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[emtrobarasalaplatja2]

[sometipsygnostalgic]

Well that’s it my keyboard is FUCKED. I only bought it last month T_T

I bought a new slightly more expensive Razer branded keyboard, which is meant to be spill resistant. 

I had my first one for 5 years!!! And my second one for less than 2 months... 

I’ve also been using this work keyboard for 18 months with no issues, though the amount of spillages I’ve had recently makes me think it’s a bad idea to leave my laptop on the same table as my drinks. I'll also make sure to never leave anything risky on the right side, where it can spill on my PC. It's been pure luck that I haven't destroyed my PC too.

For some reason if I press a key, it presses EVERY SINGLE KEY in the same row. 

Like this: 

+QYIP]#ERTTUIP]

(it also pressed tab and started typing in the tags)

While I was there I got myself a highly regarded set of Sony bluetooth noise cancelling earphones. With the price tag, I’m hoping they are a massive upgrade of my useful but uncomfortable current pair. 

I will avoid spilling soup or ice coffee on those. 

So i broke my SECOND keyboard in 2023 by spilling soup all over it.

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[elizabethshaw]

20 questions for writers

i was tagged by @riversofmars (thank you!!)... feel like a little bit of a fraud doing this as i've had major writer's block for nearly two years now and have written virtually nothing during that time, but i'm gonna give it a go anyway 😅

1. How many works do you have on AO3?

14 :))

2. What’s your total AO3 word count?

46,344

3. What fandoms do you write for?

doctor who! mostly leaning towards dweu/big finish stuff but i've written some new who fic as well in the past. (i've also been wanting to write something for the pleasant green universe audio series for a while now but as my major fixations on it have all coincided with the aforementioned writer's block that... hasn't happened lmao)

4. What are your top five fics by kudos?

Wy' ti'n dal i weld cysgodion yn y nos? (67 kudos)

in it together (23 kudos)

The Security Guard, The Scholar, And The Giant Stone Cube (22 kudos)

I Lie Awake And Watch It All (19 kudos)

og um vitt aldrin síggjast meir (18 kudos)

predictably, this includes all of the new who fics i've written, and (bar the third) almost none of the fics i'm actually most proud of lol 😅

(also feel a need to clarify here that the foreign-language titled fics are not actually in those languages, i just use song lyrics as titles a lot and for various reasons over half the music i listen to at any given moment is Not In English, hence the titles being as they are)

5. Do you respond to comments? Why or why not?

i try to! sometimes i'm a bit delayed with it (i know there's a couple i need to get around to answering rn but before today i hadn't been on my ao3 for... half a year at least?? so i'm a bit behind oops), but i like to get back to everyone who leaves a comment, just to say thanks :)

6. What is the fic you wrote with the angstiest ending?

probably hver fer sinn veg - it's set during "the war doctor begins", it was never going to be a happy one lol

7. What’s the fic you wrote with the happiest ending?

gei di weld y byd mewn lliw, i think :)

8. Do you get hate on fic?

thankfully no! i've been lucky enough that my experience with fic writing/sharing has been very positive so far <3

9. Do you write smut?

no, it's not really my thing. smut is very honestly just kinda there to me, i don't have strong feelings about it either way, and so it's not something i've ever felt compelled to write yknow??

10. Do you write crossovers? What’s the craziest one you’ve written?

nope! i mainly prefer playing around with canon/canon-adjacent stuff tbh, i've got a couple of unfinished aus hanging around that will probably never see the light of day, but no crossovers that i can think of

11. Have you ever had a fic stolen?

not as far as i'm aware. though to be fair, i don't venture onto fic websites other than ao3 so i'll never know for certain. i doubt it though

12. Have you ever had a fic translated?

again, not as far as i know! i'd probably be chill with it though if anyone wanted to translate a fic of mine, provided they asked beforehand and it was one i was comfortable with being translated :)

13. Have you ever co-written a fic before?

nope! the closest i've got is participating in an event run by a discord server i used to be mildly active in and am technically still part of, which was a lot of fun :D

14. What’s your all-time favourite ship?

i don't know if i really have an "all-time" favourite as such, but i've written a fair bit for liv and helen from the 8das, and really love their dynamic. i'm also a big fan of leela/romana, but for whatever reason i've never been quite able to make writing them work :/

15. What’s a WIP you want to finish but probably won’t?

there's a fair few 😅 the main one I can think of atm is the eldritch helen fic i vaguely remember being asked about on here a couple of years back, it's a concept that i still have a lot of interest in and love for, but i've never quite been able to get the fic itself to work and i fear it may be doomed to the wip pit for eternity :((

i've also got quite a few unfinished pieces of varying lengths with the war-veklin-albert tardis team from "the war doctor begins" hanging around my drive that i'd a) love to finish and b) probably won't; their dynamic and their whole deal as a team whose story takes place mostly off-screen and which we only see the ending of fascinates me. maybe one day i'll manage to do something with it

16. What are your writing strengths?

description :) this is the one thing i am ever consistently happy with in my writing (i am my own harshest critic <3), and i've got a couple of nice comments about it before. so!

17. What are your writing weaknesses?

dialogue - even with characters i know well and whose voices i have clear in my head, i do find it difficult to make dialogue feel really authentic, and it's definitely something i tend to overly fixate on when i'm writing because i'm so conscious of wanting to get it right

18. Thoughts on writing dialogue in another language in fic?

i'm totally fine with it! as long as it has a reason for being in the story, and isn't like. getting in the way of readers understanding what's going on, i don't see the problem.

19. First fandom you wrote for?

doctor who :)

20. Favourite fic you’ve written?

it's probably a tie between The Security Guard, The Scholar, And The Giant Stone Cube (a fic i wrote back in 2021 based on this post about rory and helen theoretically being able to meet each other at the national museum during the pandorica arc, which i loved writing and am still really happy with nearly 3 years later), and mae cuddio dagrau yn fy ngwaed (a bit of a weirder/darker dreamscape-type story; it took a lot of puzzling things out to piece all the different parts together to make something that was cohesive but still felt strange or off in the way dreams do, but i was really pleased with the end result!)

can't think of anyone to tag off the top of my head who hasn't been tagged already, so i'll leave this free for anyone to take part if they want to! :)

[agox]

Last night I got high and wrote a program to find all of the unused elemental symbols. It turns out there’s 585 of them and it’s much less interesting the next day.

