Widdershins

I still have about 30 earth eggs I think. I sold most of mine after it was over!

BRING TO ME ALL YO' EGGGS!

Only eggs may sustain me! Delicious, nutritious eggszszs! 

 I am seriously debating having an entire egg-based room in my house. "Welcome! This is my egg room! Aren't eggs just wonderful?....

 EGGS FOR THE EGG-GOD!!!"

I had one for Easter. Wound up taking them out but I still have the furniture in storage. 
I think I have an old boot in my storage as well. I don’t know why I put that there.

... why is it never OUTdigestion?

    @Randimaxis  TRUUUUUUUUUUUUST MEEEEE.... That DOES happen too.

Like, with flies... right?

Gmail is a free email service provided by Google. You can make an account from the Google homepage and the 'Login' (or some variant) button on the top right.

You get a bunch of free nifty features with the email account, specifically, relevant to this case, Google's online word document software (Google Docs, which allows you to create web links directly to your documents, because they're all purely online).

'S almost on par with Microsoft Word.

Well... but I already have a Yahoo email account? Creating another would just mess things up more?

 But it is coming across to you when I do that, @Duality? If I put in the Character List!.odt  like that as an "Insert other media" or as an attached file, then you see what I see? Title, Widdershins and a link that redirects to the biopage on this site?

Character List!.odt

Yep, except for the link, but I think that's more of a consequence of me only having Wordpad on my computer at the moment.

Well, is-is there lots and lots of them or few?

Oh, just tons! Like, one every arms-length away from each other sometimes late at night!

 I remember my Pappy sayin' that he used to go huntin' for bullfrogs down at the reservoir. Great big armloads them grandaddy toads is! Don' remember what he did wit' 'em...

Toads give you bumps on your skin, don't they Widders?

No, no, that's the point. If you want the formula to reflect the number of dimensions that the figure has, they have to be similar pieces you break it up into. Otherwise you'd be able to break it up into any number of pieces, like you said, and your definition of dimension would be skewed all over the place. The core criteria for fractals are that they have to be self-similar (otherwise the formula won't work) and they have to have a dimension as given by that formula that doesn't match what their dimension 'should' be.

Most human-constructed fractals are quite regular, like the Sierpinski triangle and the Mandelbrot set, but there are other forms of self-similarity that don't mean rigid fitting together of identical pieces. Clouds, trees, lightning bolts - all of those things form fractals, because they're randomised but have the same 'form' at all levels of their structure. A tiny wisp of mist behaves like a scaled-down full cloud, the branches of a tree split off in the same way the trunk does, and the lightning bolt branches and branches and branches again with the same zig-zagging pattern. The man Mandelbrot himself observed that fractals are far more common in nature than any sort of normal geometrical figure. They're ordered, as with many things, but break distinctly from the order of, say, a bland rectangle. Curious constructs indeed. 

Wait, so... you could say.... A Species of Order?!

That Order is defined by what order your looking for, that, like beauty, it is in the eye of the beholder!

  ...the iris is a pretty decent fractal too, come to think of it. Ironic.

  So, in essence, what you're saying is that by using the same parameters, to find the same proportions, finding more of the same in the same makes a Fractal! A natural repetition of sorts!?

 I'm going to have to look up Mandelbrot sometime. I named my Vivillion after the set, on account of it looking terribly like one. Assuming its what I think it is.

Oh, certainly. If there's one thing maths is good for, it's classifying species of order. Much like, come to think of it, your analogous programme for Pokemon.

Indeed; 'finding more of the same in the same' is what self-similarity is all about. If the part is like the whole or the little is like the big, if the parameters of the full apply to the pieces or if the proportions of the smaller are a repetition of those of the larger - if you can find more of the same in the same -, you've either got a fractal or a good approximation to one. 

Also, I took the liberty of looking up a picture of the Mandelbrot set for you.

