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My wrist is only 15cm, so the knotwork section had to be pretty short, but I think it still turned out pretty nice. What do you think?

I kind of made it without thinking too much,
so I feel like the color placement and overall balance turned out a bit off.
I think I need to plan it out a little better and try making it again.

I’ve been using my second RG353V for about 4 years now, and without fail, the first thing to go is always the right direction on the D-pad’s silicone pad. But I was smart enough to snag some spares from Anbernic a while ago, so I swapped it out real quick. I can freely throw Hadoukens again! 🤜🔥

Found this while on a walk. I had no idea there was such a beautiful traditional building right near my house! Don't you think Kayne looks surprisingly good with this backdrop?

I was inspired by what u/dk_dc_ said while we were chatting in the comments, so I started working on this right away.

Hi everyone! I’m from South Korea and have lived here my entire life, so I’m curious about how things are in other parts of the world.
To be honest, in Korea, even the concept of being "bisexual" is still quite unfamiliar and often difficult for people to accept. While the environment for the gay community has become a bit more relaxed compared to the past, heavy prejudice still remains.
Because of this, identifying as "pansexual" feels incredibly rare and isolated here. How is it in your countries? Is being pansexual still considered a very unique or niche identity where you live, or is it more widely recognized? I'd love to hear your experiences!

There are many similar handhelds out there, but I personally love the design and the small details of this RG353V the most.

The game is D&D: Shadow over Mystara. This specific shot shows the final boss getting destroyed in just 3 seconds due to the critical hit stack bug using the Lightning Bolt ring after a 3-hit combo.

Because I live in Korea, knives like this are very difficult to obtain and require a strict possession permit. About 20 years ago, I thought it was so beautiful that I went through a complicated process to buy it, and I still use it today. I’m not deeply knowledgeable about flipping, so I don’t really know much about performance, but I understand that modern balisongs are often optimized for flipping, especially in terms of balance. Even so, I’m curious whether this one is still respected today.

I made it today.

In Korea, there’s a cute slang term for French Bulldogs where their chubby cheeks hang over and cover their mouth —

people call it “ip-ttuk-ggyeong,” which literally means “mouth lid.”

I received these as gifts from a friend about 10 years ago. He told me they were handmade.

I did some paracord customization on them back then and just lived my life, but now I’m genuinely curious about what exactly these are.

I brought them here because I trust you guys to solve the mystery for me. Any ideas?

Just wanted to share my current setup.

I'd love to see what you guys are using.

What’s in your toolkit?

Kayne's first attempt at using communication buttons. The brain fog was real for a second, but once he realized the green button = snacks, there was no stopping him. My smart little boy!

pink : JOJO! (calling my nickname)

green : snack!

Don’t Globe knots and Gaucho knots always look cool?