FallenFae
FallenFae t1_j6io2ev wrote
Reply to comment by No_Video6728 in Buster Keaton, Roscoe Arbuckle, and Al St. John, 1918. Once his deadpan persona became established, Keaton avoided smiling in front of a camera. by L0st_in_the_Stars
Except for the fact that she literally died from it after instead of just faking a bruise or two. I'm very much NOT a "believe all women" person but reading the details given and the aftermath, it seems likely that he did. I definitely think there were some embellishments on the narrative told, but I do think she either had an underlying condition, or she died of the bleeding caused by the rape.
FallenFae t1_j1zp4fq wrote
As a guy who did this EXACT thing as a kid, thank you. Just like the guy that taught me, you gave me the skills and means to live where my parents weren't physically and emotionally abusing me. I left the house at 15, and lived in the forests of New Hampshire until I turned 17, and then joined the Navy right before my birthday so that I could turn 18 in boot camp. Those two years of my life were difficult, but I WOULD have killed myself if I had to live with my parents during that time. She thanks you, and will never forget you.
FallenFae t1_iwi75d0 wrote
Reply to comment by Potatoescharm in I drew and animated this pixel art scene by hand and called it "Monolith" [OC] by v78
I already said that But from an art standpoint you shouldn't have to squint to make out the centerpiece
FallenFae t1_iwgrgpl wrote
The only, and I mean ONLY thing I'd change here is to put a reflective edge around the obelisk, one that moves as the blue light from the rift edge and the pink light from the clouds overpower each other. I like the obelisk being vantablack™ but it was hard for my eyes to focus on it. Other than that, fucking incredible work. I love the perspective, it feels like all the air around me would be getting sucked past and into the rift. The atmosphere you've created is incredible!
FallenFae t1_jc6r9fv wrote
Reply to Why can we make grafts from one plant to another slightly different plant and these are not rejected, but the human does reject grafts from a different human? by Juan_D_2314
Animal cells: permeable, squishy, weak yet adaptable Plant cells: rigid, self-contained, angular.
Grafting plants onto other plants is like building with legos, grafting animals to animals is like trying to stack jellyfish into the shape of the eiffel tower. It's a wonder we can even do it at all.