A constant zoom effect shows its self-similarity:

And this is it displayed on the graph axes that make it mathematically meaningful:

All that infinitely nested detail fits inside the simple rectangle between -2, 1, i, and -i (where i is the square root of negative one or the so-called 'imaginary unit'). The process for obtaining the Mandelbrot set is actually very simple, too. All you have to do is, starting with z(0) = 0, iterate the following formula to find all the values of z(n) up to z(infinity) for a given value of c:

If z(n) tends towards infinity as n increases, the value of c is excluded from the Mandelbrot set. For example, c = -1 gives:

z(1) = z(0)^2 - 1 = 0^2 - 1 = 0 - 1 = -1

z(2) = z(1)^2 - 1 = -1^2 - 1 = 1 - 1 = 0

z(3) = z(2)^2 - 1 = 0^2 - 1 = 0 - 1 = -1

z(4) = z(3)^2 - 1 = -1^2 - 1 = 1 - 1 = 0

The formula's output repeats itself, so z(n) doesn't tend to infinity and -1 is thus part of the Mandelbrot set (in fact, you can see in the above diagram that -1 falls squarely inside the first circle of the set). Fractals are a very shiny species of order, no Pokemon pun intended.

Also: "Gobo"

It's just 'Gobo'

No, no, no, if madness is defined by its lack of reason, then having a reason for lacking reason lacks the lack of reason to lack reason. It all makes sense now, don' it?

So how about Gooboy?

Go.

Bo.

It's not hard to say :/

But yeah, Lacking a reason to have a reason is still a lack of reason to reason.

That's not what defines madness though.

This isn’t even my final form!

@Stone Cold Steve Tuna

 Not even that. See, they gave Mewtwo TWO mega-evolutions. One that's a lot bulkier & buff with big, ribbed fists for the super-psychic-punching and another, smaller form that has this big, alien-like head that's a lot smarter but childish looking. Gosh, wonder where they could have derived that design from? 

Pinky and the Brain?

@Someguyinablazer

   You got dat from the Game Grumps, didn't ya?

 Who in turn got it from a book specifically collecting anti-humor jokes... which are somehow all the funnier for it!

Sadly, the difference between the two species is only noticeable in certain affluent areas of Britain. Stylish XXXS bowler hats are almost impossible to come by nowadays.

@Duality Not to mention the skyrocketing price on open-toed miniature spats & finding the proper beak cigar!

Been tried before though - Niantic's position is that they are offering a free-to-play game, and any events are for the local people where they are held - if you choose to travel to an event elsewhere that's fine by them, but they aren't liable for it in any way.

Yeah but it was a Niantic event specifically, an event which never turned out anything.

And so were the Ingress ones - but when those fscked up (usually by Niantic underestimating server load and having them lock half the players out during a massively team game) Niantic didn't admit any liability for losses then either.

You can't die... you haven't seen The Al Jolson Story yet!

(I swear, if ANYONE gets that reference, I'll be massively surprised.)

@Randimaxis         ...that's where you get that eye from?

Only my hairdresser knows for sure.  *chuckle*

 "Eldritch Abomination cards" Eeee! Do tell me what they are! Sounds amazadorable!!!

But I think the keyword there is:

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"A"

 Like, ONE. Not like hearthstone where every single expansion that comes out, each new possible deck arrangement has a new recipe that is incapable of being beat by any other previous deck recipe or renders half of everything else in the same expansion as completely useless. Warrior decks have been unplayable the past, some, four years maybe. And that's a ninth of the game!

 Like, you gotta spend money to get what ya brought up. You gotta luck into it. And you can tell that person to play nicer, because you wanna have time to have fun so maybe use a different deck... or just not play with them.

 As opposed to Hearthstone, where Rogues get a combo you literally can do nothing to stop, & nobody plays rogue for any other reason, so you MUST immediately concede the moment you see the Rogue's face pop up. Because you know it'll be over in half a minute anyway, so might as well not waste your time. Only reason Quest Rogue decks stopped being used. NO one would ever bother to play against them.