One interesting finding: I couldn’t be bothered to generate all possible one and two letter strings, so I asked ChatGPT to write me code that would do all that for me. It worked surprisingly well!

['a', 'd', 'e', 'g', 'h', 'j', 'l', 'm', 'q', 'r', 't', 'x', 'z', 'aa', 'ab', 'ad', 'ae', 'af', 'ah', 'ai', 'aj', 'ak', 'an', 'ao', 'ap', 'aq', 'av', 'aw', 'ax', 'ay', 'az', 'bb', 'bc', 'bd', 'bf', 'bg', 'bj', 'bl', 'bm', 'bn', 'bo', 'bp', 'bq', 'bs', 'bt', 'bu', 'bv', 'bw', 'bx', 'by', 'bz', 'cb', 'cc', 'cg', 'ch', 'ci', 'cj', 'ck', 'cp', 'cq', 'ct', 'cv', 'cw', 'cx', 'cy', 'cz', 'da', 'dc', 'dd', 'de', 'df', 'dg', 'dh', 'di', 'dj', 'dk', 'dl', 'dm', 'dn', 'do', 'dp', 'dq', 'dr', 'dt', 'du', 'dv', 'dw', 'dx', 'dz', 'ea', 'eb', 'ec', 'ed', 'ee', 'ef', 'eg', 'eh', 'ei', 'ej', 'ek', 'el', 'em', 'en', 'eo', 'ep', 'eq', 'et', 'ev', 'ew', 'ex', 'ey', 'ez', 'fa', 'fb', 'fc', 'fd', 'ff', 'fg', 'fh', 'fi', 'fj', 'fk', 'fn', 'fo', 'fp', 'fq', 'fs', 'ft', 'fu', 'fv', 'fw', 'fx', 'fy', 'fz', 'gb', 'gc', 'gf', 'gg', 'gh', 'gi', 'gj', 'gk', 'gl', 'gm', 'gn', 'go', 'gp', 'gq', 'gr', 'gs', 'gt', 'gu', 'gv', 'gw', 'gx', 'gy', 'gz', 'ha', 'hb', 'hc', 'hd', 'hh', 'hi', 'hj', 'hk', 'hl', 'hm', 'hn', 'hp', 'hq', 'hr', 'ht', 'hu', 'hv', 'hw', 'hx', 'hy', 'hz', 'ia', 'ib', 'ic', 'id', 'ie', 'if', 'ig', 'ih', 'ii', 'ij', 'ik', 'il', 'im', 'io', 'ip', 'iq', 'is', 'it', 'iu', 'iv', 'iw', 'ix', 'iy', 'iz', 'ja', 'jb', 'jc', 'jd', 'je', 'jf', 'jg', 'jh', 'ji', 'jj', 'jk', 'jl', 'jm', 'jn', 'jo', 'jp', 'jq', 'jr', 'js', 'jt', 'ju', 'jv', 'jw', 'jx', 'jy', 'jz', 'ka', 'kb', 'kc', 'kd', 'ke', 'kf', 'kg', 'kh', 'ki', 'kj', 'kk', 'kl', 'km', 'kn', 'ko', 'kp', 'kq', 'ks', 'kt', 'ku', 'kv', 'kw', 'kx', 'ky', 'kz', 'lb', 'lc', 'ld', 'le', 'lf', 'lg', 'lh', 'lj', 'lk', 'll', 'lm', 'ln', 'lo', 'lp', 'lq', 'ls', 'lt', 'lw', 'lx', 'ly', 'lz', 'ma', 'mb', 'me', 'mf', 'mh', 'mi', 'mj', 'mk', 'ml', 'mm', 'mp', 'mq', 'mr', 'ms', 'mu', 'mv', 'mw', 'mx', 'my', 'mz', 'nc', 'nf', 'ng', 'nj', 'nk', 'nl', 'nm', 'nn', 'nq', 'nr', 'ns', 'nt', 'nu', 'nv', 'nw', 'nx', 'ny', 'nz', 'oa', 'ob', 'oc', 'od', 'oe', 'of', 'oh', 'oi', 'oj', 'ok', 'ol', 'om', 'on', 'oo', 'op', 'oq', 'or', 'ot', 'ou', 'ov', 'ow', 'ox', 'oy', 'oz', 'pc', 'pe', 'pf', 'pg', 'ph', 'pi', 'pj', 'pk', 'pl', 'pn', 'pp', 'pq', 'ps', 'pv', 'pw', 'px', 'py', 'pz', 'qa', 'qb', 'qc', 'qd', 'qe', 'qf', 'qg', 'qh', 'qi', 'qj', 'qk', 'ql', 'qm', 'qn', 'qo', 'qp', 'qq', 'qr', 'qs', 'qt', 'qu', 'qv', 'qw', 'qx', 'qy', 'qz', 'rc', 'rd', 'ri', 'rj', 'rk', 'rl', 'rm', 'ro', 'rp', 'rq', 'rr', 'rs', 'rt', 'rv', 'rw', 'rx', 'ry', 'rz', 'sa', 'sd', 'sf', 'sh', 'sj', 'sk', 'sl', 'so', 'sp', 'sq', 'ss', 'st', 'su', 'sv', 'sw', 'sx', 'sy', 'sz', 'td', 'tf', 'tg', 'tj', 'tk', 'tn', 'to', 'tp', 'tq', 'tr', 'tt', 'tu', 'tv', 'tw', 'tx', 'ty', 'tz', 'ua', 'ub', 'uc', 'ud', 'ue', 'uf', 'ug', 'uh', 'ui', 'uj', 'uk', 'ul', 'um', 'un', 'uo', 'up', 'uq', 'ur', 'us', 'ut', 'uu', 'uv', 'uw', 'ux', 'uy', 'uz', 'va', 'vb', 'vc', 'vd', 've', 'vf', 'vg', 'vh', 'vi', 'vj', 'vk', 'vl', 'vm', 'vn', 'vo', 'vp', 'vq', 'vr', 'vs', 'vt', 'vu', 'vv', 'vw', 'vx', 'vy', 'vz', 'wa', 'wb', 'wc', 'wd', 'we', 'wf', 'wg', 'wh', 'wi', 'wj', 'wk', 'wl', 'wm', 'wn', 'wo', 'wp', 'wq', 'wr', 'ws', 'wt', 'wu', 'wv', 'ww', 'wx', 'wy', 'wz', 'xa', 'xb', 'xc', 'xd', 'xf', 'xg', 'xh', 'xi', 'xj', 'xk', 'xl', 'xm', 'xn', 'xo', 'xp', 'xq', 'xr', 'xs', 'xt', 'xu', 'xv', 'xw', 'xx', 'xy', 'xz', 'ya', 'yc', 'yd', 'ye', 'yf', 'yg', 'yh', 'yi', 'yj', 'yk', 'yl', 'ym', 'yn', 'yo', 'yp', 'yq', 'yr', 'ys', 'yt', 'yu', 'yv', 'yw', 'yx', 'yy', 'yz', 'za', 'zb', 'zc', 'zd', 'ze', 'zf', 'zg', 'zh', 'zi', 'zj', 'zk', 'zl', 'zm', 'zo', 'zp', 'zq', 'zs', 'zt', 'zu', 'zv', 'zw', 'zx', 'zy', 'zz']

