Remind me never to go on Pinterest again after 30 seconds everything became cheeked up edits of characters 
Dang kinda accurate
half of mrbeast’s videos are like “I gave 10,000 orphans a place to live!” And the other half are like “I trapped 100 elderly people in a cage over a pit of lava and forced them to fight for $100,000”
Spent the night at my girlfriend's grandparents house after a barbecue, now I go to Tahoe!
I'm so tired rn
Forgot these guys exist
psst! You want to see a sneak peak of the project before open beta release? 25 likes and we’ll do it!
Naruto stans really be like “the first 80 hours are a little rough but it pays off!”
That's the playtime of my most played steam game, for reference. That's 3 1/3 days of Naruto straight. Maybe I'll try it but part of me really does not want to
As someone, I am
as someone who doesn’t have arachnaphobia, i have never seen a spider in the shower
as a person with arachnophobia, i emphasize
why the hell do spiders seem to just spawn in the bathroom right when you try to take a shower
As a Californian resident I can confirm it's near unreasonablely pricey to live here, and LA is indeed big, though I haven't been for a while. (As far as smog goes, I don't live in a big city so I don't get a lot)
I'm more of a northern California guy. The fog in San Francisco is really nice (imo) and even though Sacramento gets a rap for being boring, it's cool too. My favorite thing about California is how varied it is. You can be both a few hours from the beach and a few hours from the mountains at the same time.
I’ve been in southern California for almost a week now so here are some of my comments on things:
Most of the people I’ve interacted with have been super friendly! This is not necessarily surprising or anything, but it’s really stuck out to me.
The air can be hard to breathe sometimes, and some mornings there’s a bunch of visible smog that reduces visibility (I wish I could enjoy the mountains but you can barely see them!).
Very interesting variation in temperatures - yesterday when I was over the mountains and in the Mojave it was around 105 (40-41C), but today in Costa Mesa where I’m staying it’s in the 70s (23-24C) (which is also cooler than where I’m from would be).
Certain things are very expensive, but some things cost the same. Gas is of course pricey, always at least over a dollar more per gallon than back home. I have seen gas in the $7-8 range in downtown LA as well. General groceries at say Walmart haven’t been noticeably higher, but when eating out food and drinks have been all over the place price wise.
There are so many people and LA (proper and metropolitan) is so big. I knew this of course going in, but it’s something else to actually witness it in person. I’m not a city person so it’s kinda like my idea of a big city magnified by 100, it’s bizarre to try to imagine this as normal for millions of people. The traffic isn’t quite as bad as I was imagining, but I also was mostly on LA roads on the weekend and there are still always people who drive crazy.
I’m sure there’s a lot more but I can’t think of anything else major at the moment. I can definitely say I understand the enchantment of the American West a bit more now.
To celebrate the end of a D&D campaign, I drew both of my characters.
Pictures are Toddathon Rascleroot, an outcast ranger, and Sir El Croako, a powerful sorcerer banished from Earth.
