First off, this is hilarious, but secondly, the artist’s name is Bill Flowers and he literally goes by The Snake Artist because he just does a bunch of paintings like this.
He’s also apparently a “venomous snake wrangler.” He’s Australian, which I feel explains a lot.
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Sometimes you don’t have the perfect kind of water to do the job. Fortunately, you can substitute in a soda and it’ll do the trick.
Coke:Use to break down a barrier or disintegrate something. Good for curses/hexes/removing anything.
Pepsi: Use to “Sweeten” someone up, butter them before asking them of something. Good for offering due to high sugar content, making it sweeter than Coke.
Mountain Dew: Give a spell a jolt of energy/power.
Ginger Ale: Settle an argument, calm something down. Also good for grounding yourself, since it comes from a root.
Root beer: Also good for grounding. Use in a mixture to add the element Earth to your spell.
Cream Soda: Use as a replacement for vanilla extract, good with love-related spells and money.
Orange Soda: Good for love, luck, and divination. Drink before/during divining.
Grape Soda: Use to add a “sour” note to something. Good for hexes, curses, etc.
This is pretty cool. These would be great bases when concocting your own potions.
Awesome idea, I have never seen somebody use soda like this.
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[ID: Sitting at a kitschy red and white booth in a 60s style diner are Nicholas Waters, a brown man with a mustache and thick jacket, and Static man, a colorful haze of . Static man has a plate of nachos and fried chicken as well as a soda. Nicholas has an avocado and salmon salad. Outside the large wall windows are colorful red rock formations and a road leading off into the distance. End ID]
The downside to never measuring anything is that I end up with weird leftovers, eg the extra spanakopitakia filling that I simply could not manage to fit into the phyllo. The upside is that I end up looking at those leftovers and deciding I can mix them with also-leftover ricotta to have some sort of bastardized khachapuri for breakfast
