#farnsworthsandteslas

[valtharr]

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for every ‘⭐️’ i get, i will post a fact about myself!

I’ve been playing tabletop RPGs for ~8 years

[birchclub]

farnsworthsandteslas replied to your post “that it im starting an anti-furry blog”

can i mod with you

ich hab ernsthaft drüber nachgedacht aber mir war heute morgen so übel das will ich mir nicht wirklich regelmäßig antun lol

[officialempressofhell]

tagged by: downthemultifandomhole

1. I am panicking because of my A-levels

2. I lost my deadpool hat

3. I have conversations whith my teachers about knitting socks

4. I'll be fighting in the skeleton war

5. I did something nice today

bonus fact: I am bloop

passing on to:

sassypanda21

farnsworthsandteslas

theepitomeofsarcasm

kvotheunkvothe

aqualast

[shutupmoz]

(Put that flower hat face here because I'm on mobile) :3

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ICON: alright | good | ~(great)~ | awesome | holy shIT (idk who it is sorry omg)
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FOLLOWING: no, sorry :( | i am now! | ~(yes)~ | forever, duh

[tantedrago]

farnsworthsandteslas replied to your post:*Tries to iron her new work uniform for the first...

Look at Pete, does he look like he knows how to iron his shirts? Still he managed to save the day multiple times, even when he didn’t know shit about artifacts he saved the president from an assassination that was caused by an aztec artifact.

You do know that Pete was a Marine, right? Those guys definitely know how to iron a shirt. Seriously.

samsaintjames replied to your post:*Tries to iron her new work uniform for the first...

Wenn man es gleich schon beim Trocknen auf einen Bügel hängt, und ordentlich glatt zieht braucht man oft nicht zu bügeln. Ich besitze nicht mal ein Bügeleisen und lebe auch :D. Bügeln ist Lebenszeitverschwendung.

*clears throat* I did that. Seriously, I did that, but those shirts are just... bad. They rustle fucking easily and just: No. 

I don't like ironing as well, I usually don't iron my shit. But that's my working uniform, you know. I work in it. I represent the shop in it. I should iron it. At least I should try to iron it.

[tantedrago]

So, I was tagged by aimofdestiny, massivenerdywarehouse, lastminutegenius and the-social-recluse. *feels important* Oo

Rules: In a text post, list ten books that have stayed with you in some way. Don’t take but a few minutes, and don’t think too hard — they don’t have to be the “right” or “great” works, just the ones that have touched you. Tag ten friends, including me, so I’ll see your list. Make sure you let your friends know you’ve tagged them.

Oh my, it tells me to not think too hard. That's... is that even possible?! Also: Things can touch you in so many different ways. Because they make you happy, sad, thoughtful or anything else. This is hard as fuck!

Carlos Ruíz Zafón: The Shadow of the Wind

Antoine de Saint-Exupéry: Le Petit Prince

Richard Adams: Watership Down

Noah Gordon: The Physician

Vera Tschaplina: Vierbeininge Freunde (which is more a book of short stories of events in a zoo, but it's THE book of my childhood which my mother read to me as a nightime story. I learned to read so I can read that book on my own.)

J.K. Rowling: Harry Potter (and the whole series)

Kai Meyer: Die Merle Trilogie (yeah again a series)

Franz Kafka: Die Verwandlung 

Christopher Moore: Lamb: The Gospel According to Biff, Christ's Childhood Pal

Terry Pratchett: The Discworld Series  (Does it say series? Of course!)

And now I have to tag people, right?

Well, then: pyrotechnician, farnsworthsandteslas, elphiegravity, lazyeveryday/messagefromahsp, crissthinkpink, anxietysurvivor, claudieelf, kassebutt, serrasangel, isabellelightworm

[aimofdestiny]

I got tagged by massivenerdywarehouse and lastminutegenius .

Rules: In a text post, list ten books that have stayed with you in some way. Don’t take but a few minutes, and don’t think too hard — they don’t have to be the “right” or “great” works, just the ones that have touched you. Tag ten friends, including me, so I’ll see your list. Make sure you let your friends know you’ve tagged them.

"Don't think too hard", it says. Well.

So, in the order in which I grabbed 'em off my bookshelf...

1)The LotR-trilogy, plus the Quenta Silmarillion, by JRR Tolkien

2)The Phantom of the Opera, by Gason Leroux

3)The X-Wing series, which is a bunch of novels in the Star Wars Extended Universe, by Michael Stackpole

4)The Discworld series, by Terry Pratchett, especially the Tiffany Aching subseries. I just... they're REALLY good. Let's put Wintersmith as a representative.

5)Twenty Thousand Leagues Under the Sea, by Jules Verne

6)The Harry Potter series, by JK Rowling (obviously)

7)Getting into German fantasy territory now; the Märchenmond trilogy by Wolfgang and Heike Hohlbein. Actually, a lot of the Hohlbein books were an integral part of my teenage reading habits.

8)See above, the Jonathan Jabbok trilogy by Ralf Isau, starting with Die Träume des Jonathan Jabbok

9)And one more from that field; the Minigoll trilogy by Henning Boetius, starting with Troll Minigoll von Trollba (I really need to reread this...)

10)The Parasol Protectorate series by Gail Carriger, starting with Soulless, because it is so. fucking. perfect.

Honourable mentions for Die Fließende Königin and the Lycidas series, which were introduced to me by beautiful people and are beautiful works of literature, but they... well, I thin k sometimes it takes stumbling upon something yourself to have it connect with you in that particular way.

So, I tag:

massivenerdywarehouse, lastminutegenius, kex8, claudieelf, farnsworthsandteslas, the-social-recluse, darkersolstice, tantedrago and serrasangel

[tantedrago]

farnsworthsandteslas replied to your post:farnsworthsandteslas replied to your post:*wraps...

That’s definitely OK!

Good!