DeceasedPassenger

Happy to help :) her creativity never ceases to impress me.

Smorty you don't know me and I don't know you, but ur posts have always made me feel warm~n~happy I just wanted u 2 kno that <3

You are mashing together several of my favorite elements and I would absolutely give that a shot. Interest: piqued!

I showed this to my girlfriend, she recommended a similar color of eye shadow brushed on, with a clear coat on top, if you have one.

"Haven't you heard, I'm Sakamoto" is a 10/10 example of the good kind, imo. Hilariously overpowered teenager in a normal ass highschool. Feels like it was definitely written to satirize those over-the-top power dynamics.

How does that have anything to do with consent

That ultra-amplified TINK, I can still hear it echo along with the gut-drop of anxiety wondering if my cheap laptop was going to keep up or crash out... Good times, genuinely.

Your prof is incredibly turned on by your hot hairy pits and needs you to tone it down so he can educate properly, lmao. That's my guess (best explanation for hairy pits comment)

The ammo can is a solid idea, wish I thought of that myself. That would raise the safety factor enough for me to give it a try once or twice as well. Still, covered outdoors area or similar. Agreed on having a healthy fear/respect for big cells, it's wild how much power we can fit in a battery these days and even more so to watch it escape.

Nice trick but there's a reason the charger is designed to not do what you're getting it to do. Preventing explosions and such. I'd recommend looking up why/how the chemistries are different at low voltage so you can ride the line more safely

I relate so hard. Honestly LED's are nothing compared to the fucking laser headlights that now exist in Volvo models and others. Yes, you read that right, actual lasers.

I've been on the receiving end and actually had to pull over for a minute just to survive (ie not crash due to complete blindness from being flasbanged). Laser headlights should be illegal yesterday. The permanent damage from exposure again and again over time is going to cause long-term and slowly emerging vision problems theoughout the population. Seriously.