The promise I made several seconds ago WILL BE FULFILLED. BEHOLD: AN INTRICATE BAKED GOOD; BY AN INEXPERIENCE BAKER WITH A MULTITUDE OF FOOD INTOLERANCES;
THIS IS... THE CAKE FROM SILKSONG
Left: The cake. The cake from silksong. Silksong's cake. That cake. Right and bottom: The cake I made.
Because I'm a weak little baby with a fickle stomach (damn you genetics), it is made with gluten free flour and lactose free cream and also a lot of greek yoghurt. It's complicated. I tried to explain but it would have been long and stupid. All you need to know is that I made various substitutions and when I got anxious about the substitutions maybe not working for the next steps I had to buy ingredients. Overall it took me about two days.
REVIEW TIME!!!!!!
It was meh. Whole lot of chocolate. Might have been affected by my lack of milk chocolate and use of dark chocolate instead. But yknow. The crumbled cake on the outside went stale in the fridge after a little while so that wasn't fun. The verdict is chocolate. It was chocolate cake for sure. I will give it this, if I ate the whole thing I most certainly would "Brooklyn Blackout". Because I would be dead probably.
late night Adventure Time thoughts: the genuine love that Finn always has for alternate versions of himself means so, so much to me
His refusal to hurt Farmworld Finn, despite knowing that he is putting the entire multiverse in grave danger
The way he mourns for Finn Sword after accidentally shattering him, which in itself was done in a desperate attempt to save him from being used against his will to commit evil deeds
And of course, Fern. Who, despite trying to literally murder him multiple times, Finn only ever shows unwavering compassion towards
As someone who struggles a lot with intense self-hatred, there’s just something so….heartbreakingly beautiful to me, about Finn seeing these other versions of himself, who share his love and his pain and his courage and his torment, and immediately and unconditionally offering them love.
Finn saying “You are me, and therefore I love you” has left a huge impact on me, and it encourages me to try, against all odds, to do the same.
fionna and cake but simon drops increasingly wild anecdotes about his life
trying to make unlikable characters
literally anything else will kill the patient. she needs black bean quesadilla to live
Having this empty void here to shout my thoughts into is really helping me learn which thoughts should stay inside. Just a moment ago I thought about shouting something stupid and long winded, and now I'm shouting this instead. Thanks, void.
It's been super overshadowed by the egg changes, but they actually fixed the sheep changes in the same snapshot. No more unnatural colours, just brown and black sheep in warm and cold biomes respectively. And they fixed the face and sheared wool always being white, so now it's the right colour like on bedrock.
ok im forgiving mojang for the stupid sheep change because the spawn egg change is cute as hell. i mean some of the pixel art is mediorce but like the concept? a+ chefs kiss look at the little ears on the fox spawn egg. incredible decision no notes.
theyre throwing my gay ass into the core tomorrow
My cognitive psychology professor would do numbers on Tumblr. He frequently uses examples for the things he's explaining, so he's invented a child named "little Billy" who suffers constantly in his lecture topic examples. He has told us hypotheticals in which little Billy gets eaten by a pack of wild animals, chased by dogs, had a stroke, got part of his brain removed, drowned, lost limbs and developed phantom limb syndrome, and watched 9/11 happen twice. No blorbo has suffered more than little Billy from my cognitive psychology professor's brain.
So I was setting up a virtual machine on my MacBook, and the windows setup started doing shit straight out of a Creepypasta
Like look at these loading screens. Is this not the most ominous thing you've ever seen?
I feel like pirating media that isn’t sold or offered anywhere legally anymore shouldn’t be called piracy. Girl thats archaeology