i wrote my first dnd backstory for my bard and got carried away.
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recaptcha gettin lazy these days
Aww, cripes. I didn't know I'd have to write a description. How many words is that so far, like a hundred? Soooo, yeah. Mildly interesting stuff. Stuff that interests you. Mildly. It's in the name, ffs.
Made mom proud with this one
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the ultimate tent
A fan sub for the New York Times Letter Boxed game. Share your solutions to the daily puzzle and chat with your fellow word nerds. :)
400 bead shaker
Pixelated art made from melting beads, such as Perler or Hama. Often based on video game sprite art, but doesn't have to be.
family reunion
Pixelated art made from melting beads, such as Perler or Hama. Often based on video game sprite art, but doesn't have to be.
The fall of Black Tyranno
Chrono Trigger community on Reddit. Share and discover cool Chrono Trigger stuff!
so many hours 😦
Pixelated art made from melting beads, such as Perler or Hama. Often based on video game sprite art, but doesn't have to be.
Any known fixes? Filament stops extruding midway through prints. The feeder thing spins fine but the filament is jammed for some reason. The nozzle is clean inside and out.
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Aborted project left me with a really thin square... so...
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Dragonite with L blowouts (biggest project so far)
Pixelated art made from melting beads, such as Perler or Hama. Often based on video game sprite art, but doesn't have to be.
What programs are yall using?
Pixelated art made from melting beads, such as Perler or Hama. Often based on video game sprite art, but doesn't have to be.
we didnt reach perfect melt status yet but we gettin closerish
Pixelated art made from melting beads, such as Perler or Hama. Often based on video game sprite art, but doesn't have to be.
even Stupendous Man needs a hug sometimes
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Even Stupendous Man needs a hug sometimes
Pixelated art made from melting beads, such as Perler or Hama. Often based on video game sprite art, but doesn't have to be.
he runs these streets
Pixelated art made from melting beads, such as Perler or Hama. Often based on video game sprite art, but doesn't have to be.
knock knock onett pd
Pixelated art made from melting beads, such as Perler or Hama. Often based on video game sprite art, but doesn't have to be.
Come. Partake.
My tributes to my favorite game
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Pokey be heavily armed
Pixelated art made from melting beads, such as Perler or Hama. Often based on video game sprite art, but doesn't have to be.
Anatomy people- any tips so far?
Actually got a nice melt today (Dr. Andonut's Sky Runner)
Pixelated art made from melting beads, such as Perler or Hama. Often based on video game sprite art, but doesn't have to be.
Actually got a flat melt today (Dr. Andonut's Sky Runner)
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