Vicariously
Dear Skyiary…

Your Character’s Name: Dicksword Dragonfucker

Your race: Redguard

Hours played: My wife hasn’t given away the xbox, nor have I had a Pikachu fit.

Your favourite skill: One-Handed

Your favourite weapon: Refined Falmer War Axe

Your favourite spell: I don’t mess with that fancy fairy shit much

Your favourite Shout: FUS. It’s the only one i know. It can kill torch bugs and moths.

Your favourite ability: To kick kettles, tankards and cast iron pots around while people are trying to discuss important business at the table.

Your favourite in-game activity: Clearing Dungeons

Your favourite town: Whiterun. I like the architecture

Your favourite Companion(s): Lydia. When I said “Wait over there..” she did… And then the giant homerunned her into the air.

Your favourite site/monument: The stonehengey one with a gated staircase and the usual bear eagle snake puzzle, because i literally stumbled into it.

Your favourite NPC(s): Derpeethus. I left him fighting with lydia, and she was gone for two days.

Your favourite faction: Imperials. Because they’re too many to fuck with.

Your favourite book: the ones that cost a lot

Your favourite moment so far: killing the second dragon. I wasn’t prepared, all i had was a mace, but yes, i killeth it.

This ain’t Donsol

This ain’t Donsol

youmeandthebigbluesea:

& Whale Sharks.

youmeandthebigbluesea:

& Whale Sharks.

hussyville:

West Papua, Indonesia
British photographer Steve Jones submerged himself in the water to capture the relationship that has developed between man and whales sharks. Locals Indonesian peninsula of West Papua have struck up a bond with the monster fish, which can measure up to 12m in length. Fishermen hand feed them and even leap into the water to cut them free should they get caught in fishing nets. (via Telegraph)

hussyville:

West Papua, Indonesia

British photographer Steve Jones submerged himself in the water to capture the relationship that has developed between man and whales sharks. Locals Indonesian peninsula of West Papua have struck up a bond with the monster fish, which can measure up to 12m in length. Fishermen hand feed them and even leap into the water to cut them free should they get caught in fishing nets. (via Telegraph)

iheartmyart:

Ferris Plock, Daffy, 2011, Acrylic on Wood Panel, 20x30
Exhibition Just For One Day at The Shooting Gallery, October 1–29, 2011

iheartmyart:

Ferris Plock, Daffy, 2011, Acrylic on Wood Panel, 20x30

Exhibition Just For One Day at The Shooting Gallery, October 1–29, 2011

iheartmyart:

Ferris Plock, Hello, 2011, Acrylic on Wood Panel, 20” x 30”
Exhibition Just For One Day at The Shooting Gallery, October 1–29, 2011

iheartmyart:

Ferris Plock, Hello, 2011, Acrylic on Wood Panel, 20” x 30”

Exhibition Just For One Day at The Shooting Gallery, October 1–29, 2011

iheartmyart:

Ferris Plock, Hidden, 2011
iheartmyart:

Matt Rota, The Belly’s Ocean, 12” x 14” watercolor, ink, acrylic on Rives BFK illustration paper, CoproGallery

iheartmyart:

Matt Rota, The Belly’s Ocean, 12” x 14” watercolor, ink, acrylic on Rives BFK illustration paper, CoproGallery