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+ bonus:
ZIVA DAVID & ANTHONY DINOZZO ❤️
↳ NCIS | 8.23 “Swan Song” / 10.12 “Shiva” / NCIS: TONY & ZIVA | 1.06 “We've Got Company” / 1.10 “Full Circle”
Today's KAITO module of the day is:
Hatsune Miku x KAYOU by KANOSE!
Do you know this SFX? #823
I know where it's from
It sounds familiar
I've never heard this
TIVA COMFORTING EACH OTHER 🥺❤️
Something I find really frustrating is how libraries always (at least in my local area) seem to put all of the fiction in the same section. Maybe I want to go to the science fiction section and browse the covers and be sure I'm getting science fiction! But instead I might grab some slice of life or something and get disappointed when it's not what I'm looking for just because the authors are alphabetically close. Why do these numbered sorting systems exist if nobody uses them? ARE there libraries out there that actually use the dewey decimal system in the fiction section?
In theory, the 800s could be used for fiction, but as most libraries have more novels than non-fiction books that would make it the largest section of the dewey decimal system. It makes sense to separate it, but yeah, it's dumb to lump the entirety of fiction into one alphabetized catalog. The 820s (english literature) is split into poetry, dramas, novels (sorted by publication date), essays, speeches, letters, and satire. 823.08 is for genre fiction, though it's up to the individual libraries what they choose to put there vs in the fiction wing.
unrelated: i do think we should talk about dean saying "this is like the first five minutes of every porno I've ever seen" before watching two men fall in love
Round 1:
Which COVER do you like better?
Le Chemin (Kyo)
Yours to Break (The East Pointers)
Remember you're voting for the cover artwork NOT the musical content or artist!
Albarran Cabrera —– Instagram
The Mouth of Krishna
2019, #823 Toned cyanotype on glass and gold leaf.
