#Www...Wednesday

[andorshitdaily]

Wandor Wednesday Wars #7 - Round One

DRINKING CONTEST - WHO WOULD WIN?

What are the rules? Whatever you want, it's literally just drinking.

[necoryn-rising]

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Share the dragon who would be most likely to get banned from a grocery store, and talk about why you picked them

This question was very silly and I had a lot of fun thinking about it lol, thank you! As a Shadow clan I'll be honest, a lot of my dragons would probably be kicked out for general low level mischief, but the one who would be fully banned would be Dianthus!

He is very small and very angry about this. And also just angry in general. Very much a "look at me wrong and I'll bite you" type of dragon. I can imagine him getting in a shouting match with a cashier over something really dumb like an expired coupon and having to be forcibly escorted from the building. Or perhaps starting an actual fight with a fellow customer over like, the last ham available..

[beri-allen]

ao3: beriallen she/her, 18+

Bulgasal: Immortal Souls 1. a little more and i'll go (dan hwal/min si-ho; t; 1/1) 2. if our lives are ours, what shouldn't we do (dan hwal/dan sol, dan hwal/min si-ho; t; 1/1) 3. we had so much going for us (dan hwal/dan sol, dan hwal/min si-ho; g; 1/1)

Crash Landing on You 1. i carried you for aching (seo dan/gu seung-jun; t; 1/1)

Hannibal 1. only grab air (will graham/beverly katz; t; 1/1)

House M.D. 1. calendar girls* (allison cameron/thirteen; t; 1/1)

Memories of the Alhambra 1. room 601 (yoo jinwoo/jung heeju; t; 1/1) 2. magic hours (yoo jinwoo/jung heeju; m; 1/1)

Once Upon a Time 1. the human (wooden swan; g; 1/1) 2. memory serves (wooden swan; t; 1/1)

Please Come Back, Mister 1. wish i were here (han hong-nan/song yi-yeon; t; 1/1)

Queen of Tears 1. 5 times hong hae-in died (baekhong; t; 1/1)

Running Man** 1. might just as well (monday couple; g; 1/1) 2. four times jihyo holds gary's hands and one time she doesn't (monday couple; g; 1/1) 3. no good unless real (monday couple; e; 1/1) 4. another night (monday couple; t; 1/1) 5. fine (monday couple; t; 1/1)

School 2017 1. 3 times taewoon confesses and 1 time he doesn't (ra eunho/hyun taewoon; t; 1/1)

Search WWW 1. the theory of time (song ga-gyeong/cha hyeon; g; 1/1)

Story of Kunning Palace 1. the dreams of butterflies (jiang xuening/shen zhiyi; t; 1/1)

The Acolyte 1. bond/freedom (oshamir; e; 1/1) 2. dying breed (oshamir; t; 2/2) 3. heavy is the heart (oshamir; e; 1/1) 4. i once was lost, but now i'm found (oshamir; t; 1/1)

The Ballad of Songbirds and Snakes 1. born liar (snowbaird; m; 1/1)

Twenty Five, Twenty One 1. we call it something different, something wrong, and something right (ko yurim/na heedo; t; 1/1)

Wednesday 1. slow, long, and excruciatingly painful (wyler; t; 2/2) 2. you have shrunk to the size of my thoughts (wyler; t; 2/2) 3. i predict a riot (wyler; m; 5/5) 4. the gift of the magi (wyler; t; 1/1) 5. the rite of spring (wyler; t; 1/1) 6. stop (wyler; e; 1/1) 7. the long game (wyler; m; 1/1) 8. the devil and the deep blue sea (wyler; t; 1/1) 9. interrupted remembrances (wyler; t; 1/1) 10. technicolor glasses (wyler; t; 1/1) 11. i put a spell on you (wyler; e; 7/7) 12. oh god, i think i'm falling (wyler; e; 2/2) 13. joyeux noël (wyler; t; 1/1) 15. in the heat of the moment (tynid, wyler, minor petroclair; e; 2/2) 16. the spirit is willing (the flesh is weak) (wyler; e; 1/1)

*imported from lj **rpf header & icon image credit: x

[shyvioletlife]

Even though I knew inevitably that everyone needed to go their separate ways to learn and grow in their own right in order to become the competent and badass people they need to be in later in life as a dnd party, it still breaks my heart that Suvi and Ame and Eursalon all ended up leaving one another by the end of the children's adventures. Somehow Ame's story is breaking my heart the most, even though hers has been the quietest of them all TT-TT

[gay-ai-art]

I might be 🇨🇦but I care about the 🇺🇸🗳️. Please make sure you all have a plan to vote for Kamala. YOU NEED A PLAN. Make sure your friends all have a plan too! https://www.vote.org/

[witchygirl99]

Demon of Deduction

Pairing: InuKag

Rated: E

Summary:

Kagome knew, even without a glimpse, that he was watching her.