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Γιάννης Παππάς: «στη Μεγάλη Νέα Δημοκρατία δεν χωρούν μικρές τακτικές»

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ɕa ɕe ɕi ɕo ɕu ɕy ɕæ ɕø ɕœ ɕɐ ɕɑ ɕɒ ɕɔ ɕɘ ɕə ɕɛ ɕɜ ɕɞ ɕɤ ɕɨ ɕɪ ɕɯ ɕɵ ɕɶ ɕʉ ɕʊ ɕʌ ɕʏ ɖa ɖe ɖi ɖo ɖu ɖy ɖæ ɖø ɖœ ɖɐ ɖɑ ɖɒ ɖɔ ɖɘ ɖə ɖɛ ɖɜ ɖɞ ɖɤ ɖɨ ɖɪ ɖɯ ɖɵ ɖɶ ɖʉ ɖʊ ɖʌ ɖʏ ɗa ɗe ɗi ɗo ɗu ɗy ɗæ ɗø ɗœ ɗɐ ɗɑ ɗɒ ɗɔ ɗɘ ɗə ɗɛ ɗɜ ɗɞ ɗɤ ɗɨ ɗɪ ɗɯ ɗɵ ɗɶ ɗʉ ɗʊ ɗʌ ɗʏ ɟa ɟe ɟi ɟo ɟu ɟy ɟæ ɟø ɟœ ɟɐ ɟɑ ɟɒ ɟɔ ɟɘ ɟə ɟɛ ɟɜ ɟɞ ɟɤ ɟɨ ɟɪ ɟɯ ɟɵ ɟɶ ɟʉ ɟʊ ɟʌ ɟʏ ɠa ɠe ɠi ɠo ɠu ɠy ɠæ ɠø ɠœ ɠɐ ɠɑ ɠɒ ɠɔ ɠɘ ɠə ɠɛ ɠɜ ɠɞ ɠɤ ɠɨ ɠɪ ɠɯ ɠɵ ɠɶ ɠʉ ɠʊ ɠʌ ɠʏ ɢa ɢe ɢi ɢo ɢu ɢy ɢæ ɢø ɢœ ɢɐ ɢɑ ɢɒ ɢɔ ɢɘ ɢə ɢɛ ɢɜ ɢɞ ɢɤ ɢɨ ɢɪ ɢɯ ɢɵ ɢɶ ɢʉ ɢʊ ɢʌ ɢʏ ɣa ɣe ɣi ɣo ɣu ɣy ɣæ ɣø ɣœ ɣɐ ɣɑ ɣɒ ɣɔ ɣɘ ɣə ɣɛ ɣɜ ɣɞ ɣɤ ɣɨ ɣɪ ɣɯ ɣɵ ɣɶ ɣʉ ɣʊ ɣʌ ɣʏ ɥa ɥe ɥi ɥo ɥu ɥy ɥæ ɥø ɥœ ɥɐ ɥɑ ɥɒ ɥɔ ɥɘ ɥə ɥɛ ɥɜ ɥɞ ɥɤ ɥɨ ɥɪ ɥɯ ɥɵ ɥɶ ɥʉ ɥʊ ɥʌ ɥʏ

