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Q: Why Raditz? A: He's always had his own interesting fighting style. He's kind of the underdog of the 3 Saiyans Nappa, Vegeta, and Raditz. The former always belittling him, as seen in DBZ Kakarot. Kind of a sympathy for the devil sort of thing, but either way, I find him interesting.

That'll be cool octopus are so smart

Jellyfish are really cool I liked the ones in Tennessee. That was the first time I'd seen them in person. For some reason I thought jellyfish were the really smart ones but than when I thought about that I realized I was thinking about octopus and thought it was jellyfish because of the tentacles It would be nice to see information on octopus because I think they are really neat.

That's a good idea I should do octopus tomorrow ~

Yeah he has zero lmao

I've always been curious about octopuses too and the difference with squid.

Because he gave it all to you?

It was so foggy this morning I couldn't see anything .-. the buildings across the street were barely visible.

That's my I don't have to run day

@Kari ~ there are Lion's Mane stinging jellies in the gulf of Maine, not sure if that's some place you go or not a lot Could've been a moon jelly. They usually can't penetrate human skin because they have weak stingers. @Ayame not sure about actually reversing humans to babies lmao but definitely possible to use some of the things they're learning

Unfortunately all sig making is shut down to request until I make 100 Natsume sigs

Sorry mates I don't have any 3rd age

Hi everyone Im newish as in I made my account before but never posted until now. My friends are on this forum right now so Im going to post here for awhile when I can remember to but uhm yeah I hope to be here when i can. Big hi's to @Sakura @Animedragon@Zeref an others i know from the other place!!

I can't imagine it

No idea what they are talking about, never heard of it either

Maybe that's why they're always screaming. I'd scream all the time too if I woke up as a baby again. I'd be gutted.

I've never seen this 3rd age you talk about. Is it armor?

I guess we're done with manic Monday and it's taco Tuesday. Which is what I'm doing. I just finished tacos.

Got cold here as the front moved in! It was 66F this morning before it started to rain. It is now 47F. Weather people say the snow level might get down to 3500' too. I'm a bit lower at 1800' but the tops of the nearby hills less than a mile away are at around 5000'. Might see some snow-capped peaks during tomorrow's commute to work.

*Looking at my 3rd arm and looking at the chainsaw* "No you know what I think I like this addition, I'll keep it"

That's okay I really don't want to wake up a baby again o^o

That's my fun day!

I got so into it that last night I almost completely finished season one instead of sleeping lmao

Just another manic Monday I wish it was Sunday

Ya'll can stay away from my 3rd age lol ALSO HEY STARIIIIIIIII REEEEEEEEEEEE

Did you know jellyfish don't have a brain? They also don't have hearts or a central nervous system. They do however have a collective of nerves forming a nerve net. This allows them to sense and respond to stimuli such as touch, light, and temperature. Despite this, they can still perform complex behaviors, including swimming, feeding, and even learning. These are just a few facts I'm going to go over about jellyfish in this blog entry. Let's start off with a few basic facts about jellyfish. They are about 95% water. They have no brain, heart, or bones. Their tentacles are covered in tiny stinging cells called nematocysts. These cells fire microscopic harpoons that inject venom. They mostly drift with ocean currents rather than actively swimming long distances. Jellyfish have existed for over 500 million years, making them older than dinosaurs and some species have remained relatively unchanged for millions of years. The box jellyfish is one of the most venomous marine animals in the world. The species known as the “immortal jellyfish”, Turritopsis dohrnii, can revert back to its juvenile form after reaching adulthood, potentially repeating its life cycle. __________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________ Now I'll go ahead and do a myth vs. fact jellyfish addition too. Myth #1: All jellyfish are deadly. Fact: Most jellyfish stings are painful but not life-threatening to humans. However, species like the box jellyfish can be extremely venomous. Myth #2: If it’s dead, it can’t sting you. Fact: Even dead jellyfish can still sting. Their stinging cells (nematocysts) can fire after the jellyfish has washed ashore. Myth #3: Jellyfish are fish. Fact: Despite the name, jellyfish are not fish. They’re in the phylum Cnidaria, making them more closely related to corals and sea anemones. Myth #4: Jellyfish don’t have eyes. Fact: Some species do! Certain box jellyfish species have surprisingly complex eyes that can detect light and shapes. __________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________ Box Jellyfish This section will be dedicated to the box jellyfish, the most deadly of the jellyfish. Currently we know of around 51 species of the box jellyfish which are grouped into 2 orders and 8 families. Stings from some species, including Chironex fleckeri, Carukia barnesi, Malo kingi, and a few others, are extremely painful and often fatal to humans. This venom is delivered by contact with it's tentacles. The most venomous box jellyfish is the Chironex fleckeri, commonly known as the Australian box jellyfish or sea wasp. It has extremely potent venom that attacks the heart, nervous system, and skin cells. and the more severe stings can cause intense pain, cardiac complications, and in rare cases, can be fatal if not treated quickly. It’s primarily found in the coastal waters of northern Australia and parts of Southeast Asia. __________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________ The Immortal Jellyfish The immortal jellyfish is the species Turritopsis dohrnii and it’s famous for its unusual ability to essentially “reset” its life cycle. It can revert from its adult stage back to its juvenile polyp stage and it can do this process multiple times. This process is called transdifferentiation, where specialized cells transform into different types of cells. When stressed, injured, or nearing the end of its life, it can transform its adult cells back into immature cells and return to its earlier polyp stage. From there, it can grow into a new adult again. Is it truly "immortal"? No, not really. It can still die from things like predators, disease, or environmental changes too. These jellyfish are actually super tiny, about the size of your pinky nail. Scientists are currently studying them to learn more about aging, cellular regeneration, and stem cell processes. __________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________ Moon Jelly This is the most common species of jellies, and likely one you've seen. This species is hardy and super easy to care for, and often found in aquariums. It's found in temperate and tropical oceans worldwide and most common in bays, estuaries, harbors, and coastal waters. Usually about 10–16 inches (25–40 cm) across. Has relatively mild venom, generally harmless to humans. Feeds mostly on plankton and small marine organisms. Moves by gently pulsing its bell, drifting with currents. Good news, you can have these as pets. Here's a few key things to know or have if you're going to do that: You're going to need a kreisel tank and they cannot live in regular tanks and thrive. These types of tanks will allow them to float suspended in the water, prevents them from getting stuck in corners, and creates a gentle current for them that they need to survive. Moon jellies are very soft-bodied and they can tear easily if they touch any type of hard surface or filters. They are very sensitive to water quality. Because of this you'll need to keep the tank temperature around 60–70F (15–21C). Of course, it will have to be a salt water tank with strong filtration and keep the water clean at all times. Clean water is critical because jellyfish have no immune system like vertebrates. For food, they'll eat mostly baby brine shrimp or specialized jellyfish food blends you can order online and they'll need to be fed 1-2 times daily. Because they lack complex digestive systems, uneaten food must be cleaned out quickly to prevent water quality issues. Keep in mind, even though they look simple enough to care for, they are not beginner pets and require a lot of care and work. __________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________ To end, I'll leave you with a few pictures I took of jellyfish at the Ripley's Aquarium.

