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Only a few more days until I get my games back
Then, the writening can commence
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I’ll just pick a line from it
I still need to think of a title for that writing I did. I’ve never had to name the things I write before, since I’ve really only ever done roleplay. I need to learn how to do that
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I still need to think of a title for that writing I did. I’ve never had to name the things I write before, since I’ve really only ever done roleplay. I need to learn how to do that
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NEVER SETTLE, ALWAYS SECOND GUESS YOURSELF BECAUSE PERFECTION IS INDEED OUT THERE

I FOUND THE PHONE CASE I WANT. YES I AM BEING OVERLY PICKY BUT IT PAID OFF
#if it’s something I’m gonna see every single day for a lot of the day#I want to love how it looks#and here we are. face nemesis phone case
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I know they're named after him but for reasons I can't fully articulate it's hilarious that the guy who invented zeppelins was named Ferdinand von Zeppelin
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the postal service names their shit exactly like how a 16 y.o. names angsty fanfic
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Declan would never have found out his therapist was using ChatGPT had it not been for a technical mishap. The connection was patchy during one of their online sessions, so Declan suggested they turn off their video feeds. Instead, his therapist began inadvertently sharing his screen.
“Suddenly, I was watching him use ChatGPT,” says Declan, 31, who lives in Los Angeles. “He was taking what I was saying and putting it into ChatGPT, and then summarizing or cherry-picking answers.”
Declan was so shocked he didn’t say anything, and for the rest of the session he was privy to a real-time stream of ChatGPT analysis rippling across his therapist’s screen. The session became even more surreal when Declan began echoing ChatGPT in his own responses, preempting his therapist.
“I became the best patient ever,” he says, “because ChatGPT would be like, ‘Well, do you consider that your way of thinking might be a little too black and white?’ And I would be like, ‘Huh, you know, I think my way of thinking might be too black and white,’ and [my therapist would] be like, ‘Exactly.’ I’m sure it was his dream session.”
Among the questions racing through Declan’s mind was, “Is this legal?” When Declan raised the incident with his therapist at the next session—“It was super awkward, like a weird breakup”—the therapist cried. He explained he had felt they’d hit a wall and had begun looking for answers elsewhere.“I was still charged for that session,” Declan says, laughing.
omg that's so funny, all the worry about patients therapising themselves with ChatGPT when a real human therapist can do it for them 😂
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The only downside to talking to small children like they’re normal people and treating them like normal people (as per my mom) is that as they develop into bigger children they are viscerally aware of every single moment in which they are pandered to like stupid little accessories (as per my dad, my teacher, the special ed aide, every adult in my middle school) and you end up getting a lot of phone calls from people reporting your kid for (checks notes) “undermining authority”, “disrupting the classroom environment”, “disobeying elder peers”, and “unionizing the grade eleven gym class with intent to incite a mutiny” (as per me) and you end up with a Grown Adult who will absolutely encourage and enable other people’s children to fuck the sustem
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we were talking about the criminalization of homosexuality in class and my professor (who as far as i know isn't in any way queer) said something i quite enjoyed in that. well the exchange was more or less this: a student asked a question (doesn't really matter what exactly just know that i was rolling my eyes So hard internally) and the prof looked at the student and was like (i'm paraphrasing here this conversation was not in english) Do you have any queer friends? and the student went Uhhhh in a manner that made it clear the answer was probably no and the prof said Actually statistically speaking you most likely do. If I had to divide this room into two groups the way to do it would not be "people with queer friends" and "people without queer friends" it would be "people whose queer friends are out to them" and "people whose queer friends aren't". And if you're in the latter category you should consider why that is--if maybe your behavior is indicating to the queer people around you that you're not safe to come out to. to come back to your question if you really want to know about queerness there's a very simple way of doing that: you make yourself a person queer people feel comfortable talking to about their experiences and then you fucking listen to them when they do (the fuck is not paraphrased) (there was a fuck involved) (frankly king shit)
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The Grotesquery
Completed: August 4th 2025
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6 of 20 PWF Cards
This will be it's only card
Guys I think I finally figured out how to spell this damn thing's name without looking it up!
This creature is disgusting and probably smells HORRID
I've usually seen it depicted as green (funny that all the things we refer to as 'it' are green- the Grotesquery, Nye, etc) but it's a mirage of different creatures parts, so I made it *mostly* green
Idk what's sticking out of it's torso. They're supposed to be ribs, but they don't really look like ribs, do they?
The tentacle arm is hard to see, but each tentacle makes a 'finger.' You can also see the stinger shooting out of its arm and the acid filled boil (which looks so gross I'm really proud of that lol)
Staples!! Whoever put this thing together did not care about making it look pretty, only functional
You can find my spreadsheet for this project here
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#the stinger and the boil look disgusting /pos#I mean the whole thing does. but that hand especially#skulduggery pleasant#the grotesquery#body horror#ohh I just noticed the twisty tentacle arm’s hand is visible too! that looks great
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“The residual heat came from its blade” would’ve been a better way to end that paragraph than “the residual heat came from Sohothin”. Ah well
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If I’m gonna start writing GW2 stuff, I really should look up what precocious actually means. Right now, it’s just that word that’s used as an epithet for Aurene
Anyway I just did that, it means “having developed certain abilities at an earlier age that is usual or expected”
Precocious Aurene.. the scion who grew up too fast
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