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shark vs the universe
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almost home
Cosmic Funnies
Lint Roller? I Barely Know Her
todays bird

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YOU ARE THE REASON
occasionally subtle
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Jimmy Eat World
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"I'm Dorothy Gale from Kansas"
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are they... you know...? *makes a stabbing motion*
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One of my favorite things about The Locked Tomb is the diversity in gender identity and presentation, which got me wondering
What TLT character resonates most with you Gender-wise*
Gideon
Harrowhark
Camilla
Palamedes
Pyrrha
Ianthe
Coronabeth
Paul
Judith
John
Pash
someone else (tag) / unsure
*as in you look at them and feel some sort of comradery on a gender level / "same hat" etc
Tove Jansson (right), creator of Moomin, and her life partner Tuulikki PietilÀ (left), an accomplished Finnish artist
nice argument unfortunately i have already depicted you as the arrogant and brash monkey king leaping an infinite breadth to the edge of the universe and myself as the enlightened buddha whose palm you have not escaped for I am the great sage equal to heaven
you will not be spared, nor will what you love be spared
louise glĂŒck, october, 2006
excited to someday get bottom surgery and become the world's worst pillow princess, because really quite a lot of the cunteating i do is a displacement activity
The lesbian sex book. Wendy Caster, Julie May; 1993.
A synopsis of the British mosses. 1873. Cover detail.Â
Buffy season 6 is insane. Itâs like what if someone you loved died a meaningful and accepting death but you couldnât live without them so you brought them back. And against all odds, they didnât come back wrong, but they didnât WANT to come back at all, and now they have to learn to live in this world again while resenting their friends and family for taking the death they willingly chose away from them. And existence is hell compared to death because in life they never get a break and never get to rest because theyâre constantly needed by everyone. And they canât chose to die a second time because they know what it would do to their loved ones who still never got over the fact that they died the first time. And also thereâs a musical episode.
I made this post while I was 2 episodes into season 6 and now I need to reiterate my feelings AGAIN. They make Buffy Summers APPLY FOR A LOAN approximately two weeks after she CLAWS HER WAY OUT OF HER GRAVE.
opening paragraphs of all time
The Haunting of Hill House by Shirley Jackson
We Have Always Lived in the Castle by Shirley Jackson
LOCKED TOMB CHARACTERS X CLASSICAL REFERENCES
explanations for parallels come from here and here
I know I spelt pelleamena wrong and missed off juno zeta btw but it was getting a bit crowded. I could also probably extrapolate more but it can stay like this for now
EDIT: BITS WOT I FORGOT AND ADDITIONS FROM TAGS:
@mayasaura makes a fantastic point about the treatment of gideon's body by BOE being almost identical to the treatment of hector's by achilles, down to animals refusing to touch it and it not rotting or tearing because of divine intervention. hence there should be a light blue line between gideon and hector. this hadn't ocurred to me is and is v cool, here is their post on it (the original asker's point about harrow and priam is also v good)
@iamanoccasionaldoodler points out that Pyrrha is named after Achilles directly, given the 'Achilles taking the name of Pyrrha while on Skyros avoiding the war' thing; I did just forget to draw the line here sorry lol it was in my post! also the tags about camilla and hector... no you're right. they feel so similar, there has to be something.
@zombified-queer mentions I left out dios apate; bugger it, so I did lmao. I was focusing mostly on characters but that's such a big one! in the iliad it's the deception of zeus, hera's plan to distract him by seducing him so that the greeks can regain the upper hand. in harrow the ninth, as we know, it's... not dissimilar! both times in fact it is very similar!
I did also forget Juno Zeta I know, but as it currently stands I don't really know if it has any narrative significance...? Maybe.
I also realised I forgot Protesilaus, god damn it
The fact that thereâs an actually functional website for the library of Babel is one of those things that fucks me up more and more the more I think about the implications.
So, if anyone hasnât encountered the concept of the library of Babel, the idea comes from a story of the same name by Jorge Luis Borges, which is set inside a seemingly infinite library which contains every possible combination of letters, periods, commas and spaces that fits within 410 pages.
So like⊠It isnât THAT out there that someone was able to make a digital version of it. Making an algorithm that randomly generates every possible combination of those 29 characters within that space and making a website that lets you explore those combinations are things that are pretty squarely within the scope of things youâd expect someone to be able to make a computer do.
But it begins to get pretty out there when you start thinking about all the things that are technically contained there (and that someone randomly browsing it could THEORETICALLY stumble upon) just by virtue of being one of those possible combinations of letters, spaces, commas, and periods.
Somewhere in that website there IS a book that specifically mentions me by full name before giving an accurate, excruciatingly detailed, 410-page long physical description of me. Thereâ also many more books that SEEM to be that but are actually factually inaccurate. Thereâs also versions of all of those containing every possible combination of every possible typo, spelling mistake, and grammatical error.
Somewhere in that website there IS a book thatâs a perfectly accurate prediction of how and when I will die narrated in third person over the course of 410 pages. Thereâs also a book that contains the exact same events narrated in first person. Not only for me, but for every person in the world. There are many more that claim to be that but are actually inaccurate.
Somewhere in that website there IS a book thatâs completely blank except for the worldâs funniest dick joke written right at the end of the very last page.
But chances are no one browsing that website is EVER going to see any of that because for every book we would consider useful, interesting, or even intelligible there are millions upon millions upon millions more that are just completely full of gibberish from cover to cover.
Every single thing I will ever write (barring punctuation marks that arent periods or commas and the letter ñ) is already contained somewhere on that website.
I have a volume from the Library of Babel! itâs one of my most treasured books.
on the second to last page, about halfway down it reads âOH TIME THY PYRAMIDSâ a singular grain of order in the sea of chaos.
The library of babel contains every book to ever exist and moreover it contains all information that can be encoded in a finite string of characters from its alphabet.
I cannot overstate how much I love the Library of Babel. itâs wonderful, it is my heart and soul.
at last we created the perplexing nexus, from the novel âwouldnt it be weird if there was a perplexing nexus?â
Since heâs had some of his work on Babel stolen before, hereâs a link to the creatorâs website: Jonathan Basile
from dykes to watch out for #323 published in 1999
ive said it before and will say it again but if youâre trans and a bit into your transition and suddenly become super vain, obsessed with your looks and think youâre fucking hot? GOOD. keep it up
idc if vanity is annoying idc if ppl think its bad. you deserve to feel like youâre the hottest person on the planet, especially in this evil fucking world that hates the way we express beauty. be fucking obsessed with yourself, youâve earned it
I am once again furious there isn't a dyke version of grindr
This gem shan't be hidden in the tags because I feel this in my soul
ppl saying "her" or "lex"... nooo babygirl . noooo
those are both "Tinder" for "Sapphickxs" (weird rigamarole and elaborate pageantry for mid sex after like a week of 5-hour-gap-in-responses texting w someone about star signs or spider plants or whagever)
We need a location-based 3-wide, infinite-scroll gallery of instantly-messageable Meat where u can wake up at 3am to a notif from a psychosexually maladjusted lipstick cougar w "NO THINS NO MASCS" in bio sending you a greasy-lens'd strap photo saying "MOMMY WANTS TO TREAT U RIIIIGHT HMU"
if i lived in ancient greece times i would have been weaving and hunting all the time being like "god i'm sooooooooo much fucking better at this than athena and artemis lmao" shaking my big dumb boy hips trying to get angrily godfucked 24/7 until they got sick of it and turned me into a very bad new animal