T. Strange's Blog, page 103
September 15, 2013
September 14, 2013
My wife and I once calculated how many crayfish we would be by weight. In London Drugs. While we...
My wife and I once calculated how many crayfish we would be by weight. In London Drugs. While we waited for a cab.
aubre-rose:
sigur-roskolnikov:
carol-fucking-danvers:
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Thought this may be useful for a few people on here!
This is a new app called ‘Self-help Anxiety Management' by The University Of West England
SAM has been developed by a university team of Psychologists, computer scientists and student users. It engages established methods of self-help and high standards of usability to provide a engaging, flexible & practical resource.
This app is currently only available for devices using Android.
Oh god I wish there were an apple version :(
Android friends, you should check this out!!
btw this is on apple now!!
Boosting!
GIVE ME THIS NOW
I randomly have “Agh, you slay me!” stuck in my head…from the trippy dream episode...
I randomly have “Agh, you slay me!” stuck in my head…from the trippy dream episode of Buffy
ink-in-hand:
Hot damn, Burgess Shale merfolk are fun. Going to...
Hot damn, Burgess Shale merfolk are fun. Going to have to do more once I’m done with my exchange stuff.
Hallucinogenia: The first one I’d drawn of the set, which is rather apparent with how sketchy it is. Probably explains why they’re so pissed off too. Remind me to whip up a better one sometime, Ultharkitty.
Opabinia: Figuring out how to incorporate it’s iconic mouth into a mer without making that mer into some sort of Lovecraftian beastie took a little longer than I would have liked. Still, I love her to bits.
Pikaia: Couldn’t leave out what is very likely to be the earliest animal to have had a backbone, and a backbone so new that it wasn’t much more than a thicker chord of tissue running through the animal.
And Charnia: Which actually doesn’t belong to the Burgess Shale but is an Ediacaran animal Ultharkitty introduced me to during a discussion of merfolk and had mused whether or not it could be done. Well, there we go.
So far, they’re all nameless. And I need to do some serious research so that they’re at least somewhat accurate to their animal influences.
