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Scrolling to the start of RoadTrip’s Instagram - The Old Flat (June 2016 - Jan 2017)
Rye Beaumont - Just Like You (RoadTrip cover)
The year is 2115
projectvoicebend finally comes out with episode 8. "we're still going to do the whole series!" they say. But it is too late. Every last member of the LoK fandom is dead.
What defines something as being well written? I've never understood that. Is it because the characters are flawed, and thereby more real, more believable? Is it description so well done, that you're senses are so enveloped in the story, its practically like you're there; surrounded by the sounds of metal clanging, horses whinnying, men crying out in pain with slashes that go deep into their flesh? Being taken aback by the height of these mountains, waves, buildings? As well as blinded by the bright colors of each banner? Is it philosophy? As if Dumbledore, or Gandalf were living inside the narrative? What defines a good story? I'm so lost. Or is there no definitive definition? Is it just all about taste?
okay internet, help me make a decision
Option A
Option B
Option C
I just had a dream that I was attacked by a shark and I was fighting it and started riding it but then I woke up and I'm slightly disappointed I didn't get to see who won
message me an iconic thing that happened to you in 2013 :)