Porn and Nachos

Ok ok so I’ve recently finished Square-Enix’s The 3rd Birthday

If you’ve played this game you would know that the story is confusing. So I’m going to write what I got out of it. I may be wrong but this is just my opinion on it.

Ok here we go.

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Reblogging this because it's a really good theory.

Reblogging this so it's near the top of this blog, so that I can grab it without having to log in.

Everybody, follow Jakface! She's amazing!

I actually sketched something with pencil and paper and didn’t crumple it in a fit of rage! Haha. I’ve become too reliant on correcting as I go on the computer.

This is Zephel from the Angelique series, specifically wearing his outfit from the PS2 game Angelique Trois. I was playing it this evening and had to put down the controller and draw him with his goggles on (since they’re usually just on top of his head)

Follow this dude, he's an amazing artist!

no, gay male porn site, I don’t want to meet hot local women in my area

quick sketch before go to bed 

sailor jupiter in palette 5!

She reminds me of ToonMakers Jupiter, a modernized and updated version. TM Jupes' name was Dana, I think? She looks fantastic either way! :)

So at this point in the game, you lose Tellah as a playable character and get Edward.

It is not a fair trade. Not at all. Edward Chris von Muir is the weakest character in FFIV. Hell, he’s the weakest character in Final Fantasy. He’s more useful than an empty slot in your party, but only just.

Like Tellah, however, his abilities are more about showing us his character than their actual usefulness in battle.

He equips harps, which can inflict a status effect when he attacks, and his “Sing” ability can also inflict a random status effect, but neither of these have a very high success rate. He can Hide (run off screen until his next turn), which he will do automatically if his HP gets low. He can also use an ability that allows him to use a potion and split it among the party, which sounds useful but isn’t really.

So, that’s Edward. Sing! Heal ineffectively! And if that doesn’t work, run away.

I can’t hold it against the guy, though. His attacks do about 20 HP of damage. It’s usually more effective to leave the fighting to Cecil and Rydia anyway.

Not everyone’s a fighter, man. If it helps, think of Edward as less of a party member and more of a key.

I always thought that when he gets the harp that casts Confuse (I think it's the Lamia Harp?) he gets tons better, especially for his final stint on Mt. Hobs. He confuses those green gargoyle enemies like no one's business. Medicine works like this: It has two separate data entries, Item Effect and Item Consumed. Both are set to use a Potion, but there's still the Split property there, which makes Medicine heal, like, 10 HP. There's a patch out there that makes Medicine's Item Effect into a Hi-Potion, but its Item Consumed is still a Potion, making Medicine heal for like 70 HP a pop!

NEW OFFICIAL SAILOR MOON CRYSTAL TRAILER WITH BACKGROUND MUSIC!!! It’s all so magical and gorgeous! Performed by the wonderful Choir Kyo who will be performing ALL background music for Sailor Moon Crystal! Weeeee! Can’t wait for a soundtrack in the future!!

Also a wee bit of new animation too!! Some extended scenes!

Follow me on twitter for constant Sailor Moon updates at @CodenameSailorB

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Dejon? Dijon? Mustard?

I think this is the spell usually known as Warp. Not sure what the fan-translators were going for here.

I heard it's supposed to be something like, "dungeon" in romaji is "danjoon", and "diijoon" was like "de-dungeon." So, Degeon would be a better spelling, maybe?

Girls&WomenToKnow:  The 8 year old Chef Taylor Moxey

What began as a way for Taylor to make extra money for a toy has evolved into a successful company out of her parents’ Miami, Florida home kitchen that is earning her big-name clients and her very own billboard. It all started with a Sunday trip to Target when Taylor asked her parents for a toy   “I told her, ‘You know what? Find a way to get the money”  Vernon Moxey, Taylor’s dad, told TODAY.com. “She asked, ‘Can I sell cookies?’”   Moxey, who works as an etiquette consultant but says he was at one point homeless, decided to use this as a life lesson to teach Taylor about being self-sufficient. They wrote out a business agreement on a napkin and Moxey gave Taylor $40 as a loan. Taylor used that money to whip up cookies and brownies, which she then took to church that Sunday to sell after the service.

“Honestly, I didn’t think she would make $40 back,” Moxey said. Taylor ended up making more than enough to pay her dad back and cover the toy. She walked away with $175.  Soon after, people from the congregation began calling Taylor asking her to bring her cookies back again. She also entered the KISS Country Midtown Miami Cornbread Competition, where, after competing against adults, she won first place a $250 prize, a billboard and a reputation as one of the town’s top bakers.

“Everything went bonkers,” Moxey said, adding that his daughter’s clients include former Miami Heat player Joel Anthony and HGTV designer Bobby Berk. “Suddenly I’m taking orders for Taylor’s Cookies and Cupcakes.” For Taylor, it seems that the business is more fun than hard work. “I think baking is mostly my passion,” she said. “You get to take your recipe and different people’s recipes and add different things to them.” She’s hoping to host a party this summer serving cupcakes with palm trees on the frosting.  Taylor credits Martha Stewart among her inspirations. She not only makes the baked goods out of her parents’ kitchen, but she also creates a custom box for each customer, made with stickers, markers and other handmade decorations.

“It’s almost nostalgic,” Moxey said. “She takes time to color it, put stickers on it. People say they made them feel like a kid again.”  Taylor has made nearly $10,000 so far, she donates 30 percent of her proceeds to raise dyslexia awareness, a learning disorder that her own dad has. “If you have a platform and people can hear your voice, it’s important to use it for some good,” Moxey said.  Orders continue to pour in for Taylor’s confectioneries, her parents are making a strong effort to keep the business under control so Taylor can focus on being a kid. “I don’t want to take away her childhood,” Moxey said. “Every decision is cleared by us, but we allow her to make the decision.”

This episode and episodes 45 and 46 make me break down bawling every time.