ɦa ɦe ɦi ɦo ɦu ɦy ɦæ ɦø ɦœ ɦɐ ɦɑ ɦɒ ɦɔ ɦɘ ɦə ɦɛ ɦɜ ɦɞ ɦɤ ɦɨ ɦɪ ɦɯ ɦɵ ɦɶ ɦʉ ɦʊ ɦʌ ɦʏ ɧa ɧe ɧi ɧo ɧu ɧy ɧæ ɧø ɧœ ɧɐ ɧɑ ɧɒ ɧɔ ɧɘ ɧə ɧɛ ɧɜ ɧɞ ɧɤ ɧɨ ɧɪ ɧɯ ɧɵ ɧɶ ɧʉ ɧʊ ɧʌ ɧʏ ɫa ɫe ɫi ɫo ɫu ɫy ɫæ ɫø ɫœ ɫɐ ɫɑ ɫɒ ɫɔ ɫɘ ɫə ɫɛ ɫɜ ɫɞ ɫɤ ɫɨ ɫɪ ɫɯ ɫɵ ɫɶ ɫʉ ɫʊ ɫʌ ɫʏ ɬa ɬe ɬi ɬo ɬu ɬy ɬæ ɬø ɬœ ɬɐ ɬɑ ɬɒ ɬɔ ɬɘ ɬə ɬɛ ɬɜ ɬɞ ɬɤ ɬɨ ɬɪ ɬɯ ɬɵ ɬɶ ɬʉ ɬʊ ɬʌ ɬʏ ɭa ɭe ɭi ɭo ɭu ɭy ɭæ ɭø ɭœ ɭɐ ɭɑ ɭɒ ɭɔ ɭɘ ɭə ɭɛ ɭɜ ɭɞ ɭɤ ɭɨ ɭɪ ɭɯ ɭɵ ɭɶ ɭʉ ɭʊ ɭʌ ɭʏ ɮa ɮe ɮi ɮo ɮu ɮy ɮæ ɮø ɮœ ɮɐ ɮɑ ɮɒ ɮɔ ɮɘ ɮə ɮɛ ɮɜ ɮɞ ɮɤ ɮɨ ɮɪ ɮɯ ɮɵ ɮɶ ɮʉ ɮʊ ɮʌ ɮʏ ɰa ɰe ɰi ɰo ɰu ɰy ɰæ ɰø ɰœ ɰɐ ɰɑ ɰɒ ɰɔ ɰɘ ɰə ɰɛ ɰɜ ɰɞ ɰɤ ɰɨ ɰɪ ɰɯ ɰɵ ɰɶ ɰʉ ɰʊ ɰʌ ɰʏ ɱa ɱe ɱi ɱo ɱu ɱy ɱæ ɱø ɱœ ɱɐ ɱɑ ɱɒ ɱɔ ɱɘ ɱə ɱɛ ɱɜ ɱɞ ɱɤ ɱɨ ɱɪ ɱɯ ɱɵ ɱɶ ɱʉ ɱʊ ɱʌ ɱʏ ɲa ɲe ɲi ɲo ɲu ɲy ɲæ ɲø ɲœ ɲɐ ɲɑ ɲɒ ɲɔ ɲɘ ɲə ɲɛ ɲɜ ɲɞ ɲɤ ɲɨ ɲɪ ɲɯ ɲɵ ɲɶ ɲʉ ɲʊ ɲʌ ɲʏ ɳa ɳe ɳi ɳo ɳu ɳy ɳæ ɳø ɳœ ɳɐ ɳɑ ɳɒ ɳɔ ɳɘ ɳə ɳɛ ɳɜ ɳɞ ɳɤ ɳɨ ɳɪ ɳɯ ɳɵ ɳɶ ɳʉ ɳʊ ɳʌ ɳʏ ɴa ɴe ɴi ɴo ɴu ɴy ɴæ ɴø ɴœ ɴɐ ɴɑ ɴɒ ɴɔ ɴɘ ɴə ɴɛ ɴɜ ɴɞ ɴɤ ɴɨ ɴɪ ɴɯ ɴɵ ɴɶ ɴʉ ɴʊ ɴʌ ɴʏ

ɸa ɸe ɸi ɸo ɸu ɸy ɸæ ɸø ɸœ ɸɐ ɸɑ ɸɒ ɸɔ ɸɘ ɸə ɸɛ ɸɜ ɸɞ ɸɤ ɸɨ ɸɪ ɸɯ ɸɵ ɸɶ ɸʉ ɸʊ ɸʌ ɸʏ ɹa ɹe ɹi ɹo ɹu ɹy ɹæ ɹø ɹœ ɹɐ ɹɑ ɹɒ ɹɔ ɹɘ ɹə ɹɛ ɹɜ ɹɞ ɹɤ ɹɨ ɹɪ ɹɯ ɹɵ ɹɶ ɹʉ ɹʊ ɹʌ ɹʏ ɺa ɺe ɺi ɺo ɺu ɺy ɺæ ɺø ɺœ ɺɐ ɺɑ ɺɒ ɺɔ ɺɘ ɺə ɺɛ ɺɜ ɺɞ ɺɤ ɺɨ ɺɪ ɺɯ ɺɵ ɺɶ ɺʉ ɺʊ ɺʌ ɺʏ ɻa ɻe ɻi ɻo ɻu ɻy ɻæ ɻø ɻœ ɻɐ ɻɑ ɻɒ ɻɔ ɻɘ ɻə ɻɛ ɻɜ ɻɞ ɻɤ ɻɨ ɻɪ ɻɯ ɻɵ ɻɶ ɻʉ ɻʊ ɻʌ ɻʏ ɽa ɽe ɽi ɽo ɽu ɽy ɽæ ɽø ɽœ ɽɐ ɽɑ ɽɒ ɽɔ ɽɘ ɽə ɽɛ ɽɜ ɽɞ ɽɤ ɽɨ ɽɪ ɽɯ ɽɵ ɽɶ ɽʉ ɽʊ ɽʌ ɽʏ ɾa ɾe ɾi ɾo ɾu ɾy ɾæ ɾø ɾœ ɾɐ ɾɑ ɾɒ ɾɔ ɾɘ ɾə ɾɛ ɾɜ ɾɞ ɾɤ ɾɨ ɾɪ ɾɯ ɾɵ ɾɶ ɾʉ ɾʊ ɾʌ ɾʏ

