aaand we're back
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N'zoth's Horrific Vision of Stormwind ruffles some scales.
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Happy Make A Terrible Comic Day 2024!!! I hope you enjoy participating in this annual tradition which we’ve all done for ages!!! You must participate so you might as well enjoy it!!!
If you make a comic (again, it’s mandatory) and you want to share it, post it on the tag #makeaterriblecomicday2024! Or don’t, I’m not a fucking cop.
Remember, the goal is to make something terrible! So if you can’t draw or have never made a comic, or if it’s just been ages since you made something just for fun — that’s perfect! You’re all set! If you fuck up and make something that’s NOT terrible… well, some might say there’s a joy to that too.
Ok stop reading this and go make something!!!
last chapter begins! early update because i think we all could use a treat this week.
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im drawing too many sad men lately
next will either be sad women or perhaps whimsical women or some combination thereof
maybe they can kiss too as a treat
some of these may overlap
a powerful individual
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Context: The N'zoth intro punch scene happened. Wrathion is sticking around to act as an advisor and investigate how deep the corruption in Stormwind runs, if any. The minions are on top of things of course.
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another goku royale 3 boss
i learned that Albert Einstein was notoriously incapable of remaining faithful to one woman.
Female beauty was his greatest weakness, and he wasn’t shy or bashful about the fact — he famously explained relativity as “an hour talking to a pretty woman feeling shorter than a minute of having one’s hand on a hot stove”.Albert Einstein had mistresses throughout his life.
He was unfaithful to his first wife, who was the mother of his three children.
He then was unfaithful to his second wife as well, who was also his cousin. The little girl on Einstein’s lap? His adopted granddaughter.
Who, as legend has it, may have been an out-of-wedlock daughter fathered by the aging scientist and then adopted by one of his sons to ‘avoid scandal’.The stereotype we have of Einstein is “somewhat confused, awkward scientist completely obsessed with his work”, but in reality, he was quite socially savvy and quite capable of seducing women, something he did often and ferociously.
Women in his life were aware of his proclivities — a great man belongs ‘to the world’, and sharing, as he saw it, was caring.
Some women like their men handsome. Others go for brains. Albert Einstein had no shortage of brains… and no shortage of women in his life. He got around, so to speak, and was sexually active until old age.
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