Got to sleep sometime around 9:30 to 10PM
Got woken up long about 1:30 AM
That means I’m functioning on less than four hours’ sleep
I want to kill the world
Or at least the bit of it that won’t let me go back to sleep until it’s time to wake up properly
Read more »I got into an argument today after school between some people who were completely for transgender folk and support homosexuality to a full extent, but were completely throwing aside gender fluid people, and claiming they cannot exist.
I want to prove them wrong.
Rule of Fiction 13: Any monster, fictional or real, will have a romance written about it, often one where it turns out to be “not that bad”. A lot will be absurdly well-written and thought out, and a lot will be barely-readable trash.
Pre-Amity humans and Galactic Alliance again, I’d rather see well written (because your stuff is always well written) but there’s always the Twilight in Space option if you feel like it
[AN: The problem with any Twilight
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Who’s in?
Read more »“they’re British skeletons of course they’re dancing sarcastically. ”
The place was alive. But only technically.
Crowds of “people” flooded the dance floor and the air was full of the unique miasma of a dance club. Music, people shouting to be heard over the music, stale alcohol and even staler cigarette smoke.
This was Club 86. Where the undead went to live it up.
Maia was busy trying not to freak out. She was the only person&
Read more »Read more »This is the Memorial to the Missing and contains over 50,000,000 pennies to represent the lives of each American child abandoned to abortion by a society and a culture that has embraced their destruction. We must prevent the need to add to this memorial. Take a stand. Get involved.
”How we treat the least of us defines us.”
“should I use this $500k to help struggling parents and pregnant people or should I put it in a
Read more »Observe - a Mad Scientist that’s cracked a little more than usual, and has completely stuffed up their cost-benefits analysis:
“This weapon accelerates the round - any variety of tree nut - up to point-eight-cee in the direction of the target. Observe! An average walnut. Walnuts average between five and ten grams, while this particular specimen is right around the middle at seven and a quarter. If I place this nut here - you’ll see the machine analyses the
False
Read more »OMG I AM THE GRUMPUS
I’m the why am I awake most of the time, other times I am the last one, lol.
The third one is me. My life is hell.
OTOH, I get a lot of writing done.
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r: AAAAAAHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHH HEEEELLLPPPPPPPPPPPP
s: i told you not to ride it. now you’re on your own
h: thanks for the ice cream!
[insert horribad honeybee pun here]
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http://devisamarama.tumblr.com/post/81454106149/nightvaleradiostation-pewdiepiesfanblog
A character that uses every opportunity to throw her prosthetic arm at people, hand it to them etc.
The Membletak used to be a race of conquerors. As far as manifest destinies were concerned, they were mostly benevolent. They did not, for instance, use germ warfare or treat their conquered planets as dump sites or their conquered people as second-class citizens.
They did rely on heavy taxes, but you can’t have everything.
That is,
Read more »that-crazy-girl-from-wisconsin:
Turn on the app If you feel unsafe hold your finger on the screen. Once arrived to a safe location, enter your code. If your finger leaves the screen without entering the code law enforcement is notified and your location is tracked through your phone.
reblogging bc this seems really useful
This could be extremely useful!
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The reasonable man adapts himself to the world; the unreasonable one persists to adapt the world to himself. Therefore, all progress depends on the unreasonable man.
-George Bernard Shaw
If he doesn’t blow himself up in the process.
-Anonymous — c/- RecklessPrudence
Ax’and’l often struggled to find something nice to say about the human race. His usual compromise, that they were profitable mammals, did not always make it seem like enough of a boon.
Especially when Hwell had managed
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