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Always reblog Jake and Elwood taking care of business.

The proper way to deal with Nazis. Just needs to be some crocodiles in that river to finish the job.

reminder to worldbuilders: don't get caught up in things that aren't important to the story you're writing, like plot and characters! instead, try to focus on what readers actually care about: detailed plate tectonics

I grew up learning about land formations. Seeing fictional maps that don’t follow the logic and science of them makes me upset

What are the most common sins you’ve seen relating to this? I wanna know

Wind blows clouds in from the sea, but mountains are so tall the clouds can't get past 'em, so you get deserts on the windward side of mountain ranges because clouds can't get there to water the land, or do so only very rarely.

Okay so going to be a geo-nerd for a second. I wrote a D&D campaign set on a continent in a world one of my friends made up. Basically he gave me this big size continent and said go wild. I basically covered the majority of it in huge dense forests/ open plains, and put it almost all on a huge plateau. Basically what I wrote as the background of this landmass was that it started as a massive chunk of land that broke off from the rest of the land masses and as it closer and closer to the Southern Pole it froze over almost completely. Some sections of the Northern/North-Western side had little glaciation, and as it started to thaw with increased temperatures over the millennia the retreating glaciers carved away most of the land. In fact the glaciation was so bad it would have carved the landmass to almost nothin if not for special minerals in the landmass. Basically the central and southern mountain ranges were packed with Residuum which resisted the glacial pressure and grinding and it was over a good portion of the continent. One area in the north more desert and another becoming more an impassible wetland separated by the mountain range running from the northern tip half way through the continent. Sheer cliffs topped with the huge forests blacked entrance to the East and West while a massive open plain crossed the center where there was a large break in the mountains. To the South and closer to the pole, was a massive glacier that stopped circumnavigation. There was also the shattered range of mountains just north of the glacier, some went under it still, but they were the densest concentration of Residuum in the area and resisted even better then the central range did. Creating a shield for the massive forest just to the north of them. So yeah, I did a geography nerd thing making this continent and honestly put in far more work then was needed into it.

This makes so much sense...

Also, if the sale collapses on Elon's side, he owes Twitter $1 billion. It'd be really funny.

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This is the good luck d20. Reblog to roll into the new year with +20 epic stats

Rolling some dice tonight, hope this is my luck as well for then and the rest of the year as well.

Important information! Insurance coverage decisions are made by medically ignorant bean-counters. Until we can dismantle the whole shitty system, know how to scare them into submission.

This is like that procedure Mr. Incredible told that old lady

Re-blogging it just to make sure I have it.