More than watching her. Studying her. Inuyasha was a master of his craft; the art of deduction had never been more beautiful than when he displayed it.

And here, in their bedroom, Inuyasha left no detail behind.

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There was nothing Kagome loved Inuyasha deducing more than her.

[redheadgleek]

January 2024 books!

I had some vacation this month. I also had an entire week when I was stuck at home without internet due to the ice storm. So I read a lot, mostly very light, fluffy comfort read books.

What I read:

Nine Goblins by T. Kingfisher. A novella about war as experienced by goblins. As usual from a TK book, a little gory, a lot witty, with some fun characters.

The Graveyard Book by Neil Gaiman. I've read so little of Neil Gaiman's books and I really enjoyed this one. I thought it was quite inventive and I liked how the passing of time was framed.

Friends, Lovers, and the Big Terrible Thing by Matthew Perry. It's an odd experience reading a book written by a person who has died. He had a lot of mental health problems, and I'm so sad that the medical world failed him so much.

All Systems Red by Martha Wells (audiobook). I read the novella last year and have been wanting to read the whole series, but I had already forgotten details, hence the audiobook. It was a great way of seeing things through Murderbot's eyes. I just got the next book from the library, so that will be my next listen, I think.

Miss Buncle's Book by D.E. Stevenson. A very charming book about a woman who scandalized her hometown by writing a book about them. Reminded me a lot of L.M. Montgomery's short stories.

Lord of the Butterflies by Andrea Gibson. A book of poetry exploring love and family and gender. So much emotion packed into every poem. Truly lovely.

The Wee Free Men by Terry Pratchett. I've also not read much of Sir Terry's and everybody has recommended the Tiffany Aching series. It was a lot of fun and had some very unique characters.

Iron Flame by Rebecca Yarros. This is not high fantasy, but when the frozen world was coming down around me, this was exactly the kind of escape fiction I needed.

Weyward by Emilia Hart. Three stories woven into one about generations of women who are witches. There wasn't anything that really unique about the book, but it had great atmosphere.

An Unexpected Twist by Andy Borowitz. Not sure I should really count an 18 page essay as a book, but I enjoyed this perspective of the medical system from somebody experiencing complications.

Thank You for Listening by Julia Whelan. Okay, it mostly stretched credibility, but I enjoyed the banter between the love interests. And I especially liked the way the MC was dealing with her grandmother's dementia.

Georgie, All Along by Kate Clayborn. I enjoyed this one. I appreciated that while it was a "going home to the small town" trope, it also didn't paint that as solving all of the problems.

Upstream: Selected Essays by Mary Oliver. I started reading this last year and it took me to finish. Some of the essays were gorgeous, some felt unfinished, and others felt like book reports.

The Kiss Quotient by Helen Huang. I nearly DNF at 90% because I was so mad at the "chivalrous" macho possessive behavior of the male character. There was a lot of gender roles and conformity and casual (and not so casual) sexism throughout. Oh the other hand, the sex was plenty and pretty well described.

What I'm currently reading:

Cloud Cuckoo Land by Anthony Doerr. My sister recommended this. I'm about half way through and it's a tale interweaving people from the past and the future. It's at a point where it feels like bad things are going to start happening, so I'm a touch anxious, but it's been excellent so far.

Poverty. by America by Matthew Desmond (audiobook). I'm an hour in and it's utterly horrifying and gutting.

A Short History of Nearly Everything by Bill Bryson. It's a 20 year old book at this time and needs an update, but it certainly makes science understandable.

The Six: The Untold Story of America's First Women Astronauts by Loren Grush.

