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bonus points if you can name the people on the warp star.

I think this is what I looked like back in the day.

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http://www.twitch.tv/jpmallon

ItemHazard and Draken [The.Spork.Ninja]?!

"Spork Ninja" sums up that time pretty well. Like, 2006. Sigh.

I actually had good IRL friends in those days, which explains why I wasn't social enough in the cult to make it onto most old art/banners. razz

not even 5 mins in to Sonic Boom Rise of Lyric and the 3rd cut scene breaks to where my Wii U sounds like a record player skipping and everybody says there line a second 2 sec after the start talking.

It happen twice, only this time there was no voices at all.

I've been thinking about birthmakrs, because I'm making a pseudoreligious stela (Or a fragment of one) of my miraculous delivery with tongs.

The assignment was to make a stele of an episode from your life, but historically these things are about glorifying leaders, and it is either about how they're descended from the gods (Divine birth) or their conquest (How many dudes they kill and how big their army is. Since I'm not big into war, I really only had one option.

So I've had an excuse to think of myself as a baby. and I can't help but think about my big forearm birthmark. I swear that I can still kinda see it, but I think I might just be imagining that I can.

The reason why is that it's a cafe au lait(Coffee and cream), which in my case simply means it is or was a patch of skin on the top of my left forearm, near the elbow, which tans normally. (As opposed to the rest of me, which doesn't tan at all, but freckles and bit.) Either because it naturally faded as I got older, or because I stopped letting it get sun (Letting myself be in the sun unprotected for long enough to get burned) it's become almost indistinguishable (Or completely) from the skin around it. The covering of light orange man-fur on my arms also doesn't help much.

But it seems like a shame. Some people get these and think they're unsightly, but I always thought mine was cool, and it seems like a shame that it's faded to nearly nothing. It seems like I've lost something.

I'm looking at it now, at a different angle and I think I can clearly make out the two tones, though. I of course, know where it is! Noone else would be able to find where the tone switches.

The point is, I am wondering if I should paint a color patch on the arm of this porcelain colored god-baby.