ʀa ʀe ʀi ʀo ʀu ʀy ʀæ ʀø ʀœ ʀɐ ʀɑ ʀɒ ʀɔ ʀɘ ʀə ʀɛ ʀɜ ʀɞ ʀɤ ʀɨ ʀɪ ʀɯ ʀɵ ʀɶ ʀʉ ʀʊ ʀʌ ʀʏ ʁa ʁe ʁi ʁo ʁu ʁy ʁæ ʁø ʁœ ʁɐ ʁɑ ʁɒ ʁɔ ʁɘ ʁə ʁɛ ʁɜ ʁɞ ʁɤ ʁɨ ʁɪ ʁɯ ʁɵ ʁɶ ʁʉ ʁʊ ʁʌ ʁʏ ʂa ʂe ʂi ʂo ʂu ʂy ʂæ ʂø ʂœ ʂɐ ʂɑ ʂɒ ʂɔ ʂɘ ʂə ʂɛ ʂɜ ʂɞ ʂɤ ʂɨ ʂɪ ʂɯ ʂɵ ʂɶ ʂʉ ʂʊ ʂʌ ʂʏ ʃa ʃe ʃi ʃo ʃu ʃy ʃæ ʃø ʃœ ʃ�� ʃɑ ʃɒ ʃɔ ʃɘ ʃə ʃɛ ʃɜ ʃɞ ʃɤ ʃɨ ʃɪ ʃɯ ʃɵ ʃɶ ʃʉ ʃʊ ʃʌ ʃʏ ʄa ʄe ʄi ʄo ʄu ʄy ʄæ ʄø ʄœ ʄɐ ʄɑ ʄɒ ʄɔ ʄɘ ʄə ʄɛ ʄɜ ʄɞ ʄɤ ʄɨ ʄɪ ʄɯ ʄɵ ʄɶ ʄʉ ʄʊ ʄʌ ʄʏ ʈa ʈe ʈi ʈo ʈu ʈy ʈæ ʈø ʈœ ʈɐ ʈɑ ʈɒ ʈɔ ʈɘ ʈə ʈɛ ʈɜ ʈɞ ʈɤ ʈɨ ʈɪ ʈɯ ʈɵ ʈɶ ʈʉ ʈʊ ʈʌ ʈʏ ʋa ʋe ʋi ʋo ʋu ʋy ʋæ ʋø ʋœ ʋɐ ʋɑ ʋɒ ʋɔ ʋɘ ʋə ʋɛ ʋɜ ʋɞ ʋɤ ʋɨ ʋɪ ʋɯ ʋɵ ʋɶ ʋʉ ʋʊ ʋʌ ʋʏ ʍa ʍe ʍi ʍo ʍu ʍy ʍæ ʍø ʍœ ʍɐ ʍɑ ʍɒ ʍɔ ʍɘ ʍə ʍɛ ʍɜ ʍɞ ʍɤ ʍɨ ʍɪ ʍɯ ʍɵ ʍɶ ʍʉ ʍʊ ʍʌ ʍʏ ʎa ʎe ʎi ʎo ʎu ʎy ʎæ ʎø ʎœ ʎɐ ʎɑ ʎɒ ʎɔ ʎɘ ʎə ʎɛ ʎɜ ʎɞ ʎɤ ʎɨ ʎɪ ʎɯ ʎɵ ʎɶ ʎʉ ʎʊ ʎʌ ʎʏ ʐa ʐe ʐi ʐo ʐu ʐy ʐæ ʐø ʐœ ʐɐ ʐɑ ʐɒ ʐɔ ʐɘ ʐə ʐɛ ʐɜ ʐɞ ʐɤ ʐɨ ʐɪ ʐɯ ʐɵ ʐɶ ʐʉ ʐʊ ʐʌ ʐʏ ʑa ʑe ʑi ʑo ʑu ʑy ʑæ ʑø ʑœ ʑɐ ʑɑ ʑɒ ʑɔ ʑɘ ʑə ʑɛ ʑɜ ʑɞ ʑɤ ʑɨ ʑɪ ʑɯ ʑɵ ʑɶ ʑʉ ʑʊ ʑʌ ʑʏ

ʒa ʒe ʒi ʒo ʒu ʒy ʒæ ʒø ʒœ ʒɐ ʒɑ ʒɒ ʒɔ ʒɘ ʒə ʒɛ ʒɜ ʒɞ ʒɤ ʒɨ ʒɪ ʒɯ ʒɵ ʒɶ ʒʉ ʒʊ ʒʌ ʒʏ ʔa ʔe ʔi ʔo ʔu ʔy ʔæ ʔø ʔœ ʔɐ ʔɑ ʔɒ ʔɔ ʔɘ ʔə ʔɛ ʔɜ ʔɞ ʔɤ ʔɨ ʔɪ ʔɯ ʔɵ ʔɶ ʔʉ ʔʊ ʔʌ ʔʏ ʕa ʕe ʕi ʕo ʕu ʕy ʕæ ʕø ʕœ ʕɐ ʕɑ ʕɒ ʕɔ ʕɘ ʕə ʕɛ ʕɜ ʕɞ ʕɤ ʕɨ ʕɪ ʕɯ ʕɵ ʕɶ ʕʉ ʕʊ ʕʌ ʕʏ ʘa ʘe ʘi ʘo ʘu ʘy ʘæ ʘø ʘœ ʘɐ ʘɑ ʘɒ ʘɔ ʘɘ ʘə ʘɛ ʘɜ ʘɞ ʘɤ ʘɨ ʘɪ ʘɯ ʘɵ ʘɶ ʘʉ ʘʊ ʘʌ ʘʏ ʙa ʙe ʙi ʙo ʙu ʙy ʙæ ʙø ʙœ ʙɐ ʙɑ ʙɒ ʙɔ ʙɘ ʙə ʙɛ ʙɜ ʙɞ ʙɤ ʙɨ ʙɪ ʙɯ ʙɵ ʙɶ ʙʉ ʙʊ ʙʌ ʙʏ ʛa ʛe ʛi ʛo ʛu ʛy ʛæ ʛø ʛœ ʛɐ ʛɑ ʛɒ ʛɔ ʛɘ ʛə ʛɛ ʛɜ ʛɞ ʛɤ ʛɨ ʛɪ ʛɯ ʛɵ ʛɶ ʛʉ ʛʊ ʛʌ ʛʏ ʜa ʜe ʜi ʜo ʜu ʜy ʜæ ʜø ʜœ ʜɐ ʜɑ ʜɒ ʜɔ ʜɘ ʜə ʜɛ ʜɜ ʜɞ ʜɤ ʜɨ ʜɪ ʜɯ ʜɵ ʜɶ ʜʉ ʜʊ ʜʌ ʜʏ ʝa ʝe ʝi ʝo ʝu ʝy ʝæ ʝø ʝœ ʝɐ ʝɑ ʝɒ ʝɔ ʝɘ ʝə ʝɛ ʝɜ ʝɞ ʝɤ ʝɨ ʝɪ ʝɯ ʝɵ ʝɶ ʝʉ ʝʊ ʝʌ ʝʏ ʟa ʟe ʟi ʟo ʟu ʟy ʟæ ʟø ʟœ ʟɐ ʟɑ ʟɒ ʟɔ ʟɘ ʟə ʟɛ ʟɜ ʟɞ ʟɤ ʟɨ ʟɪ ʟɯ ʟɵ ʟɶ ʟʉ ʟʊ ʟʌ ʟʏ ʡa ʡe ʡi ʡo ʡu ʡy ʡæ ʡø ʡœ ʡɐ ʡɑ ʡɒ ʡɔ ʡɘ ʡə ʡɛ ʡɜ ʡɞ ʡɤ ʡɨ ʡɪ ʡɯ ʡɵ ʡɶ ʡʉ ʡʊ ʡʌ ʡʏ ʢa ʢe ʢi ʢo ʢu ʢy ʢæ ʢø ʢœ ʢɐ ʢɑ ʢɒ ʢɔ ʢɘ ʢə ʢɛ ʢɜ ʢɞ ʢɤ ʢɨ ʢɪ ʢɯ ʢɵ ʢɶ ʢʉ ʢʊ ʢʌ ʢʏ ʣa ʣe ʣi ʣo ʣu ʣy ʣæ ʣø ʣœ ʣɐ ʣɑ ʣɒ ʣɔ ʣɘ ʣə ʣɛ ʣɜ ʣɞ ʣɤ ʣɨ ʣɪ ʣɯ ʣɵ ʣɶ ʣʉ ʣʊ ʣʌ ʣʏ