The Summer Tree by Guy Gavriel Key. I remember reading this in high school and really liking it (while also feeling dirty because there was some swearing and a sex scene in it). This time though? It's obvious he's channeling Tolkien, the writing is painfully stilted and the premise is weak and I've found out that it's a sort of King Arthur retelling, so I'm just not sure about it.

What I plan on reading next:

Emily Wilde's Map of the Underworld, Tom Lake (audiobook), and The Starless Sea are next on my list, I think.

[tasty-littl-snack]

woundtable today sooo excited

[styxms]

white noise stimboard for, you guessed it, Will Wood Wednesday!

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[coldtortelloni]

instagram sent me away with my sad ant bindle (it won't let me post today for some reason) so let's celebrate white woman wednesday here happy www everybody

[jolieeason]

WWW Wednesday: May 8th, 2024

WWW Wednesday is a weekly meme Sam hosts at Taking on a World of Words. The Three Ws are: What are you currently reading? What did you recently finish reading? What do you think you’ll read next? Here is what I am currently reading, recently finished, and plan to read from Thursday to Wednesday. Let me know if you have read or are planning on reading any of these books!! Happy…

[andorshitdaily]

What's up WarHeads! Yeah, I think I'm gonna go with that. It's time for our first look at the points standings for the WWW Ultimate Victor Trophy.

Gaining points for match wins in Round One were: Cassian Andor, Cinta Kaz, Gorn, Time Grappler, Maarva Andor, Dedra Meero, Ruescott Melshi, Arvel Skeen, Linus Mosk, Vel Sartha, Kino Loy, Brasso, Bix Caleen, Kleya Marki, Eedy Karn, and Saw Gerrera.

Bonus points for largest and slimmest margins of victory also awarded to Vel Sartha (93.2) and the Time Grappler (14.2), respectively.

That leaves us with the following standings:

Thanks again to everyone who voted! Make sure you have your voice heard for Round Two!

[necoryn-rising]

🥑 for da ask game :>

Show off your most underrated lore dragon, and talk about them!

Oh hmm, this one is a bit tricky. What does underrated mean in this context? I'd assume like, one you maybe don't talk about often, but I don't reallllyyyy talk about any of my lore because it is a sad little patch quilt right now lol! So I think I will go with, someone who is underrated/underappreciated within the clan!

Cynthia is a scholar studying the evolutions of dragons through the ages! Of course we know that the 11 deities created dragons, but all living things will eventually evolve and adapt to specific environments in new and exciting ways! Cynthia spent most of her life traveling Sornieth, observing basically any other dragon clans that weren't hostile on sight, and logging subtle differences she found across species living outside of their original territories.

In her old age she has since settled down, as traveling became more and more difficult. Her extensive knowledge aids her new occupation, which is creating intricate magic scrolls that allow a dragon to change their appearance, or even their breed! Cynthia's fellow clanmates don't always appreciate how... difficult her craft is, and oftentimes their impatience for a new scroll becomes a point of contention- hey, did you know that old ladies can still throw things hard enough to bruise?

[crebbyhermit]

happy ash wednesday valentines :)

i am not joking abt the candies

[thegirlwiththelantern]

WWW Wednesday | 27 December

WWW Wednesday is hosted by Sam of Taking on a World of Words. To take part you answer three questions, which are: What are you currently reading?What did you recently finish reading?What do you think you’ll read next? 📖 What did you recently finish reading? If You Still Recognise Me by Cynthia So, narr. Siu-see Hung Elsie has a crush on Ada, the only person in the world who truly understands…

[doriians]

the hero's protégé draft 4 😉

thank you so much!! it’s thursday but i DID write this yesterday. i promise!!! this is from chapter one: it’s a rewrite and i’m much happier with the characterisation + dialogue than i have been :))

“Our daughter is fine,” Zira protested, “a little loud, sometimes, sure, but–”

“When she wakes you, and it’s your turn to deal with her, you tell me the next morning that you’d rather deal with the front lines of the Neverwar,” Imalia told him, “don’t lie to me.”

Zira Xarosen, Chosen One of the Prophecy, Saviour of Cazaras, resident golden boy and hero of the Neverwar, huffed with the air of a petulant young child. “Well…”

Rilan couldn’t help but grin.

The Hero’s Protege. Chapter 1: Rituals of the Doublemoon. Draft 4.

wip-writing wednesday ask game!!