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Deviousness `anmari has been spreading her infectious positivity throughout our community for over 6 years. Throughout this time Ana has been at the core of all things devious, passionately developing an eclectic gallery, helping organise devmeets, participating in chat events and also recently completed dedicating her time as a Community Volunteer. We are absolutely delighted to bestow the Deviousness Award for May 2013 to `anmari, congratulations! Read More
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Also: if awesome was a thing then this picture would be that thing and I would be looking at it.
Also, thank you very much. I can't think of anything witty to add.
Holey Moley, I'd better subscribe to /r/countingupdates before they reach infinity. I don't want to miss that.
How do you even find out about these subreddits? Many of them seem like rare albino animals which you see once then never again, but enjoyed the experience while it lasted, except for that vulture that kept circling the sky as if the albino animal was about to die of starvation (unsubscribed to).
Also, no really, if you did commissions I'd commission you. Do you do commissions?
A lot of them are like rare albino animals, while /r/funny or /r/gaming are more like elephants or gorillas—interesting, but not something completely novel to see, since they're in practically every zoo. In the end, either the vultures get them, or you discover it's not albino after all, but just a paler subspecies that's growing in number daily before it becomes a common sight. That happened with /r/MildlyInteresting; it was at first truly mildly interesting (someone got a few hundred points for a plastic bag stuck in their tree), but then it got bloated with subscribers and became pretty much /r/pics, /r/funny and /r/wtf rolled into one with only the very extremes left out. It's reached the point where someone made a /r/truemildlyinteresting.
Commissions? I don't right now, primarily because I've no idea at all how they work. I get the basic concept of being paid to do something, but how's this carried out? Paypal? Also, I'm absolutely terrible with deadlines and organization, and I'd be guaranteed to forget something. School is starting soon, too (I'm not telling which! I could be a sixth grader, or an undergrad), so that's not boding well either. But if I could figure out a good way to work it out, I could.
Paypal, Western Union, wire-transfer, whatever you like really, you're the boss when it comes to what you will or won't accept. Your reasons for not doing commissions sound similar to mine, so I can totally empathise. Still, a drawing by the fabulous ~NaesOne is one thing that is certainly on my wishlist, for I am a collector of the awesome and interesting. (Not that I keep a physical wishlist or anything, that would be weird).
ridiculous, self-righteousSO BRAVE stories /r/atheism tells itself. Stories like this lovely little anecdote here.I could setup a PayPal account for it, sure. I still have no idea what kinds of prices people usually ask for this stuff. How much would you want to pay? I'm extremely flattered that someone would pay money for my weird-ass sketches. Is there anything in particular you'd want in it?
I recommend /r/TrueAtheism/ , there seems to be a more intelligent level of discussion, in fact I don't think I've ever seen an image macro on the sub, and people know how to up/downvote correctly. It's a lot more dry than /r/atheism, but that is probably in its favour.
Would it sound too fanboyish to say that I would purchase every single thing in your gallery if I had the ability to?
I'm subscribed to /r/Trueatheism as well as /r/Freethought and /r/Skeptic; I don't visit them much, but they show up on my frontpage. /r/Skeptic isn't actually about atheism, though, but more about debunking those Facebook memes—the ones about how we should all panic because as studies show, toothpaste contains flouride, flouride contains the letter U, the letter U stands for Uranium, and Uranium gives you cancer, so spread the word that TOOTHPASTE GIVES YOU CANCER OH MY GOD
I should probably spend more time inside the actual /r/TrueAtheism sub, rather than letting it come to me.
Of course, there's crap everywhere. One of the "controversial" posts in /r/MyLittlePony is an advice animal entitled "Scumbag Twilight," reading:
"CAN LIFT UTAH'S MAJOR
MAKES BABY DRAGON PUT AWAY BOOKS"
or something to that effect, an in they comments they were insisting to people that there's a constellation called Utah's Major.
Nah, not too fanboyish at all. Too fanboyish would be if you bought them all and paper maché'd them onto your body, then ran busy intersections while screaming my username. I might have to deny knowing you, then.