ʤa ʤe ʤi ʤo ʤu ʤy ʤæ ʤø ʤœ ʤɐ ʤɑ ʤɒ ʤɔ ʤɘ ʤə ʤɛ ʤɜ ʤɞ ʤɤ ʤɨ ʤɪ ʤɯ ʤɵ ʤɶ ʤʉ ʤʊ ʤʌ ʤʏ ʥa ʥe ʥi ʥo ʥu ʥy ʥæ ʥø ʥœ ʥɐ ʥɑ ʥɒ ʥɔ ʥɘ ʥə ʥɛ ʥɜ ʥɞ ʥɤ ʥɨ ʥɪ ʥɯ ʥɵ ʥɶ ʥʉ ʥʊ ʥʌ ʥʏ ʦa ʦe ʦi ʦo ʦu ʦy ʦæ ʦø ʦœ ʦɐ ʦɑ ʦɒ ʦɔ ʦɘ ʦə ʦɛ ʦɜ ʦɞ ʦɤ ʦɨ ʦɪ ʦɯ ʦɵ ʦɶ ʦʉ ʦʊ ʦʌ ʦʏ ʧa ʧe ʧi ʧo ʧu ʧy ʧæ ʧø ʧœ ʧɐ ʧɑ ʧɒ ʧɔ ʧɘ ʧə ʧɛ ʧɜ ʧɞ ʧɤ ʧɨ ʧɪ ʧɯ ʧɵ ʧɶ ʧʉ ʧʊ ʧʌ ʧʏ ʨa ʨe ʨi ʨo ʨu ʨy ʨæ ʨø ʨœ ʨɐ ʨɑ ʨɒ ʨɔ ʨɘ ʨə ʨɛ ʨɜ ʨɞ ʨɤ ʨɨ ʨɪ ʨɯ ʨɵ ʨɶ ʨʉ ʨʊ ʨʌ ʨʏ βa βe βi βo βu βy βæ βø βœ βɐ βɑ βɒ βɔ βɘ βə βɛ βɜ βɞ βɤ βɨ βɪ βɯ βɵ βɶ βʉ βʊ βʌ βʏ θa θe θi θo θu θy θæ θø θœ θɐ θɑ θɒ θɔ θɘ θə θɛ θɜ θɞ θɤ θɨ θɪ θɯ θɵ θɶ θʉ θʊ θʌ θʏ χa χe χi χo χu χy χæ χø χœ χɐ χɑ χɒ χɔ χɘ χə χɛ χɜ χɞ χɤ χɨ χɪ χɯ χɵ χɶ χʉ ��ʊ χʌ χʏ ⱱa ⱱe ⱱi ⱱo ⱱu ⱱy ⱱæ ⱱø ⱱœ ⱱɐ ⱱɑ ⱱɒ ⱱɔ ⱱɘ ⱱə ⱱɛ ⱱɜ ⱱɞ ⱱɤ ⱱɨ ⱱɪ ⱱɯ ⱱɵ ⱱɶ ⱱʉ ⱱʊ ⱱʌ ⱱʏ

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Take an unrealistically large phonemic inventory and randomly assign each possible CV syllable a random word from the Swadesh list (or some other minimalistic dictionary), adding tones afterwards for grammar purposes and then completing the dictionary via combining already existing morphemes.

/ɮʌ/ - morpheme "male, masculine, man".

/ɴɨ/ - morpheme "animal, beast, wild".

/jɔ/ morpheme "plains, flat, field".

/ɴɨ˧jɔ˩˥ɮʌ˥˩/ noun "stallion (male field beast)".

[besanii]

B, can you explain why Cangse Sanren was so insistent that LWJ marry in, rather than WWX marry in, but LWJ moves to Qing Qiu? I mean, I get why they have to stay at QQ for the reasons given (WY is the crown prince, LWJ doesn't need to stay in heaven) and I gather that this way is somehow more prestigious(?) to QQ, but... she was very insistent? Was it just to make Lan Qiren squirm/see if LWJ really means it, or is there something I'm missing?

