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Her ear is purple because the light is coming from the right. The top of her ear is in shadow - but it’s also being lit from underneath, through the thin skin of her ears. And her ears are pink because of her skin color, her fur color, and the blood running through. Blue/twilight shading from being in the shade, mixed with being underlit with pink, is purple.

I’m so glad he’s feeling better!

But … but why would you open the window in -5°c?

You monster!!

No idea if it’s true or not but there was a rumor back in the day, that “natural flavors” was code for just a tiny bit of catnip essence.

It’s an interesting look into older architecture, but I feel many architects today have higher priorities than making sure the house faces South and has thick walls - like getting the houses oriented along whatever street they put in and not having the house cost the same as a medieval castle. I think what’s most disappointing is that, in the end, the only “changes” the author even considers making are moving a desk and maybe planting a tree.

I appreciate the article, I’m just disappointed in the author.

Perhaps the game Noodle is playing isn’t the same as the game you’re playing.

Ygritte is cosplaying as Loki this Halloween!

They can travel faster - but you would need one capable of making a 13 hour trans-oceanic flight, plus the crew. I think the time “saved” by a faster-flying plane would be offset by finding and fueling the plane, finding the crew and getting them to the airport? I don’t know, I’m not an aviation expert, I’ll just going on feelings here.

Wait, what? It’s like a 13 hour flight to Moscow, and it’s been less than 13 hours since the attack. How did the logistics on that work?

When you’re paying over 50k to climb the mountain anyway, an additional 4k isn’t very much.

I like how the metal on the head is all smooth from people petting the little cat :)

You have very colorful lights in your room!

Honestly, I’m mostly surprised the bodies are being shipped home.

You’re welcome!

You could copy the URL into a rimgo instance.