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My ⅛ French blood is pounding in my ears.
France trying to earn a SECOND honor bound life debt.
sorry for the delay in responding to your message. I was walking around the house with unclear intentions
Reasons I’m pretty sure this book I just bought is probably the best book ever: 1. It is about a cat alien named TARQ ZULVEIDINOE 2. His sperm is called “snard” 3. He thinks all he is good at is sex, so he is just traveling the world spreading his snard like an intergalactic Johnny Appleseed 4. I did not make up this description, I opened to a random page and saw his love interest describe him as an intergalactic Johnny Appleseed 5. His love interest is named LUCINDA FORCE 6. He has an erection by the end of the first paragraph
to be fair to Cain if nobody had ever died before and I didn't know it was possible I would probably also hit my brother over the head with a rock if he was being really annoying
i could NOT work with a Vulcan. it would end in a fist fight even though i have no chance of winning. “there’s no need to react emotionally” girl i am going to kill you with my teeth. i understand why Bones is Like That. i would be too.
i couldn’t work with a vulcan because i’d be like “do you like me?” and they’d give me some bs back “‘like’ is a subjective word. if you’re asking if i feel emotion for you, i must inform you that would be illogical for one such as me” and then i’d be in love and try to kiss them and then hr would have have to be called
I can’t find that Batman funeral post but consider:
Superman’s death shuts down Metropolis/the world for several days in mourning. People use it as a moment to reflect on their own potential to do good/yada yada yada…
Meanwhile, in Gotham, they hear about Batman’s death and some random guy chucks like, a half-full Bud Light into the polluted, glowing river with a muttered, but still somehow genuinely distraught, “fucking furry” under his breath.
Dexter Morgan from "Dexter" and Shawn Spencer from "Psych" both had insane fathers who trained them from childhood to be The Top Of Their Field but also let it be known that if Henry Spencer had raised Dexter, Henry would not have hesitated to throw the book at him For His Own Good and let him spend time in juvie the first time he pulled some Junior Serial Killer shit, and if Harry Morgan had raised Shawn, there would be nobody left alive in Florida by the time anybody figured out there was a serial killer
LADY GAGA MTV Video Music Awards (2009)
I remember watching this shit live. It was, an EXPERIENCE.
social media sites need to start adding a specific 'don't show me any more Harry potter content' button
Back in the day okcupid had a “I don’t want to see or be seen by straight people.” Need that for Harry Potter.
social media sites need to start adding a specific 'don't show me any more Harry potter content' button
12 Red Herrings to Keep Your Readers Distracted
I’ve seen mystery/thriller authors use the same handful of red herrings too many times to count. So here are some (hopefully not as common) red herrings for your writing.
1. The Unreliable Narrator's Bias
Your narrator can play favourites and scheme and twist the way your readers interpret the story. Use this to your advantage! A character portrayed as untrustworthy can really be someone innocent the narrator framed, vice versa.
2. The Loyal Traitor
A character with a history of betrayal or questionable loyalty is an obvious suspect. They did it once, they could do it again, right? Wrong! They’ve actually changed and the real traitor is someone you trusted.
3. The Conflicted Expert
An expert—like a detective, scientist, or historian—analyses a piece of evidence. They’re ultimately wrong, either due to bias, missing data, or pressure to provide quick answers.
4. The Overly Competent Ally
You know that one sidekick or ally who’s somehow always ahead of the curve? They’re just really knowledgeable, your characters know this, but it makes it hard to trust them. Perfection is suspicious! But in this case, they’re actually just perfect.
5. The Misleading Emotional Clue
Maybe one of your characters is seen crying, angry, or suspiciously happy after xyz event. Characters suspect them, but turns out they’re just having a personal issue. (People have lives outside of yours MC smh). Or it could be a cover-up.
6. A Misleading Alibi
At first this character’s alibi seems perfect but once the protag digs into it, it has a major hole/lie. Maybe they were in a different location or the person they claimed to be with was out of town.
7. The Odd Pattern
Have a seemingly significant pattern—symbols left at crime scenes, items stolen in a specific order, crimes on specific dates. Then make it deliberately planted to mislead.
8. The Misinterpreted Relationship
A character was secretly close to a victim/suspect, making them a suspect. Turns out they were hiding a completely unrelated secret; an affair, hidden family connection, etc.
9. A Forgotten Grudge
Create a grudge or past feud and use it to cast suspicion on an innocent character. Introducing an aspect of their past also helps flesh out their character and dynamics as a group + plant distrust.
10. The Faked Death
Luke Castellan, need I say more (I will)? A supposedly innocent character dies, but turns out they faked it and were never a victim in the first place. They just needed to be out of the picture.
11. The Mistaken Eavesdropper
A character overhears a threat, argument, etc. They suspect B based on this convo, but turns out they just came to a false conclusion. (Or did they?)
12. The Forgetful Alibi
Someone confesses to hearing/seeing a clue, but turns out they were mistaken. Maybe they thought they heard a certain ringtone, or saw xyz which C always wears, but their memory was faulty or influenced by stress.
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some of these booktok books are just not good. not out here to yuck anyone's yums so im not naming names, but my bitches in christ, you liked this?
gonna state the obvious and say my fucking brain doesn't work like it did pre covid
once upon a time I could make connections now its like im a little high all the time without any of the fun parts
bout to hold some space with the lyrics of defying gravity so that I can keep my coworkers outta that space