just read this all in one go and it blasted my brain apart.
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Y’all see the officially rehydrated Ganondaddy—I MEAN Ganondilf—WAIT WAIT -deep shaky breath- Ganondorf yet???
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Woah Nelly is a Neapolitan cow. I hope to make her Pupperoni's friend, and she would help by giving everyone some milk after being after by spicy stuff. Dorothy, however may not get the spicy treatment due to the fact birds can handle spiciness without any problems. This is due to something called capsicum.
Fact: Woah Nelly's name is similar to Hello Kitty.
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Queer cryptids
I think a reason why cryptids are a big part of queer culture is because most people don't believe in their existence and/or actively try to hunt them down, ultimately forcing them to hide. We can feel a sense of kinship with that. Also they are gender because they slay while all that's happening.
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tagged by @steddie-there @hexiewrites& @flashyysins since the last time I did this
Sen said that she's gonna do it when people keep tagging her and we're gonna get little treats of each other's works forever, so I am hype for that. Love the new rule
Rules: In a new post, show the last line you wrote and tag as many people as there are words. If you get tagged again, you post another one whenever.
“Yeah, turns out having a plate smashed against your skull isn’t all that good for you,” He joked, pouring them each a completely black cup.
So this is 25 words. Kill me and my need to add action tags to dialogue. I'm doing the same thing as last time 1/2 the people
@henderdads @gothbat99 @stevethehairington (give me the valentines fic snippets plsssssss) @riality-check @stevecarrington @strawberryspence (If I can be a greedy bastard I need a snippet of the fic you mentioned the other day) @eddieunbanished @flowercrowngods @stevesbipanic @sparkle-fiend @thelastwalkingsoul and the three of you that tagged me you fiends!!!! (Ilysm)
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Woah Nelly!
I forgot all about this website!
Woah Nelly!
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You ever go through something and then it feels like you got dropped in a cold void and you dont really know which way is up and which way is down but like you know you have to keep moving so now youre just heading in A Direction-
Yeah.
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Part of the reason why Temeraire is so good is that Naomi Novik can actually write reasonably convincing 19th century dialog and prose. It really feels like so many historical fiction authors only barely make an effort to make their dialog period appropriate and don’t even try with the prose/style and it’s honestly really refreshing to read a book that’s like actively trying to emulate the period
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