Anyway, this week the theme is…gribbly.
So let’s see monsters.
As usual I’ll repost the lot and if you like something, share it!
#Nerdlings #FindFolkFriday
1. The Joy of Bacterial Sex
2. Incomprehensible Maths taught by someone who used m & n instead of x & y
3. Fish, Snail and Rat Gutting
4. How Not To Make Yourself Radioactive in a Laboratory
5. Plants Are Weird & Magical
1. Protein folding
2. Bacterial genetics
3. Statistics for biologists
4. Medical virology
5. Parasitology
1) principles of animation
2) fashion & textiles
3) advanced fine art practice
4) form & purpose
5) building a vocabulary
1. The Joy of Bacterial Sex
2. Incomprehensible Maths taught by someone who used m & n instead of x & y
3. Fish, Snail and Rat Gutting
4. How Not To Make Yourself Radioactive in a Laboratory
5. Plants Are Weird & Magical
This doesn’t change my views on DT at all, as I don’t think it should others either. But good riddance to yet another stain this industry has platformed for far too long.
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*may occasionally involve boots
This doesn’t change my views on DT at all, as I don’t think it should others either. But good riddance to yet another stain this industry has platformed for far too long.
He will continue to do MAGA bullshit, its on you to stop giving him support and a platform.
He will continue to do MAGA bullshit, its on you to stop giving him support and a platform.
AI can help us do that.
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These folk need to refocus and look out the window: the “dark underbelly” they speak of isn’t in the board gaming hobby at all, it’s right outside their door, it’s killing innocent people, & they’re supporting it.
These folk need to refocus and look out the window: the “dark underbelly” they speak of isn’t in the board gaming hobby at all, it’s right outside their door, it’s killing innocent people, & they’re supporting it.
Dice Tower built their entire brand on people - mainly white men - who believe or want to believe or need to believe this fallacy.