random picture thread

[Chocofreak13]

i needed that laugh. thanks.

[stewartsage]

Hisao!  I died!

[Chocofreak13]

lol ponies.

[NejinOniwa]

Have some MORE ponies.

[stewartsage]

Uhhh


For Bells

[Chocofreak13]

YAY COMICS

also, ofc that's the reason the CMC don't have their marks yet. that's like, half the plot of the show. without it the show would end. :\

[NejinOniwa]

FUN FACT: This runestone (U114, some thousand years old, which stands a few hundred meters away from here down by the railroad), gives the name of the town I live in. Or, well, the west half of it, which I live in. Which is rather impressive, seeing as the current structure of town/municipality was mashed together from a few different parishes in the beginning of the 20th century.

Old town is oooooooooooold. >_>

[Chocofreak13]

i wish america had that kind of history. but compared to the other countries, we're like an 8-year old kid. :\

[Bella]

i wish america had that kind of history. but compared to the other countries, we're like an 8-year old kid. :\

The Pre-Columbian Indigenous Americans would like a word with you, Kari ...

[stewartsage]

This is one of St. Paul's burial mounds, it's about 2,000 years old.

[NejinOniwa]

There's no text on it. :/

Speaking of text, that part is actually really fascinating. I recently downloaded Rundata, which is a database of all runic inscriptions around the world. While I can't read Runic script all that way, the transcribed text is actually comprehensible. FUCK YEAH, I CAN UNDERSTAND OLD NORSE!

[Bella]

@Stew: Is that in Saint Paul, Minnesooota?

In other news... today I got to play around with some new art tools...

[Nichi]

Loving the new art ^_^

[stewartsage]

[Chocofreak13]

@bella: pretty ^^
and "america" is a country. "north america" is a continent, along with "south america". "central america" is a region.
"america" has only existed for about 250 years, compared with england (about 2,000 or so years if you count the celts) or india and china (10,000+ years)