nhaingen:

the way chara talks to you at the end of no mercy straight up spells out that it wasn’t CHARA’S nature to kill all those people, it was what YOU taught chara was right, so they “realized” it was the correct thing to do

Chara Did Nothing Wrong

WAIT WAIT WAIT WAIT WAIT

So does that mean…
That when chara gains frisks body, they are able to reset to back when chara was alive, and then chara went to the underground to set things in motion effectively making it possible for both the genocide run AND the true true ending to exist within the same timeline?

ridingkeepsmegoing:

HOW
WHY

The ladder, obviously.

forestsexual:

airred:

carnahan:

And yet there are those who doubt him and question how he gets around the entire world in one night…

santa’s creed

this has been on queue since january 2nd and it was worth every minute

deantrippe:

The man knows how to answer a question.

tentakrule:

winneganfake:

fullcontactmuse:

jenniferrpovey:

holmgangs:

sunlitrevolution:

Bladeless wind turbines generate electricity by shaking, not spinning

Scientists hope to hugely reduce the cost of wind energy by removing the blades from wind farms, instead taking advantage of a special phenomenon to cause the turbines to violently shake.

Vortex, a startup from Spain, has developed the tall sticks known as Bladeless — white poles jutting out of the ground, that are built so that they can oscillate. They do so as a result of the way that the wind is whipped up around them, using a phenomenon that architects avoid happening to buildings and encouraging it so that the sticks shake.

They do so using vortices, which is where the company gets its name from. The bladeless turbines use special magnets to ensure that the turbines are optimised to shake the most they can, whatever speed the wind is travelling at.

As the sticks vibrate, that movement is converted into electricity by an alternator.

Wiggling Poles of the Wasteland Harvest Electricity For Power Hungry Humans

These also look like they would cause fewer problems for birds and bats.

This is really cool.

They leave off the important note that when the wind rises, each pole makes a sound like a hundred vuvuzelas roaring at once. In the post-apocalyptic world of the future, villagers will speak in hushed tones about the Roaring Plains, and caution adventurous travelers to stay well away. 

I appreciate how they essentially invented very useful yet alien-looking screaming pillars. Science continues to make some suspiciously sci-fi shit.

fortressoffestivity:

little-miss-skankovich:

chaotic-genius:

stupih:

australianpikachu:

the unholy trio

forgot one

another

BOOBS UP MY ASS AND OUT HOLY SHITT

andthebluestblue:

rainbowcolouredshoes:

One day I hope I am the girl that walks into a room and all eyes are on her. 

The trick is to get a really big hat and then scream

sarcasticasides:

PTA dadster idk