In traditional Chinese culture, once a woman marries a man (jia), she essentially becomes part of his family and is no longer regarded as part of her birth family. There’s a saying that goes “嫁出去的女儿就等于泼出去的水” (A married daughter is the same as spilt water), which means once married she does not return to her maiden family.

So, in very traditional terms, LWJ is essentially becoming a part of Qing Qiu and renouncing any and all of his birthrights in the Nine Heavens. Similarly, if WWX was the one to jia, he would have to renounce all of his rights in Qing Qiu.

LQR brings up ruzhui 入赘, which is essentially when the man marries into the woman’s family instead and becomes a part of her household. It’s not as commonly seen, and usually only happens if the woman’s family is wealthier or more powerful than the man’s.

There’s also the matter of who pays the pingli (betrothal gifts) and who brings the dowry (jiazhuang), but those are just monetary issues that I’m sure neither Qing Qiu nor the Nine Heavens would struggle with.

It’s the remnants of a sexist culture when women had no money or property of her own and had to rely on her father and then her husband to support her. Nowadays, the words jia (嫁) and qu (娶) (when a man marries a woman and she becomes a part of his household) are mostly to distinguish who is the bride and who is the groom. 

There is not really a gender neutral way to say “marry” (except maybe jiehun 结婚 or the old-fashioned chenqin 成亲, but those are mainly used to talk about the couple, not the individual - e.g. 蓝忘机��魏无羡要结婚了 - “Lan Wangji and Wei Wuxian are getting married”). If you’re talking about the individual, then the concept of 嫁 and 娶 are unavoidable.

(Also, she’s mainly doing this to piss of LQR because he’s so uptight and old-fashioned.)

[gotmeringinghellsbells]

Prompt from @wertzunge

 Well I would love to see a fic with Kaminari, Midoriya and Ojiro where they do a sleepover in Midoriya's room for studying and at one point Ojiro accidentally brushed Kaminari's socked sole under the table which made him giggle. He got curious and did it again, to Midoriya's feet, to see if he would also laugh...resulting into a kind of tickle contest which of the three can hold it in longer while the other two tickle them on their socked/bare feet, sides etc.

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Fandom: My Hero Academia

Characters: Denki Kaminari, Izuku Midoriya, Mashirao Ojiro

A/N: I thought this was a really cute idea actually. Some rare trio boys being playful puppies together!

Description: A dorky idea to take a break for studying soon becomes a more eye opening experience for Kaminari. He realizes that he doesn’t need to be better than his classmates, and that having fun is part of the journey. 

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That’s it, he officially could not take anymore of this torment. The pokemon let his face slam into his book as slender fingers ran through his yellow hair. ‘That’s it, this is so boring. Guys it’s been like…. five hours!” Kaminari, Midoirya, and Ojiro were studying together in Ojiro’s room as for the benefit of all three of their attention. 

Denki would be too distracted in his own room, the other two felt All Might’s eyes were staring into them in Deku’s room, and Ojiro’s room had nothing to really distract them and felt warm and homey; it was perfect. Or so they thought it would be. After their recent homework grades, the three decided to buckle down as a group and work harder at their studies. However, for Denki, it didn’t seem to be doing very much. 

“It’s only been a half hour Denki,” Mashido sighed as he swayed his tail a bit from general nervousness. The current subject was giving him a bit of a rough time. Deku looked equally as stressed. If Present Mic could just slow down in class that would be amazing. “Maybe we should take a break,” the third party stated softly as he shut his book. Sho-kun has been trying to help me but I just get so confused with the similar words and when to apply them.” 

Ojiro nodded. “Yeah, Hitoshi tried to help Denki and I, same with Sero. It just didn’t work out.” Denki let out a groan as he looked up with a pout. “I even tried asking Bakugou but Kirishima talked me out of it. He said I wouldn’t be able to handle Bakugou’s aggression.” Ojiro snorted a bit. “Let me guess, he got aggressive over the comment?” The other gave a nod before sighing and sitting back and leaning on his elbows. 

“Yeah man, the guy has like no chill.” Deku nodded a bit with a nervous laugh. “Ah yeah, that’s Ka-chan alright. He seems to go easier on you guys though. Especially Kirishima.” He was talking about the Baku squad. “I guess. Man, I don’t know wy you put up with him so much. He treats you like garbage.” Ojiro went to slap his leg from under the table but rather accidentally swiped against his foot. 

The Pikachu squealed in surprise before looking to Ojiro in surprise. The three were quiet, just staring at each other. That was until Midoriya suddenly let out the same noise before narrowing his eyes at Ojiro and trying to pull his feet away from the small table they were sitting around. “Don’t you dare.” Mashirao smirked menacingly as he chuckled and started to lean towards Deku’s side of the table. “Oh Midoriya~.” He was being so playful, so confident! Kaminari felt himself blush slightly from this side of his friend. 

Deku didn’t try to run that far. Rather he ended up curling into a ball and squealing as the other crawled towards him with clawed hands. “Nhahahaho! You know how ticklish I am!” He did? Denki’s blush and flusteredness faded as he started to think. Ojiro knew how ticklish he and Deku both were, but Denki had no idea how ticklish the green bean was. He had an idea.

“Wait! How about instead of breaking all together, we work on something else for a little while? Maybe… endurance training?” He wanted to see if he could out stand Midoriya. No particular reason past him feeling as if it was a fun idea, but still it was a nice breather. “Endurance training,” Deku asked softly as he sat up, panting softly. Mashirao sat back onto his legs before looking to the pikachu. 

“Anything particular in mind.” Infact…. There was. “It’s kind of weird but maybe…. Deku and I could see who lasted longer with your tail?” Huh? Midoriya didn’t follow. “Like… tickle you guys? Like at the same time?” That was going to be awkward. “Yeah,” Kaminari answered with excitement. “What, hang on,” Deku exclaimed in a panic. But…. too late. Denki was holding onto him happily. 

