Sparkrunner

Eventually the cadmium misting sat down.

Back Misunderstanding said "I don't know, why did you ask me? I must be misunderstanding you.

Has the spoiler tag rule been changed? Or is there a way to pursue an exemption?

So he said "Laurel or Yanni?" multiple times in an attempt to draw out the penipanapple.

The worldspire is connected to the core of the earth, we do not know how big that is. (In real life, not in your librarian-controlled geology textbooks.)

The Pine-Pickle ate him.

All that we have confirmed is that he breaks gravity.

Too bad all the arcane theorists and stuff are hanging out in Cosmere Q&A. And all the fun, QuIrKy types are hanging out in the Random Threads... Maybe I could read a manual on coding and compromise the site, then set up some redirect links... Or I could just change my sig!

Lift gratefully accepted the look. Then ate it. It was crunchy and salty, like a strawberry. (A strawberry that had been dried and covered with Salt.)

"As opposed to what in Roshar have I done?" Lift asked innocently.

Because Sam Sang.

He decided to respond with math facts that he looked up on his Apple phone. Of course, he took a bite of the Apple.

I'mma change the title so it's a bit more click-bait like, see if I can attract more discussion.

Flugwat the happy beansprout.

Re-reading Alcatraz, on book 3, noticed this: "I blushed. It now seemed silly. 'I figured... well I thought if I could break Gravity, then I could fly.' Grandpa Smedry chuckled quietly. 'Break Gravity, eh? Very bold of you... a very Smedry-like attempt, but a bit beyond even the scope of your power, I'd say. Imagine the Chaos if Gravity stopped working all over the world!' I don't have to imagine it. I've lived it. But we'll get to that. Eventually." Welp. Spoilers (Books 5 and 6) And in book 2, we learn that the worldspire reaches all the way down to the center of the earth, which is made of glass. Hypothetically, what would happen if someone or something were to break the core of the Earth? how would that affect gravity? EDIT: Also from book 2: they regard me as their savior, but I only fixed what I broke in the first place. (loosely paraphrased)

Where did ya find this?

Hurt David, Heal Raoden Conflux - 10 David - 8 Mizzy - 10 Elend - 10 God King - 10 Gavilar - 10 Dalinar - 11 Elhokar - 10 Sebarial - 10 Raoden - 10

Fixed.

Hurt Firefight, heal Raoden Conflux - 10 Firefight- 4 David - 10 Mizzy - 10 Elend - 9 God King - 10 Gavilar - 10 Dalinar - 10 Elhokar - 10 Sebarial - 10 Raoden - 10 Sorry, and thanks! (I think.)

Hurt Elend, Heal Elhokar Conflux - 10 Firefight- 7 David - 10 Mizzy - 10 Elend - 8 God King - 10 Gavilar - 10 Dalinar - 10 Elhokar - 11 Sebarial - 10 Raoden - 9 EDIT: This is what my very strict autocorrect corrected to: (Worth a laugh!)

Hurt Megan, Heal Elhokar Nightwielder - 1 Conflux - 10 Firefight- 6 Megan - 6 David - 10 Mizzy - 10 Elend - 10 God King - 10 Gavilar - 10 Dalinar - 10 Elhokar - 11 Sebarial - 10 Raoden - 6

Ahem* Read down to the discussion of different chapter numbers.

@robardin has a good point. Why waste time trying to bestow intelligence or teach something how to use it's powers? Just use emotional allomancy! Spy birds! Sabotage rodents! Elephant cavalry! Chasmfiend cavalry! Innumerous uses!

The (rather) blatant but still unlisted references to beating yourself over the head with a fantasy novel by Brandon Sanderson, described as being WAY too thick.

Modifying, no. I might crop a bit, or change a few colors, but that should be it. Anything you ask. Most pictures will probably only be on the screen for a few moments, so I can put attribution for the art in the credits, or in the corner of the art its-self.