Or will not wearing rings cause the holes to misalign?
The reactions were super interesting and in-depth and I’m having a hard time finding them again!
Colors:
Believe 41 En Noir
OPI coca-cola red
CNL 672 Asteroid
OPI living on the bula-vard
CNL 513 Super Bloom
OPI NLA65
BP teal
Kokie GNA642
Pretty Woman Candy Chrome
CNL736 Melody
CNL70 Charms
Like, you can put in ‘base 7’ and it’ll do all the calculations in that base, for instance!
Fractional bases would be really cool but not necessary
Also, ideally, it would allow you to use decimals
Polishes: Pinky: CNL153 Dynasty, Ring: Sally Hansen 922, Orly Night Fever, CNL513 Super Bloom, Kozmic Colors 21 Zesty Zing, Middle: Sally Hansen 785 Fresh Beginnings, Kozmic Colors 21 Zesty Zing, Sally Hansen 898 Catching Fireflies, Orly Summer Sunset, Pointer: Sally Hansen 785 Fresh Beginnings, Kozmic Colors 14 Lime Twist, Thumb: CNL517 Lyrical, Kozmic Colors 14 Lime Twist, Thumb: C37628 Riptide, Kozmic Colors 20 Ice Tool, 14 Lime Twist, Pointer: LA Colors 508, 20 Ice Tool, Middle: CNP66 x2, CNL156 Glacier, Ring: Sally Hansen 130 Vio-Lit, Pinky: Nucolor 968, CNL152 Rose Mimosa
Underside: Left Hand: Pinky: WetnWild 485D Black Crème, Ring: CNL 158 Metallica, Middle: beauty concepts (no color name, but silver sparkly), Pointer: La colors white nail art, Thumb: OPI LN47, Right: Thumb: CNP66 x2, Pointer: CNP66 x2, Middle: Nucolor 968, Ring: OPI Pink Flamenco 262, Pinky: OPI Pink Flamenco 262
I like to write spontaneously, so sometimes I just have my phone, an external keyboard and nowhere to put it except my lap. Considering this, what’s the best/least damaging way to have my hands/arms positioned?
I’ve been consistently writing at least 500 words a day, but whenever I test myself on the typing websites, I can’t seem to get much above 35. I was at 35 a month ago and I’m still at 35 today. Any advice?
The rules say that you can’t do a direct expy - it has to be an AU or headcanon version of a character. What I’m a bit confused about, is if a character has no canon appearance, is the way you imagine them in your head okay to post, or is that still too close?
I’m writing a story about a group of people that live at very high temperatures, and I was thinking about having them use clay tablets to write, but I have some logistical questions.
How hard is dry, unfired clay? Could you drag a hard surface along the dips and grooves without messing up the writing? How long does it take to dry at various temperatures? Is there some kind of formula I can use?
What’s the best way to re-wet dry clay to remold it?
What clays, starting from a base of the kind you find in the ground, could you fire without actually needing to use fire?
Can you keep air dry clay moist to prevent it from hardening or does air exposure always dry it?
Can you make air dry clay by mixing natural clay with non-organic binders? What are the recipes used to make it industrially (as opposed to DIY)?
Writing something involving a blind species who only recently discovered that stars and other planets were a thing, after inventing a way to detect electromagnetic wavelengths (aka light) and translate them into comprehensible output - they thought space was basically empty until then. So they’d really have no need to have a simple layperson word for it.
Ideally clothes-wearing, but that’s not a necessity. Ideally I’d want them to be as far from a humanoid bauplan as possible (think stuff like Project Hail Mary!)