I feel like Brandon Sanderson’s individual worlds lack something in worldbuilding which I can best describe as “unknown history”. it feels like he tells too much about the world he reveals which makes the world feel smaller. like if there are ruins that are part of the story you’re probably going to learn how those ruins came to be. this may be related to all the worlds being post apocalyptic and could be intentional

Arachnids

Good thing they don’t have a mouth, could you imagine morning breath in addition to whatever they’ve got going on?

Also a woman’s ability to cum varies HIGHLY from person to person.

Depends on restaurant

This took at least two beavers.

You also have hugely increased survival odds with backwards seats.

My Math based mind never understood the planck length. If you’ve moved a planck, then you’ve moved 2 half plancks.

At first I thought this was the hallway from the Maul/Qi Gon Jin fight.

Still works.

But the world changed when the fire tops attacked.

One of the greatest moments in competitive gaming.

Melkor*

Wait… His name’s not Morgoth yet.

I have never had an original thought in my life.

I suffer from chronic migraines, in 20 years I hope that is medically solved.

I just feel like their songs are specifically targeted to edgy 13 year olds. “wrong side of heaven and righteous side of hell” I mean, c’mon.

I mean it is literally below freezing so even if you’re the tough kid wearing shorts in the winter the above depiction is not inaccurate.

Was it a nice ass at least?

The music stays there we keep moving

When you’re finding the outside angle along the line of a triangle you don’t need the inside angle tied to that outside angle if you have the other two inside angles since both straight lines and triangles total to 180 degrees.