#american l

[dillonisconfused]

hey, Canadian here, just wishing all my American mutuals the best, please stay safe guys!!!

[davidpatrickjohn]

It seemed to Clara that every additional year spent at the University but served to emphasize its inadequacy. It was so also with the books she read and the thoughts and actions of the older people about her. Her aunt and uncle did not talk much, but seemed to take it for granted she wanted to live such another life as they were living. She thought with horror of the probability of marrying a maker of plows or of some other dull necessity of life and then spending her days in the making of stockings for babies that did not come, or in some other equally futile manifestation of her dissatisfaction. She realized with a shudder that men like her uncle, who spent their lives in adding up rows of figures or doing over and over some tremendously trivial thing, had no conception of any outlook for their women beyond living in a house, serving them physically, wearing perhaps good enough clothes to help them make a show of prosperity and success, and drifting finally into a stupid acceptance of dullness — an acceptance that both she and the passionate, twisted man beside her were fighting against.

Sherwood Anderson, Poor White, 1920

[slogthor]

I was in a 24 man raid and we wiped because of loud sound

[despicoble-blog]

Quick sketch of L I did in the video game Throne of Lies! :D

Didn’t get to kill anyone with it though...