Lizardsquid, maker of noises @lizardsquid@computerfairi.es

We're having a baby on the 27th!

Unfortunately, our dear child chose a due date right in the middle of the dry season for millwrights (my wife's profession), and as I'm disabled already I'll need a lot of physical support the week after birth as well. This leaves us kinda fucked on rent, since we couldn't find much work this month.

Hoping to find $950 so we can welcome our new creature in a calm and stable place! #mutualaid

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Oh one more thing I did yesterday: skull chalices!

The old sprite was replaced with a fisherprice-ass chalice, and frankly that can't be allowed to remain. Now they're per skull type too.

The uh, trickle is basically the same as the fill level on other glasses, just with a more grizzly look :P

(there's also something called skullbots I've not gotten to yet, but this will suffice for now)

Gender

"It took me years to realize that Inca and pre-Columbian architecture is directly related to the structure of the corn kernels. In a western model of thought, one might judge the shapes as irregular, but in a universal thought, everything is a correlation between the cosmos, science, art and humanity. Fractal nature.
As you can see, the organic growth forms are represented in a logarithmic way, and the fact that these pentagonal, hexagonal and heptagonal blocks coincide with the corn forms." - Juan Casco
Note: The lack of symmetry in the walls helps dissipate the energy of the earthquakes. They were incredible engineers. Japanese researchers studied Machu Picchu after the Kobe earthquake and realized that these Inca structures had not been damaged by an earthquake.