I hate Hearthstone. Have I mentioned?

Beats me why I keep playing it.

  Got Rescue cat & Rescue bunny! And the adorable "Emerging Emergency Rescue Rescute" spell! ... what do you mean link beasts? The Chain Dog or Key Mouse?

 Sort of the issue there is keeping my critters alive long enough for the bonus to stack up. Or actually getting more than one out at a time... suppose Rescue Rabbit helps to do the 3-Hump Lacooda thing...

https://shop.tcgplayer.com/yugioh/product/show?newSearch=false&IsProductNameExact=false&ProductName=entity&Language=English&orientation=list

a lil busy right now will say more later if u ping me again

But note extra deck cards tend to be 1 ofs not 3 ofs

Yeah so it was the two xyzs (black border) idr the combo tho I can find the video I saw the combo on

what else may interest u

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=K7WNvbR3uCU

 Oh, Taken! I was thinking that was the title of the more recent movie that had some manipulative blond woman faking her own abuse just to screw with a poor guy. Did not want to draw parallels there!

   I thought he only killed teenagers? Specifically those related to the adults that did him in. I'm... pretty sure his "old life" didn't involve mass murder. I assume that's more a new stage in his life, so to speak. His seem to be more suckerpunch tactics. Likely not getting too much fear squeezed out if you kill 'em after only a few seconds. 

Freddy's methods changed after the Freddy's dead movie he's now much more opportunistic after all no kids remain on elm street so he found other places and methods, in the former movies he was actually a child serial killer before he died, he usually tries to terrify them with their worst fears before finally killing them and uses some twisted humor as well such as killing a gamer in a video game,  smashing an aspiring idols face into a television screen, and becoming an evil super hero to kill a sci fi nerd 

Double Indemnity? 

It's Luna's elite royal guard I think.

Eh... that's a mare's mouth, isn't it?...

Sexist

Sigh. Still pretty down....

Don't cry, Widds.

It was an accident.

They happen sometimes.

Not your fault.

*pats back*

@Missklang You have a sick sense of humor.
I think we'll get along nicely :3

I use the last variant, ice/water.  And you do have access to all four fossil pokemon variants. You just need to farm some of the rarer fossils from the Skill Brother near the Breeding station in the Wild Area.

 Well, you can only get one fossil pokemon per game though. You can only get the other three via trading with the other version for the fossils you can't obtain in your game.

No, that's not true. I have made all four variants without a hitch, on the same save, one right after the other. Long as you can provide the fossil parts, the lady in the desert area will keep making you fossil pokemon.

Again, some of the parts are rarer depending on your version, but you can still get them via the Skill Brother of the Digging Duo in the Wild Area. You should check Bulbapedia and see for yourself.

The only thing these new fossils cannot do, is breed, since they're incomplete monstrosities, so I'd suggest saving at the revival lady, and then just restart every time you get a bad nature or something like that.

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Admittedly though, those were Wal-Mart apples.

OH GOD YOU POOR THING!!

I never eat produce from Walmart. I don’t know how they manage to mess up fruit, but it is so gross.

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Do love Braeburns though!~ Mmmm, Braeburn!

 Don't forget Big MacIntoshs~ 

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Yuck. Apple juice! Reminds me so much of my preschool days of cheap juice boxes!

I have similar thoughts with Blackcurrant,

Spoiler alert, it's fucking disgusting,

Reminds me of shitty cheap diluting juice

@Sherbert MGS

 Gosh though! MacIntoshs just have too much juice & meatiness for me!~ 

 Seriously though, think I remember McIntoshes being ridiculously huge as apples go!

 As for currants go... I thought they were sour? Seem to remember them as pickled pickle-substitues. 

@ShadOBabe

 Admittedly, when you only have two produce stores in your town and one is slowly consuming the whole of the town... and you DO have a limited budget, ya kinda got ya appendages tied as to options.

 Admittedly, its not as bad as their store brand "Great" "Value". Their mayonnaise seriously tastes like tile grout. All sour and chemical.

