Crochet beholder dice bag for a dear friend. ❤️
i don't have my own style, so i draw like asshole ✌️ but here's another Rengoku
“What do you say, babe?”
For anon.
At this hearing, I stand before my fellow members of The Tortured Poets Department with a summary of my findings.
Album tonight.
Fortnight music video tomorrow at 8pm et.
moomin sea slugs
Finished it!!
pre-race thot squat is back
Sunday | Shanghai | Mario Renzi
cute little pre-race grid kids interaction
Sunday | Shanghai | XPB Images
I like the W.A.S. scale for rating anime. It stands for Weeb Ass Shit, and you rate each of those things on a 10 point scale.
So like, a series that requires extensive knowledge of japanese culture, or one that relies on the audience already being very familiar with the media tropes that it’s parodying, would have a high Weeb score while one that any 10-year old american would totally understand would have a low Weeb score.
The Ass column is for how much gratuitous nudity or attempts at titilation there is, with pure and innocent things like most ghibli films getting really low numbers, things like Bakemonogatari or Kill la Kill ending up in the middle of the scale, and borderline hentai at the top.
And finally, the Shit column covers things that are just fucking stupid, or poorly implemented. Low numbers indicate a series that is extremely well written and has a lot of good ideas, higher values come from plot holes, idiot plots, authors shoehorning in some incredibly nonsensical philosophy, etc.
Some people don’t mind the weeb nonsense at all, so they only have to look at the other two categories. Some people have very little tolerance for ass, even in a series that is otherwise of high quality. Some people decide based on a combined score, like they can tolerate more ass if the shit level is really low or vice versa but refuse to deal with both at the same time.
I literally was looking for someone in the notes to mention the Weeb Ass Shit scale, bless you for explaining! Also I feel like even if the person you’re recommending things to is unfamiliar with this scale, it’s a helpful tool to help you break down and analyze different elements of the show.
"I got hit pretty big...it wasn't like a little love tap...Really frustrating, after the start, the second stint, we started to make up a lot of ground. We'll never know what could have happened, but I think we were looking in a good place...It's definitely been a better weekend from a pace point of view. With that comes a missed opportunity. Big picture, it was a positive weekend."
- Daniel Ricciardo, post-race, Chinese Grand Prix
Daniel in the garage before FP1 | Chinese Grand Prix at Shanghai International Circut
Daniel Ricciardo battles with Valtteri Bottas for position in the Sprint | Chinese Grand Prix | Shanghai International Circut
daniel ricciardo ahead of qualifying | 📍shanghai international circuit | 📸 peter fox
daniel ricciardo speaking to the media post-sprint race | 📍shanghai international circuit | 📸 song haiyuan