Yay! Etymology!

Yay! Etymology!

I made a gargoyle in ceramics class when I was 12! It probably counted more as a grotesque according to this post but I put little holes in its mouth and under its wings to make openings into the hollow centre.

I might be hallucinating like ChatGPT but I'm pretty sure they defended castles by draining burning oil rather than water to set castle invaders on fire.

My gargoyle was a hippocampus btw. I'm pretty sure that it's disappeared permanently 😞 but I might have photos somewhere.

OH MY YOU CAN DRAG THE POST BUTTON ON THE SCREEN‽ Has everyone known about this?

(also I deliberately took the screenshot ontop of this part of my dash because I thought the comic was very funny, I should check on my girlfriend because I'm definitely developing Dad humour)

I feel like an archeologist right now, what happened in this person's life? 2014 is a forgotten time, little is remembered about what happened or what humanity was like then.

repeat after me: i am a sexy bitch and no one ruins my 2014

I'm Australian so I'm used to geometric borders but there's something aesthetically pleasing about all of these natural flowing lines!

US state borders but they are based off rivers and mountains

Get yourself a bro who'll dedicate his leg to your victory dance!

This looks really cool. I used an image prompt with a similar vibe to practise my creative writing for the HSC.

Sci-fi Landscapes by Andrew Porter