#fateful

[user-without-a-cool-acronym]

RONTU RONTU RONU RONTU

taglist under cut(just ask to be added or removed):

@nyaskitten @ninjnerds2017 @blinksalot @s0ull3ss-p3rs0n @crowleycorvid

@theroxian @nin-jay-go @jalluzas-ferney @sleepy-gay-puppy @elijah-lad-of-chaos

@luellal0l @caseyjonesisinthehouse @2cats1trenchcoat @ct-9902 @sourcreamandelliot

@xzier-tengal @rainofthetwilight @bruh37legolover @garmaballs @cable-salamdr

@llannasvsp @nero-le-doot @cboffshore @sneegsnitties @ninjamelissajulien

@procrastinating-everything07

[imaginal-ai]

"The Passing of an Age"

[thereadingchallengechallenge]

JOMP BPC - October 4th - One Word Title

feat. Fateful by Claudia Gray, the best werewolf romance I've ever read

[sassynobody]

What if pjo/hoo was just a really fucked up rpg campaign

Like Percy nailed a nat 20 that one fateful time and it all went downhill from here now his leveling is out of control and everyone is constantly asking him to be part of their party but really he just went some dumb adventure like fishing cake for his mom birthday or some shit

[thesharkandthesnout]

In Astrology, The Vertex is the line of fate and is about Fated Soulmate Encounters.

Don’t try to make sense of it. It’s not supposed to make sense!

[blurredlandscape]

separating

please, please

Stay

im feeling desperate

hot dry breaths

under a blanket

we're ensconced

why all consuming

its intense

and i've forgotten

who i am

in the face of your meaning

why do i

feel less while you're loomin

large presence

you know who you're bein

you wont step

into a delusion

my self pity

is all that i have now

that's the road

i see us takin

[clonerightsagenda]

Arcane is an advanced form of doomed by the narrative/doomed from the beginning because the show is trying so hard to create this serious, intricate story but the endgame of this story is everyone ending up in League of Legends

[tainbocuailnge]

man cannot subsist on live service games and ongoing series alone you have to read or watch or play something that is complete and self-contained and ideally 5+ years old every now and then or you will die badly

[ciderjacks]

contracts written in blood

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[hatchetfield-scarecrow]

I hope Barbie is so good and successful it makes every executive that’s turned everything bright and fun made for young girls into edgy boring teen dramas for the last ten years spontaneously combust into flames

[neosatsuma]

Let's talk phonics!

Every English vowel can make two basic sounds: what's called a short sound, and a long sound. Take the letter E, for example. A short E can be found in the words met, bet, and set. A long E can be found in the words meet, seat, and treat. (You might notice the two vowels in a row in these words; double vowels in English almost always make the vowel sound long!)

In standard American English, "coffee" is pronounced with a short O sound, such as in the words dog, log, and cough. The IPA symbol for this vowel sound is ɒ. An easy way to spell this sound without using IPA is "ah" -- as in when the doctor asks you to stick out your tongue and "say 'aahh!'"

This is not to be confused with the short A sound, as in the words apple, cat, and axe. The IPA symbol for this vowel sound is æ. An easy way to spell this sound without using IPA is simply "a" (with no "h" after it).

Accents will slightly (or largely) alter our vowel sounds and how we might think to spell them; "coffee" sounds different with a British accent than an American one. But now that we know how to talk about vowel sounds, let's rephrase:

Does "ko-fi" sound identical to "coffee" (typically, for Americans: a short O followed by a long E)?

Or does it rhyme with lo-fi (typically, for Americans: a long O followed by a long I)?

Or does it sound like something else?

[user-without-a-cool-acronym]

@nyaskitten @ninjnerds2017 @blinksalot @s0ull3ss-p3rs0n @crowleycorvid

@theroxian @nin-jay-go @jalluzas-ferney @sleepy-gay-puppy @elijah-lad-of-chaos

@luellal0l @caseyjonesisinthehouse @penofwildfire @rainofthetwilight @cable-salamdr

[imaginal-ai]

"Making a Fateful Decision"

[thereadingchallengechallenge]

JOMP BPC - Feb 27th - Freebie

I realised today after buying A Million to One by Adiba Jaigirdar that I'm developing quite the collection of YA novels set on the Titanic 👀 Fateful by Claudia Gray is the only one I've read so far -- it was a wonderful paranormal historical drama. I'll have to get to A Million to One and Luck of the Titanic by Stacey Lee soon

[whats-in-a-sentence]

For instance, even though John Wilkes Booth's approaching the State Box at Ford's Theatre will belong on Chewie's now-list if he gets up and walks away from earth at about 9.3 miles per hour,² he can take no action to save President Lincoln. At such an enormous distance, it takes an enormous amount of time for messages to be received and exchanged, so only Chewie's descendants, billions of years later, will actually receive the light from that fateful night in Washington.

2. This number – and a similar number given in a few paragraphs further on describing Chewie's motion toward earth – were valid at the time of the book's publication. But as time goes by here on earth, they will be rendered slightly inaccurate.

"The Fabric of the Cosmos" - Brian Greene