… yes, I am closely acquainted with how tile grouting tastes like.

Now the other thing i wanted to know was what compass direction the milky way is going in, but that's another animal completely.

Never gotten how your supposed to see something as detailed as a face with eyes & a nose in that blob of shadows. A smiley face is alot more complicated to tell than a dark crescent swath.

The 'milky way' isn't on a compass direction. O_o

It's swirling around in the sky even now, we're spinning inside a star system, that's spinning INSIDE that very galaxy.

So it's impossible to fixate it to one direction.

As for the face, if enough people stare at something for long enough, they start to see things in/through it.

And people have had thousands of years/generations to stare at and ponder the moon.

The symptoms you're describing could be due to a lot of things, not just physical fatigue.
Could be psychological as well, but to answer your question:
It depends on what you mean by 'don't exercise'

To simply lay around and not even get up would be the most literal example of what you're saying, but I assume that's not what you mean.
So to put the closest from what I assume you mean:
I don't work out.at all. I go to work where I sit at chair most of the time and assemble small parts into cabinets n' such. Closest to a 'work-out' I do is lifting said cabinets and putting them on pallets.

Your body will adapt to most things you do, it's recommended that you push yourself to a state that you wish to be in, but not without thinking it through. You need to ensure you're doing so in a slow/fast enough way so as to not hurt yourself, but also still make changes.
If you want to be able to pick up the end of an 1100lb i-beam like one of my coworkers was doing the other day, you need to work out.

TL:DR
YOU DIE lmao

     I suppose that's sort of the conception I am under & the vicious circle I've gotten into. Kind of always assumed that my body would rise to the occasion and now I simply just cannot care to exercise. Like, if a bear suddenly appeared I figure my body could suddenly be capable of sprinting a full mile if needs be. Despite the evidence to the contrary when I have to stop after jogging more then... twenty-five feet...

  I just can't work up the energy to want to expend energy like that. I kind of feel like I already put so much effort into emotions that I can't see reason to just, like, lift weights for hours or whatever exercisey peeps do. But Echo does bring up a good point. I oughta check back into the yoga stuff I used to do. Maybe see if there's something about stretches on the web. ...probably Yahoo Answers.

Running takes practice and consistency, the more you do the better you get, so that next time you attempt it you're "better". You can't jog for two days then give up, when you start you got to keep it routine and you got to keep it so it's always challenging and your legs turn to jello. Breathing and hydrating are very important parts to jogging/running, remember to hydrate regularly and also get energy (biscuits, protein bar, M&Ms etc) into your body for energy, you'll burn a lot doing this activity. And don't over do it, this can cause leg injuries from the leg muscles still recovering from your last run, sometimes recovery might take a little longer than your usual time so recover for however long necessary dependant on the pain or leg weakness you feel.

Short trip. Especially when you're, you know, drowning.

  But its not like a breathe-underwater spell isn't, like, one of the first spells to learn. I know it was basically the chump change recipe in learning Alchemy in Warcraft!

LOL!! I think the seaponies probably put bubbles around their heads again after the Queen changed them back.

 Well, judging by the Wiki at least, and Assuming that Storm King is the same as his underlings; he simply counts as just a "Storm Creature." I can work with that.

Allmight, Allcream. It's. Just. Too perfect.

The mighty origins of Allcream! One day a man was too engrossed in whipping his cake frosting! And he fell in, gaining the magical might of CREAM! He just couldn't stop whipping!!

That is one of the scariest things I have ever seen other than people who think Jeff the Killer is a good story.

@Stone Cold Steve Tuna

Well, of course its a good story. You’d be okay with murder if you just suddenly had one bummer day. That’s, like, pretty much A Killing Joke and that’s a story published for wide acclaim that i’m not at all bitter about.

What’s scary here? A man made of Cream? If you ask me, Creaminess is pretty much essential to manliness!

Oh, Candlejack? Freakazoid villain? Never got to see that show, wish there was some way I could.