Another sunny day with a cold wind.

anything cute!! any anime girl that you think is cute i just want something pretty by you uhm if you want some ideas Anya from spy family, kanna, chika from love is war, or any character from laid back camp or clannad!

Well I wanted to make matching PFP's & sigs for me and @Zariel with House of the Dragon stuffs cuz we were watching that, but now I wanna do the Natsume thing, so I'll prolly be doing that, now that I feel better I think I can manage making something tonight lol dunno what it's gonna be yet though

Give her time. But when she's made the sigs she'll also want to to 100 PFPs to match them.

Its's 25 and I think it's going to snow

At home for the most part but I did go out to buy groceries.

I went out and filmed some trains.

Tired and I rather go back to bed.

I think it's better to be influenced by Pessi than by Cam.

Goes to clothing department and askes "Do you have any shirts with three sleeves?"

I asked first.

Jase simping again Hi @Stari sup?

Cam ain't getting nothing and @Stari yeah lmk what you want and I'll make it ~!

*Sees a giant fireball coming at him and ducks under a table* "Maybe this will work like they teach us in earthquakes"..

Thanks<333 Yeah it was fun, he's better at some aspects of things than I am~

Ya same honestly ~ I would rather watch than read, even though I used to be the opposite of that >_> I think it comes down to the fact that I also watch a lot of anime or shows while playing games too so it's more convenient to watch it one one screen and play something on the other since time is limited I get more out of watching over reading too these days

I was just smacked for no reason

YES COME WC WITH ME IT'S FUN I SWEAR lmao OIII ~smack~ LOL Poor Orion being attacked this way for no reason ;-;

I can't walk by that chicken farm and not stop and look at it for a minute or two with a flood of memories coming back lol ~ funny how just a little spot on a game can have such an important memory

This is what I still do most always when I play unless I am doing something along the lines of group or solo raids or bossing. Skilling is fun to have 2 at the same time going one to do quests on and it makes the skilling times feel faster.

When I played I liked to have it open on 2 screens with 2 accounts, one a newb account and one my main account so that I could do some mundane task on my main that doesn't require a lot of attention such as fishing and have fun doing those beginner tasks on the side newb account. It would keep me interested and busy.

There is also some nostalgia in making a new account and running around on a free to play world for awhile and doing the beginning quests that I've always liked. Playing Cook's Assistant or Sheep Shearer always makes me feel a little bit of nostalgia of being 10 again and doing those quests for the first time.

That's why I do it too honestly.. just watching the levels go vrooooo00000ooooo00m for a change lol ~ instead of spending 1 week working hours a day just trying to get 1 level x.x

See I'm just far too lazy lately So AFk'ing and basically just browsing the forums or watching Boruto while I play is about the only way I can even focus zzz If I don't get it by 99 I'm coming after you ~ I know where you live XD