Becoming?

Now you can make tteokbokki. Just pick up some frozen rice cakes, along with anything else you feel like throwing in, and it’s super simple to make.

The tone is all off. It has that glossy Disney feel combined with a lot of very surface level wuxia influence, which is totally at odds with a mystery-detective kind of story.

I don’t want it to have the same tone as Andor, but I wish it had looked at Andor as proof that it is possible to shake off that Disney gloss and make a Star Wars show with a truly distinct identity.

I knew what I wanted, but the details changed as I went. These are wargaming pieces. I knew I wanted gross cultists, so the weird skin growths were easy, I initially wanted something like tricorn hats but that turned into simple cloth with eyeholes draped over their heads.

The witch was the hardest. I’m converting a male Celtic warrior into a female witch in a completely different pose.

My sculpting is very rudimentary, but the aesthetic of this wargame is dirty and muddy, so I am hoping to cover my sculpting with layers of grimy paint.

In progress:

Tonight I started a miniature project with complex sculpting. I’m used to doing gap filling or adding texture to existing surfaces, but this is full on sculpting.

I decided to start with a setting where everything is grungy and mutated, which is more forgiving. So far I am sculpting cultists with horrible boils and tumors, hoods, cloaks, and the details of a witch.

Not that it’s still agreeable, but sentencing guidelines seem to suggest 7 years for a guilty on the charge (I’m assuming more than 25g of meth infused water as the basis). 30 years is an absolute max. Given the variables of the details and lawyers involved, a diversion program with a suspended sentence seems possible to me as a semi-informed layperson.

So yeah, if you are of strong view that possession of drugs including meth should be legal (and I know some people are) and you understand that 7 years or less is what is the likely punishment, I think informed resistence to that can be valid. Unfortunately the article title (and it being posted in a weird news community here) is trying to frame it as “pot water = 30 years” for anyone who just skims.

The headline is pulling a bait and switch.

bong containing water that tested positive for methamphetamine was found in her car.

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Is there a source for this? All I can find on a google image search is a quora link that seems to say everything in the picture is from GTAIV. Where is the indication the papers on the left are from GTAIII?

He can’t keep getting away with it.

That’s my secret, I’m always Mad Max Fury Road now on DVD.

I’m both posting as high output as I feasibly can of OC, and aggregating links from blogs and creators I follow to !tabletopminis@lemmy.world, as a way to minimize reddit content.

!wargaming@lemmy.world is also full of links to articles and blog content relevant to the hobby that isn’t ripped from reddit.

!warhammer40k@lemmy.world has a small but regular community.

So many people complain about dead niche communities or niche communities only recycling reddit content. If that same energy was put in service to making new content, the communities would be improved. There is a bystander problem where loads of people complain, but if you check the profiler of the complainer, you often find few to no posts.

Why are these all cropped like this?

In regards to unmasking the Breen and removing the mystery, I think back to the words of Spock: “After a time, you may find that having is not so pleasing a thing after all as wanting.”

Would you say the lack of the hole is not very interesting?

The concept of “stealing” a meme is very foreign to me. A meme is intrinsically something that spreads. A meme is in a wayauthor-less because the creator of the meme doesn’t make it a meme, only the diffused spread by many people does.

the finest moment in an already immaculate piece of television is all about the ways to enact violence without lifting a single finger

Rude. Garek worked really hard on that plan.

I’m pretty sure the darkest ST episode was Enterprise’s Rogue Planet.

You can’t see a thing!