Laios heaven is Marcille hell it.s a very efficient system

marcille iis in a survival horror story

Chilchuck is in The Office

Senshi is in Stardew Valley

And Laios is in. Well he's in dungeon meshi.

What's Falin in?

the dragon

so I started playing stardew valley, and now it's the only thing I want to do with my life

I had to trick myself by drawing stardew things, namely krobus my beloved

i just wish it was easier. like. in general

throwback to when I was working at my desk with Cu Rùa on my shoulder and suddenly heard a loud and abrupt fart… I genuinely was so startled at the volume of it and thought it was my dog but she was nowhere to be found. I turned my head and there he was, tail pointed down near my ear… next to a large pile of shit

“what was he doing on your shoulder” all of the animals that I’ve ever owned have had an affinity for my neck and shoulders. the perfect perching spot

"what was he doing on your shoulder?"

Shitting, next question

Hey OP, I read this post to a friend, and now she feels like she cannot know peace until she can hear the sound of a scorpion fart. She's literally angrily ranting right now that she can't find any recordings. "All I want for my birthday is audio of a scorpion pooping!" she just said. Please if you can.

Every morning I pray for a crab rave and every day the empty throne of God disappoints me

7 Reasons you might be procrastinating and how to solve them:

The thing nobody tells you about writing is that you have to keep fucking doing it

Actually everyone tells you this about writing, it's like the number one thing writers say when asked how to do it. But I'm going to complain anyway.

spreading my attention across several things at once to make no progress on any of them at maximum efficiency

Animorphs Book Club- The Predator

And boom there it is. We get Marco’s mom reveal, and also the fun of Yeerk political drama.

Animorphs #5: The Predator thoughts (pt. 2):

Animorphs books can be read here | Book Club schedule is here

Animorphs book club book 5:

My friends and I speedran the first 4 books to get to the fifth one and catch up with the book club. We finally finished book 5 today.

Finally we're all caught up and on schedule and so at last we can deliver our thoughts and opinions. The most important one being our PowerPoint essay titled "Why giving a pink glittery cabriolet and a hazelnut cappuccino to Visser 3 would solve everything", in this essay we will-

Anyway. Back to book 5. The ant event was...intense. Intense and brutal. Especially the scene in the bathroom. I find it really cool how it's becoming more and more apparent that the only semi-objective source on the kids' traits and behaviour are each of them themselves. I mean, Marco nor Cassie have a good grasp on Rachel. Nobody but Rachel has a good grasp on Rachel. Neither Jake nor Cassie understand Marco. Only Marco understands Marco. So on and so forth.

The books try to hammer down the fact that the kids are one way, but that the perceptions of them are that way and then another way and then yet another way. Even more interestingly, the books (so far) make it so the perceptions of others don't shape each of the kids but go against their "true nature". I mean, sure, Marco does say that he makes jokes so often partly because someone has to lighten the mood, but he sees it as something that doesn't become a part of him but as a...performance? Obviously it is also his coping mechanism, but he plays it up (very deliberately). That's interesting, because to me, so far, it seems that where other stories would assert that you are nothing but others' perceptions of you and that there really isn't a real or important line between your perception of yourself and others' perception of you, Animorphs draws that line and the perceptions are something that's unreliable and decidedly "not you". If that makes sense.

I actually had another thought about the ants but ngl now I think it's stupid so whatever.

Notable harrowing moments:

"If I don't talk about it, it won't become real" - oh ok I see the pattern and how this can lead to choosing jokes as a coping mechanism.

"When I lost my mom, I also lost my dad." Jesus fucking Christ. Jesus Christ. Jesus fucking Christ. I mean it do be like that but still.

alice actually knows she's in an urban fantasy drama but has mistaken the subgenre for supernatural occult instead of transhumanist cosmic horror, and thus she is trying to speedrun getting to what she believes to be the inevitable final season arc of defeating the devil

it's an easy mistake to make, they are dealing with a lot of alchemy and vaguely witchy rituals, but unfortunately I don't think alice has realized that she isn't in a visual medium and so any gothicy vibes from all of that don't really transmit. she hasn't considered the tonal effect of the 90s low tech framing device. classic blunder.