“Not sure where to really do this given… well… angling, and evenness.” If he tried their stomachs he may not have even coverage of both and may strain his tail trying to angle himself. There was no answer as the three thought. “I guess here could work?” The tip of the tail dusted both pairs of feet carefully, earning a giggle and snicker from both classmates. 

“O-Ojiro,” Deku giggled, pulling his legs away. “N-No man, you gotta keep them there.” Aw man. The green bean blushed before sighing. “Alright.” He didn’t see it as much of an endurance training exercise; but it did seem like a fun game. Midroiya would relax enough to give it a try. However, it didn’t take long for both to crack over, holding each other as they fell back from lack of endurance. 

“Um, guess you both fail,” Ojiro giggled as he continued to dust his tail along them. Denki shook his head, denying the fact as he giggled his head off; tears were already forming in his eyes. Midoriya was snorting and hiccuping adorably as he nuzzled into the pokemon’s neck to ease the sensation. “Mashshsirao!” Midoriya caved first, quickly quing the tailed student to stop. 

The babe smiled shyly before squatting down. You guys alright?” They were just hugging each other and giggling adorably as they caught their breath. “Rematch,” a shaky voice came. Green and black eyes widened a bit. “Huh,” Deku asked softly as he tried to look up at the electric type. “D-Denki, you alright?” Ojiro was a little concerned. 

Kaminari sat up with a little pout. “Can we go again? I wanna try to last longer than that!” Wow, he was taking this seriously, huh? Deku blushed a bit, kind of flustered from the attack. Ojiro looked between them before looking to Midoriya. “You want to try again too?” The other tried to seperate the idea of play and training in terms of tickling. It…. wouldn’t hurt. “Um… yeah, sure! It’s training, right?” Can’t go wrong with it. 

The two beans got situated again, holding hands to try and distract themselves from the inevitable. Mashirao chuckled a bit at how serious the two were taking this. Well, Midoriya anyway; he knew the green bean was trying his best and putting up with this game because he wanted to train, to have better endurance. But for Kaminari, Ojiro couldn’t quite figure it out. 

It seemed more than just like something fun for the shorter. If it was, he would have just straight out asked Ojiro to wreck him; or baited both him and Midoriya. Was he really trying to work on his endurance? It was entirely possible. But that didn’t mean it also wasn’t entirely cute to see the two flinching and holding each other at the slightest movement of the tail. 

The fluff gently touched down on the soles, earning soft whimpers from both as they tried to swallow their anticipation so that they could last longer. But it was of little use as soon they were both giggling softly. It wasn’t the full extent of laughter that wanted to escape, but they were still crumbling. 

Kaminari was trying to silence himself to prove he could last longer than someone surpassing him academically and physically in his courses, but Midoriya saw it as the first step to training himself to not be as weakened from the fun game. That would definitely help when Urakara decided to start tickle fights, or Tsu,.... or Iida. Todorki wasn’t very innocent but Deku could fight back easier with him than the other three.

Kaminari was always the weakest link when it came to tickle fights, but he wanted to feel stronger. But as Ojiro slowly broke him, his ego became less of an issue than his happiness. He was so busy being stuck in his own mind that it didn’t even click that Midoriya had fully broken. His laughter was adorable!

He was hugging Kaminari, hiding into his neck again. It semi clicked for the taller as he started to let his own laughter kick up and hold back that in all honesty…. it didn’t matter. His rank meant nothing when it came to having fun with friends or being with his friends. He was confident enough to keep trying even if he didn’t do as great as others. 

And even if he and Midoriya were tied for this endurance training…. He was having a lot of fun with it regardless. Their legs kicked as the dusting kicked up more, eventually scaring the tail away. 

As the giggles died down, the two were smiling, just cuddling happily as Ojiro squatted down nervously to check on them. This soon proved to be a mistake as they pulled him down, tickling his sides lovingly. Ojiro threw his head back, laughing softly as his tail wagged, thumping against Kaminari. 

Soon the three called a truce, ending in a nice, loving nap on Mashirao’s bed. Deku nuzzled into Ojiro’s neck as he lay between them, Kaminari cuddling the tail like a child would a comfort item. The tallest of the three yawned softly before pulling both males closer and slowly drifting off with them.

[natyhunter]

I know that with the age between the characters as is in canon this wouldn't be possible but I would love to see a fic where Wei Wuxian just adopts everybody (MXY, XY, WY) and A-quing gets adopted by SL and XXC

I even want that wwx could adopt Meng Yao but I think Meng Yao is older than him 🤣

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[cryptolangsguy]

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A Steamy Romance Novel: ‘Til Undeath Do Us Part

Aerie Peak was one of the closest Alliance cities to Forsaken Territory.  The Dwarven city made for a good night's sleep before venturing behind enemy lines.  ... Even if the trip was of a more personal nature.  

Salura might have been a respected priestess in the Temple of Elune, but in the forests of Hillsbrad, she belonged only to Maldin D'Taute.  The plague had taken him from her in Northrend, and she had thought that the end of her scandalous human affair.

He had written to her, nearly two years later.  From the Undercity.  His parchment had smelled like rot and plague, and her taking the correspondence only added fresh rumors to her tarnished reputation.  It didn't matter.  Her Maldin was alive - so to speak - and they could be together again.  More than they ever had been, now that he was no longer bound by the tragically short lifespan of a human.  A wistful sigh escaped her lips as she curled up in her room at the inn.  

A knock at the door.  It was too high to be one of the Dwarven workers, and before she could reach it to see who it was, the lock clicked open and there he stood.  Tall and handsome as ever, arcane sparkles trailing from his fingertips revealing the spell he had used to let himself in.  His hair shone in the moonlight and she nearly swooned.  "Maldin..." She breathed; every time she saw him was as breathtaking as the first.

Without a word, he moved to extinguish the candle at her bedside.  He wouldn't let the illusion drop until the light was too dim for even her to see.  She wouldn't look, anyway.  She wanted to remember him as he was, not the rotting, eyeless husk he had been raised as.

His chilled fingers brushed along her neck, pulling her hair away from her face and sending a shudder down her spine.

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