#hot date

[sob-deep]

[brionbroadway]

“Are you combining Miss Piggy and Kermit into a fictional muppet that you’ve written into a love story with Bert?”

[itsgonnagetinspiringsoon]

Axmurph being my otp is truly a joyous experience bc there's so much content. Hundreds of hours of D20 and naddpod. They have an entire show based around their relationship. There shall never be a lack of cute Emily/Murph content.

[juststockingsandlingerie]

Hot Date

[gloryride]

Hot Couple in Town

I sent them on a date to test my next mod Why Valentin with an open shirt ? because he can, he's hot af.

[kickmuncher3]

I know they don’t really do dropout shows other than d20, but I really want Emily and Murph to do an episode of Very Important People together. Give me those Hot Date vibes

[sevilenaskadimlari]

[totallyradicalmucky]

Made some other pvz plants into garden warfare classes to help myself get out of art block :p

[mendokayalways]

im curious

LIKE: If you found Dimension 20 because you followed Collegehumor (CEO skits, Hardly Working, any Dropout/Youtube content basically)

REBLOG: If you found Dimension 20 because you followed a castmate through their different projects (Hot Date, Adam Ruins Everything, Rick and Morty, Zac’s twitch stream)

COMMENT: If you found Dimension 20 purely through discovering them in DnD related projects (NADDPOD, Roll20 streams, Critical Role’s Monsterhearts: A Cinderbrush Story, Critical Role’s Exandria Unlimited: Calamity)

SCROLL: If you just found it through Tumblr. 

[sob-deep]

[brionbroadway]

i just watched hot date for the first time and was struck by the truth of this

[twiggy-ink]

same photo

[loressa]

I've discovered that one unexpected - but appreciated - aspect about moving to a new country is how you're always learning new things. For example, as an American I'm used to seeing ibis as regal creatures in a zoo exhibit, while Australians call them "bin chickens" because of how ubiquitous they are and for their penchant for digging through garbage.

Which, well, I think is a bit unfair to them - their beaks are designed for digging through silt and sand to find food like mussels and crayfish, or for snagging bugs from fields. And they were doing just that before houses were built over those places, so of course they will shift to different food sources available. If our own human development and waste didn't facilitate their behavior, they wouldn't be doing it.

They do tend to hang out on our roof an awful lot, though. I personally don't mind it - I particularly love when they walk over the plexiglass rain cover. I get to watch dinosaur feet tromping above me.

Today I found one with a stick. A rather large stick! He seemed proud.

So, I became curious why and then promptly forgot as one does because I got distracted by a honeyeater bird visiting flowers on the other side of the yard. Link below for identifying birds which I've been using - any suggestions for others?

While identifying that bird, I learned that cuckoos will invade its nest, and started thinking briefly about the movie Vivarium, which led me to imagining what it would be like for an ibis to raise a cuckoo.

So off I went to learn how ibis nest, and this is where it gets fun and circles back to my roof:

"The male Australian White Ibis secures a pairing territory on a branch of a tall tree to attract a female. The courtship ceremony involves the male putting on a noisy display, as well as showing aggression towards other males.

When a female arrives, the male attracts her by bowing from his branch. He then offers the female a twig, forging a bond when she grasps it and they begin to preen one another. Once the pair bond is cemented, the birds fly off to build a nest at another location."

So, yeah, I basically saw an ibis getting ready for courtship which is pretty cool imo

[aasherstarr]

my old hot date gijinka was ass. but ZOO WEE MAMA 😍 i did him right this time

[parallellines]

After nine years, you know what I realize ? Ignorance is bliss.

[bleuskais]

Murph Malewife bracket!