AdamLeisemann

As of lte, I've been playing around with bases just to get out my ideas, and I found this free base, which is only available for a few days Go get it while you can.

Normally, I don't like to talk about politics because more often than not, I get angry with the general state of affairs. Also, with how easily angered others get when you talk about a political opinion (such as how badly certain politicians are doing in office), it is easy to assume that not many people really know how to talk about these matters without degenerating into a shouting contest. You see these shouting contests every day in online forums. That said, certain things we tend to think of as "political" really shouldn't be so divided on partisan lines. BLACK LIVES MATTER. I put this in caps not to shout, but to call attention to that phrase. You might have seen it around the internet lately. It is a movement that is asking for police reform; specifically asking that the cops treat blacks (and other minorities) with the same consideration that white folks get. Now, I'm all for apprehending criminals, but that's a different thing from kneeling on somebody's throat for nine

I just got back from a conventyion and I wound up forgetting the name of an artist who made one of my commissions. They didn't sign it, so I can't give them the credit they deserve until I find out who drew the piece for me. How should I find this information out? To give an idea of what the image is, it's a robotic MLP style unicorn with a straight mane and tail manipulating the pieces of a toy robot in her telekinetic aura. On her flank is a pixelated screwdriver. The picture is black and white, done in pencils. The convention was Fur Squared 2020.