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This was just supposed to be a Josh drawing what happened

it is COLD i do NOT want to get out of bed, i wish to REMAIN in my hedonistic slothful blanket nest and NEVER leave

belleevangeline:

Real gender equality

What’s it’s really like being a bisexual in 2018

insomniac-arrest:

late night cashiers at 24-hour convenience stores are the holders of our greatest secrets and most intimate selves

not my mom, not my partner, not God himself has seen me no-make up in line to buy a choco-pop and panty liners while on the brink of a heart felt meltdown

no one has given me the empty stare of complete indifference that fills my anxious nerves with relief

there is nothing like the sweet freedom of complete nihilism experienced at a 7/11 at 2am, God lives in church, the randomness of the unfeeling universe lives at aisle 9 of CVS

always-make-it-gayer:

eeli-ah:

x

no offense but this is a cinematic masterpiece

moghedien:

Artemis and Apollo are 1) archery gods, 2) twins, and 3) immortal so they definitely regularly just shoot each other in response to like, bad puns and other incredibly petty shit

mouchefska:

mouchefska:

mouchefska:

owedbetter:

scarlett johansson is shaving her head to play aang as we speak

Ok, but can we talk about how that would actually be canon? Cause they have that girl in a bald cap play Aang in the fire nation play.

Actually give me a second.

Artist’s rendition.

evagoblin:

tryna relax during an anxiety attack

sparklesandghosts:

kisaheart:

Me trying to figure out the distance between places and how long it’ll take a character to get there in a society that travels mostly on foot:

I made an equation for you:

[10 + (g × 2) + (n × 2)](k) = minutes

This is for flat terrain, with a healthy bipedal adult. k = kilometers and g = kilograms of excess weight, backpacks and such, averaged per person. n = number of individuals traveling in the group, which will always increase the travel time.

For children, individuals with physical disabilities, and the elderly, make it 15 or 20 minutes per kilometer. For mountainous terrain, add at least 10 mintues per kilometer within the mountains, possibly more depending on the incline. Rivers will depend upon if baggage can float, how well the character can swim, and how wide and deep the river is, but is likely to be over 20 minutes.

Also, remember most paths are not perfect lines. I think it would be best to create a map with natural looking paths that you can then figure out the length of. Also, mountain paths often curve in on themselves, so you have to add on even more time on this back and forth journey up a peak.

So if you’re traveling 10 kilometers with 2 other people, all carrying around 2 kg of stuff, you’ll get there in roughly 180 minutes, or 3 hrs.

But people don’t walk continuously for hours on end, so you’ll need to factor in breaks to rest, or look at landmarks, or encounters with other travelers, etc.

Hopefully this can help other writers out there! 🙂