#dogplanet

[harringtonlovebot]

14 and 28!!

thanks kermit <3

14. If you’ve written more than one story, what traits do your protagonists tend to share?

they’re all fuckin stupid idiots in love that don’t know a god damn thing...! I feel like my reader really differs from story to story but if anyone has insight on that lmk.... otherwise. idiocy 

28. Do you need background noise to write? If so, what do you listen to?

I very heavily rely on “music from another room” playlists as well as the ST soundtrack!! if the lyrics are too loud I can’t concentrate but I do need something going on lol 

[gaarrus]

please dont mind me im going thru ur entire blog and loving it, thank you for the food

ashjsdkjfjk thank you so much <3

[kaploded2]

#Repost @louisianamuseum with @repostapp ・・・ #SeeingRed — Daniel Richter's works are full of confrontational scenes with references to historic events and conflictual ways of seeing — like the work Dog Planet (2002), where the depiction of the figures resembles an image recorded by infrared surveillance technology. — #DanielRichter #LonelyOldSlogans #LouisianaMuseum #DogPlanet

[maroonedoffvesta]

dogplanet replied to your video “what IS this world”

i had to watch this just to make sure he wasn't gonna flush it into a real toilet

that’s exactly the only reason i watched it but then i watched the whole thing

[masctoast]

@dogplanet I managed to figure it out it's Transmen: the HIV risk of gay identity and I think it was a link from the CDC or something and idk whenever I tried to access text on my phone it wouldn't load and would be like site can't open files without network connection and I was drinking after work and did not know if that was my phone or what network like logged into a network with access or what but actually I just checked now and I had to click the full site at the publisher site before full text and it worked so

[maroonedoffvesta]

dogplanet replied to your post:ok ds9 spamming is over for today, in case you...

I love the stills you post because I rarely notice the scenery

oh thanks! yeah the first time I rewatched it (does that make sense? like I watched it when it was originally on and then I rewatched it like...last year? and now i’m rewatching it again) I didn’t really either, beyond the matte paintings & space effects and things that I always love in (pre-terrible) star trek, but this time through I’m really noticing it’s just such a great show to look at. And like some of the regular sets (ops, the promenade) are so BIG, there’s so much distance and depth and space to create layers, and they do a really good job with it.

[maroonedoffvesta]

dogplanet replied to your post:old issues of Galaxy are bonkers, I’m reading a...

This sounds like a nature documentary voiceover of me having stress related heart palpitations

lemme get david attenborough’s agent on the horn

[legendarypenguinpeanut]

Dog planet

If there where a planet with no animal life on it at all, and you drop 1,000,000 dogs on the planet. over the course of a lot of years would they evolve and be able to talk to each other and build a community?

But my most important question, if there where these dog communities, would they have domesticated un-evolved dogs for pets?