It was fun, you know? Really. But then I moved to another blog and completely neglected this one.

If you’d still like to follow me, feel welcomed to on my other Vexen blog, thefreezingscholar. I’d really be honored to know that you followed me over, even if I selfishly abandoned this account.

Leaving this up until Tuesday, just in case.

Oh hai.

If you like my Vexen here, you might be interested in following my independent Vexen; especially since I’ve been more active on him recently for some reason.

turk-with-sunglasses replied to your post: ((Haven’t actually rp’d with you myself, but from what I’ve seen, you’re an awesome Vexen. One of the best I’ve ever seen. Sooo, I’d have to say an 8~))

:U

Sir, sir, sir

I don’t think

you remember but

you and I

were supposed to go

bag me a dinosaur

motherfucker

(┛◉Д◉)┛彡┻━┻

((

We should totally rp sometime. I dunno about what, but definitively something awesome. o u o ))

angelwing1026:

ghost-kid:

ask-firefly:

askspikesomething:

best-friend-of-the-ghost-kid:

the-sun-rises:

lord-english-muffin:

for any and all chars

im curious on how much i actually suck

 [[Be honest, now.]]

((OOC: Please? ouo)) 

((Please? Am I making Spike sound to old?))

((Rate my epicness!))

((I’mkindaworriedaboutdoingthisbutletsdoit))

[be honest]

//COME AT ME

prydesblog:

I’m very, very bored and would like to be entertained.

scipsy:

The Milky Way by Nasa’s great observatories: Spitzer - Infrared, Hubble - Visible/Near-Infrared, Chandra - X-Ray. (via JPL)

14-billion-years-later:

The Logarithmic Spiral

Now all you guys who are like “Yeah man the Fibonacci spiral is awesome” can just take a back seat here, because here we have the coolest of all spirals: the logarithmic spiral. Truth be told just about every time you’ve heard someone talk about the Fibonacci (or more accurately known Golden Spiral) they’ve been talking about this guy and just not realized it. The logarithmic spiral is given by the equation r=ae^(bθ) where r is the radius, a & b are positive constants and θ is the angle around the origin.

The logarithmic spiral also pops up quite often in nature, being the mathematical pattern behind such things as nautilus shells, Romanesco broccoli, spiral galaxies, the Mandelbrot set, storms, ferns and even sea horses.

Hmph, don’t be so confident, Marluxia, especially how there are several worlds I cannot see myself enjoying at all. I would prefer, if I must, a place like Twilight Town — though I can hardly think of what there is to even do there. There are also more exotic choices, but truly I could careless just where; so long as neither sweltering heat nor some sort of bodily change is a factor.