In film, the writer is almost the lowest thing on the totem pole. They are just not even a little important once the idea is sold. They aren't the least important person though. There's still the craft services guy.

Well, once the original creator leaves & get's replaced there's going to be a huge change in-"" -st stop mid-sentence then reassert myself in another time period! ...huh, interrupted myself there for a bit. Neat.

Should go with Libre Office - its free, its MS office compatible (in fact, I use it to fix MS Office docs that MS Office won't load) and it works on all the major operating systems - think of it as Open Office with more development work done on it.

I have a bunch of other stuff I install onto new pcs and/or copy from my old one - the XP version of WordPad is one of them (need wordpad.exe, mswrd6.wpc, mswrd8.wpc and write.wpc, from any old copy of XP)

Wordpad did not work out. OpenOffice414 looks like it did though.

I only use wordpad as a quick-and-dirty editor anyhow. but it is quite useful for that.

I also have notepad++ on here - it doesn't do documents (it is text only) but it is syntax and context aware for a bunch of different scripting and layout languages, so I use it for XML, JSON, HTML, that sort of thing.

And you often get one... so what is the problem? As for feedback, you'll never get any if you are not asking for it. I mean what do you want feedback on... comments? Status updates? Not really something you can get actual "feedback" upon since they are thoughts and opinions and not really a sustained attempt at providing thought or emotion. If it were creative writing that would be a different story, in which case there are blogs for that. However, none of this really has anything to do with my original statement... if you want to have friends, or get people paying attention to you, you have to start talking to them and messaging them. Making wishes in the status updates is not going to get you there.

  Well. It did hook you.

  But I'm being a smart AppluhJec now!

   Well, I have done blogatogs before up here. Did a big long thingie of the other things my interdimensional Draconequusona has met over the centuries, and that's been buried somewhere. I suppose I have to give myself credit first before I'm willing to accept others.

   Dunno if that counted as "creative writing" so much as a stream of concepts. But that is something I'm good at. Though... think most of all, I'd want some critique on my 7-part OC magnum opus of my Hydra character. I fear I may have not balanced things out as well as I could there.

  Not to mention of course that I'm still getting into this whole Creativity shtick. I need to know more of what to do with it.

That is easy enough. Just end your writings in blogs or whatever and say you want feedback.. then link it in a status update. You won't always get responses but over time you will as more and more people show interest.

Several here do it and get good results from it.

It’s all about the effect of alcohol good sir! Not necessarily the taste.

apple cider can definately be, and often is alcoholic, i'll give them the benefit of the doubt though since we saw them make it and it seemed more like an apple juice

Especially since in the episode, the cider came out all pulpy with even sticks and leaves in it!

  ...that still seems like the quality some alcohol products might have.

Lol!

@Widdershins

Obviously, then, your life's work must be towards creating an even larger sculpture of dragons being awesome so as to acquire the record of largest-dragon-sculpture more dragonliciously. 

 *#HashtagDragonRant*

 You know something I just noticed? Y'see... in Yugioh we haven't had much in the way of dragons for a while. Mostly they tend to be some interchangeable mechanical dragon or something to fit whatever card archetype they've come up with and they don't quite entirely seem like dragons. Way back when we had the big two: Blue-Eyes White & Red-Eyes Black dragons.

  The last I've seen of dragons that looked like living creatures was the ones refered to as "Hieratic" dragons. Like... Heresay. ....as if being holy-powered beings of virtue & righteous justice was somehow contrary to what dragons typically are.  ...what, you saying dragons be evil or somethin', huh? 

  An' you know what right bothers me?

 Why do I keep seeing f'nart of dragons with decorative tufts of hair? Like accent manes that grow down their backscales or off their arms or something.  You can't have both scales and fur! Where you seen that from to get the idea to shove it together like that? Yeah, sure, their magical beings, there used to be a cultural species interpretation of long dragons that had moustaches & manes of hair too boot.  But that ain't no cultural depiction!