Xander Kaine

Just did a Cover of Away in a Madhouse

@WindowTappcou0 Paint it orange and it'd fit right in at sky city

えっぐい車見つけたんだけど、これなに？

@awkwardgoogle God was feeling a lil silly

Scientists in Costa Rica discovered a frog that looks just like Kermit the Frog

@CoreOfMidas No hat today sadly it would have definitely helped its too hot outside rn

@Xander_Kaine Wheres the steampunk hat and cane

I just got home & I need to ask wtf is wrong with some people? A short fat black woman asked if I would be her Colonel Sanders & not to worry she already has whips ready. Who the hell starts a conversation like that?

@_Zojka I hate slop consumerism

But I'm weird for liking tanks and stuff

@MARIMARI_EN Books make for amazing subject matter for discussions! MariMariBook Club would go hard btw.

My brain is deteriorating, by being a streamer… so I decided to make an effort to start reading books I went to the bookstore and I bought two interesting books, it cost 59 dollars total So maybe it’s economical if I just continue to get stupid

@DreadAnon Send an Explorator fleet and you may yet see it or you may see a schism form when they are corrupted by the floor mold.

Building a dreadnought and one of the halves of his wee chimney popped off the sprue and fell somewhere in the wild red yonder of my bedroom floor Give it to me straight gang, am I ever seeing that wee chimney again

@CoreOfMidas Lmao big bro Tintin

fun fact about my brother in law when he was dating my older sister, he had his hair permanently in the hairstyle tintin had in this film, so it led to me and my siblings calling him tintin for the next ten years.

@JaAmfan Guess I got to go kill someone with a candlestick in the Library now to keep up with my image

@Xander_Kaine you look more like Col Mustard

@LyrosHazard No not my type

@Xander_Kaine Well? Did you decide to take a dip in the chocolate or not?

Reread Circle of Inevitability Volume 2 Lightseeker ✅ Rating - 8.3/10 Pros - character development in this volume is really good, lumian feels so real and consistent because of his trauma. it's actively shaping every decision, and watching him claw toward redemption through relationships and small wins is incredibly satisfying. The supporting cast is also great in this volume, i really enjoyed the dynamic between lumian, jenna and franca. Even the minor character charlie's moments were good to read. Their stories also amplify this volume without stealing the spot light. Trier worldbuilding is phenomenal. We get this lived-in, layered city with social contrasts, fashion culture, and hidden mystical undercurrents. It expands the LOTM universe beautifully, again as always this volume amplifies the overall world building, lore and history of Lotm universe. We got even more information about the evil gods, their powers and the plot they are cooking. "For you are dust, and to dust you shall return." The starting line of this volume will hit you in a spot as you continue to read this volume and reach the climax The themes hit hard in this volume. The Lightseeker idea "powerless specks of dust chasing light across generations" is woven perfectly into the plot and Lumian's journey. It's hopeful yet grounded in the series signature bleakness and inevitability. The emotional pay off is absolutely phenomenal too. "Mother, I see the light." Hits at the right spot. Cons - The first half of the volume is quite slow and drags on. I genuinely felt bored while reading it. Fortunately, the second half picks up the pace very quickly. This volume really takes its time to settle in and develop the plot. Sometimes it takes too long to plant the seeds for the future payoff. Overall this volume is very solid my rating of this volume is 8.3/10 #COI #CircleofInevitability #Lotm #LordofMysteries

@FeralReaper_art @V_INYLMAN Hell yeah brother

But wait! THERE'S MORE! 👏🏻 Do you like posters? Well I made a revamp of last year's poster that my friend @V_INYLMAN will also be handing out at OffKai! Each measures about 24" × 21⅜" and there's also only 25 of these, so grab one while you can! #CoreOfMidas #OffKaiGen5

@WifuWarheads @KirscheVerstahl I wanted to try that monster but the store I usually go to sold out

#KirschedArt Patriotic monsters for my patriotic fox 🇺🇸

@Shizukougames Darth Revan and Commander Shepard would have to tie for the biggest video game characters to influence me as a kid.

Which video game character did YOU look up to as a kid? I'll judge your answers 😈

@denpafish I did it because I was fat, depressed and just wanted to talk to people and play games. I've since improved myself on the first two still suck at games tho

do people really become a vtuber in hope of finding someone to date this way…?

@GenieOdin707 For when you need to do long range fishing

wtf is this even

@Dexerto Dude deserves every second he gets

Johnny Somali could face an even longer prison sentence after another “severe punishment” petition was filed by a new victim The streamer's lawyer has also dropped him as a client

@OtakuEspiritu Define toxic

@ShiningScience Yup gaslight yourself to success

There is real science behind the idea that the brain changes based on repeated thought patterns — a process known as neuroplasticity. When people consistently practice habits like gratitude, mindfulness, optimism, or positive reflection, the brain can strengthen neural pathways associated with emotional regulation, resilience, motivation, and attention. Researchers have found that focusing attention on positive experiences may help reduce chronic stress responses and shift how the brain processes future situations. Over time, this can make it easier to notice supportive relationships, opportunities, calm moments, and solutions instead of remaining stuck in cycles of fear, negativity, or hypervigilance. This does NOT mean “just think positive” cures trauma, depression, anxiety, or hardship. Human emotions are complex, and painful emotions are valid and necessary. Toxic positivity — ignoring real struggles — is not healthy. But training the brain to intentionally recognize moments of safety, progress, connection, and gratitude can improve psychological wellbeing over time. Studies on gratitude practices and mindfulness have linked them to: 🧠 Lower perceived stress 😴 Better sleep quality 💡 Improved focus and attention ❤️ Greater emotional resilience 🤝 Stronger social connection 📉 Reduced anxiety symptoms in some individuals The brain is always adapting to repeated experiences and repeated thoughts. What you regularly give your attention to can gradually influence how you experience the world.

@0UTR0EG0 11 colors how many are there in this thing

How many colors do you see???? i see 4