I’m writing a wiki about my pet universe.
I have already been defeated by inserting images.
…halp…
I’m writing a wiki about my pet universe.
I have already been defeated by inserting images.
…halp…
(#00786 - B055)
After their strange friends from a different future left, Raoul found a tiny trinket in one of their bunks. It looked like a cylinder… and it had a button, but beyond that, there was no clue of how it worked or what it was.
So, naturally, he pressed the button.
There was no hum. No whirr. No noise of anything mechanical going on, and no hint of what it was supposed to do. Raoul jiggled it. Pressed it against
Read more »Read more »For those wondering how to respectfully mourn Mr. Nimoy in his own traditions, rather than using the Christian iconography that is so prevalent in our culture, and yet so incredibly inappropriate, this is how.
Jewish families “sit shiva” in respect for the dead for a period of seven days following a death. This is a time of mourning for the family, where they are visiting in their home by the community. It may be solemn, it may be a
Source: Howard Gardner: 9 types of intelligence.
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Read more »I’ve seen a few tribute posts to Leonard Nimoy going around that use Christian imagery and iconography and while I respect everyone’s right to honor him in their own way I’d like to remind everyone that Leonard Nimoy was Jewish and should be respected and remembered as such. Please try to respect that in any posts, art, or other tributes you may make to his memory. Please don’t erase this part of his identity. Thanks.
Read more »Tamir Rice, 12
Trayvon Martin, 17
Mike Brown, 18
Akai Gurley, 28
Ezell Ford, 25
John Crawford III, 22
Eric Garner, 43,
Yvette Smith, 47
Jordan Baker, 26
Jonathan Ferrell, 24
Larry Eugene Jackson, Jr., 32
AND YOU SHOULD BE TOO.
GG has her own soda this weekend. It is delish’ness. #afktavern
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Read more »According to Vulcan mourning traditions, a death is mourned only if the life was wasted. Leonard Nimoy lived an incredible life and leaves behind a wonderful legacy - one of compassion, creativity, and kindness. Let’s honor his life and celebrate his legacy by making an effort to uplift and encourage our fellow travelers on this little blue planet. #LLAP
InterNutter’s “Holy F*ck I Have 200 Followers” Give-away! DAY 10 OF 14!
[Yes, I lost a follower between now and yesterday. I guess my minty style isn’t for everyone. Sorry about that]
ENTRANTS DRAWN ON DAY 15! I NOW HAVE ENOUGH ENTRANTS FOR A FAIR DRAW! YOU HAVE FIVE DAYS LEFT TO ENTER! ENTER NOW FOR YOUR CHANCE!
I’m broke as boulders so I can only afford to give away:
Two years.
Seven hundred and thirty-two stories.
Hundreds of thousands of words.
All in these convenient annual anthologies.
Pay actual money for them and encourage the author to do more.

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Sahra was on the opposite side of the station to Ore Processing when it blew up. For a tunnel rat and a slave, this means nothing but trouble. But for Sahra, that’s just the beginning.Read more »
Her people need a Saviour to lead them to freedom, but no such person dare volunteer with the Masters’ guns ready to fire at all times. What harm could there be in doing a few things to help the Saviour finally turn up?
As
T'reka just wanted to learn. Unfortunately for her, her entire species views scientific thinking as a form of insanity. And when she wants to learn all about the various venomous, poisonous, and outright deadly life forms on a land mass named Toxic Island, you can almost see why. Little did she know that when she committed her life to the study of this strange and hostile land, there was already a colony of monsters setting up housekeeping. Now she’s face-to-faceRead more »
Time to let people know what stuff I have for sale.
Image heavy posts coming as soon as Tumblr is able to handle them.
Please share and reblog the fact that my books exist.
Read more »No One Showed Up To A Little Boy With Autism’s Birthday, So His Mom Asked Facebook For Help
Faith in humanity restored




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[AN: I already have a much longer one in progress here, so I’ll pretend it doesn’t exist in my continuity just for you. (Seriously, keeping a continuity is vastly important to me and registers on my OCD) You’re welcome]
1912
There was a small dirigible docked with the Eiffel Tower, which some Parisians still called “the tragic coat hanger”. But even they had to admit that it did come in handy as a dock for dirigibles,
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