriate]

Another Saturday, another control panel: Here's a stunning fish-eye example from Alfred Kelsner, for a 1980 Perry Rhodan novel.

[ninappropriate]

[ninappropriate]

[ninappropriate]

[ninappropriate]

Peanuts, May 15, 1963

[ninappropriate]

have a horse-tastic sunday folks!

[ninappropriate]

fuck "girl lunch" fuck "girl math" a woman is a hairy animal who sweats and grunts and excretes and hungers and gets wrinkly and dies eventually. you have to love that.

[ninappropriate]

[ninappropriate]

heyy can we do a sexy roleplay where im a prince from a fallen kingdom and youre the powerful warrior who has taken me for their own pleasure. yes? yipeeee ok so before we start first here's a google doc with the whole history of the fictional land we're both from and the intricate geopolitical workings of the- oh yeah and here's a supplementary doc on the agriculture and trade routes of said fictional land and stuff and yes this is important. the dirty talk has to be lore accurate

[ninappropriate]

Happy New Year! May yours be filled with guiding lights and good stories.

[ninappropriate]

Apes and what swords they'd use

[ninappropriate]

[ninappropriate]

Alfred Kelsner

Hypnotoad commands your Toothpaste Ship stop immediately for boarding.

[ninappropriate]

Just today I got to see a chess book that I remember reading as a little kid. While it didn't give me a lifelong passion for chess, it did give me a lifelong passion for fantasy for its artwork.

The book is "Chess for Young Beginners" from 1975, and here's some of the artwork:

Like, this artwork goes hard. I especially appreciate the colour scheme for the black pieces, with its browns, bronzes, reds and oranges.

This artwork is amazing, evocative, exciting and dramatic. I recommend giving it a look if you have a chance - you can probably scrounge up a PDF of this thing with a bit of searching.

[ninappropriate]

The Wizard by Bernie Kite (1983)