Could Not Stop Imagining This Post As Magnus N Fisher . Thats His Neurodivergent Voidfish

could not stop imagining this post as magnus n fisher . thats his neurodivergent voidfish

[Image description: uncolored digital art of characters from The Adventure Zone, based off a Reddit thread. Magnus is a broad-shouldered human in an IPRE hoodie, while Davenport is a skinny mustached gnome in a fancy jacket, and Lucretia is a skinny human wearing glasses and a robe.

In the first panel, Magnus holds a baby Fisher up to his cheek, squishing them against his face lovingly. Magnus says: “my pet jellyfish, Mike, who is neurodivergent. he is 1 year old today.”

With an incredulous expression, Davenport asks: “Where did you get that?” and Magnus, smiling, replies: “ocean.” Lucretia pokes Fisher with a pencil and asks: “I have to ask, out of genuine curiosity, how is it determined that a jellyfish is neurodivergent?” Magnus replies: “I filled out an online quiz using his answers.” End description.]

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I would mimic absolutely everything my immediate older brother would do as a kid. I’d get his too small shirts, I’d always play as player two, and I’d follow him around and play all sorts of games with him every chance I would get. I was his little shadow all throughout our childhood.

It gets annoying though, to have to entertain your little sibling when you just want to hang out with your friends. As we grew older we formed our own friend groups and got our own interests separate from one another.

I will always look fondly on those days though :)

Sometimes I wanna know what mother nature was smoking

My 25 years of palaeoart chronology...

In 2013 I built 23 scale and life-size models for MUSE Science Museum, in Trento, Italy. Here's an enlarged Wiwaxia, an animal (possibly a mollusc) from the Early and Middle Cambrian.

Isn't it cruel that they can only get raw food?

Humans aren't made to eat raw meat

Pretty sure this is a health violation

People deserve to have shelter, food and medicine, it's not a luxury

Solidarity