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[potatowithacatsoul]

This will be my one and only blazed post on this hellsite, but it's caturday so i have to.

His name is Szotyola (translates to sunflower seed) and he is and absolute menace.

[bronzeplates]

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yeah that's right, rocky full sentences time.

i also need you all to know the actual translation of "pebble" isnt like the small rock pebble, it does literally translate to "baby" and simon would hear it as "baby". i wrote "pebble" because grace translated eridian babies as "pebbles" for his own amusement. therefore: you, the viewer, get the grace terminology.

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[terpsikeraunos]

ancient greek word of the day: κακοθερής (kakotherēs), unfitted to endure summer heat

[aphilologicalbatman-deactivated]

this literally means “bad at summer” pass it on

[zipstick]

Reblog if you, too, are bad at summer

[worldheritagepostorganization]

World Heritage Post

[cloudabserk]

i love rocky being the break in the petrova line.

[stevetwisp]

inspired by this post!!!!

simon just following grace around like a lost puppy

[lauwu801]

Is canon trust me.

[cabinette]

this is MY au where everybody gets so be wildly unprofessional

[cabinette]

Its a welcome bonus.... Y'know....

[nyenye0701]

book grace: rocky would you still love me if i were a worm

movie rocky: would grace still love rocky if rocky were a taumoeba

[goosewraith]

one of my favorite things about project hail mary is Eva Stratt’s wardrobe. she said yeah i’ll save the world but i’m gonna do it in big sweaters and comfy pants and FLAT SHOES and I love her for it

[sentennial]

awesomesauce

[neverendingfanart]

I know the end.

[phmthoughts]

Making Eva Stratt East German in the film is really really meaningful. She grew up (in the 1980s I assume?) behind the Berlin Wall. She came of age in a world defined by scarcity, secrecy, checkpoints, state control. She knew, viscerally knew, from her own life experience, what the whole entire world was going to devolve into when things started getting bad. It wasn't just some abstract academic idea to her (though, as a historian, she also intellectually knew from countless examples of eras of conflict across history). But this she knew in her bones, and she knew that she would have to do whatever it took to prevent it. To prevent, as much as she could, others (the children) from having to go through what she (as a child) went through. Having that personal history tacitly be part of her character's motivation is so, so good. (Also, this makes "It's so insulting" make way more sense, given what she's lived, and how her childhood was different from his.)

[hanayoyo-art]

[kyri45]

Guards! Put the blond man in spandex in situations!

Ahah you thought it was gonna be a silly introduction? Well me and @sam-i-am-27 have been coocking some more loree. (PREV)

[faerieinthehumanworld]

So this is BRILLIANT

[karda]

something i like a lot

[walmartnoodle]

Wdym you hate Stratt? Without her you don’t get a story

[herewithstupid]

I know it’s only mentioned in one line in the entire book, but I desperately WANT to know why ants get disoriented when they’re too close to Astrophage. Tell me Paraguay scientist. Tell me your discoveries.