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[sodascribbles]

found family where one of them has family-based magic and the others slowly start developing magical abilities as they grow closer in this essay i will

[mrs-nate-humphrey]

making a datevid & eagerly anticipating @donnas-troia and @mezzoklutz ‘s reactions to this one....

[sakkemix]

‘Be careful of the curse that falls on young lovers Starts so soft and sweet and turns them to hunters’

[time-to-write-and-suffer]

had a dream last night where there was a very popular device called the "Lonker Splonker" and it was bright red and resembled a huge thermos and it had an opening at the top where you had to stick your penis into and it would massage it out into a much longer and slimmer snake-like noodle shape and it was hugely popular and desperate men everywhere were fighting each other in the streets for the Lonker Splonker

[jhsharman]

Dad? Is that you?

Backtracking from his usual romanticizing of the past -- the last part of the nineteenth century as a time before women's lib and criminal coddling liberal judges and when everyone knew this was a Christian country -- Al Hartley has Archie realizing in a dream that the past was a time of tough drudgery. But what is fascinating is in his dream he gives himself a different father.

Something going on in his subconscious that he wants a new dad?

[newtypeblues]

How lovely is WoodLore’s cover of Chant of Immortality?

It’s a different take on the song that still carries a lot of the same melancholy and sorrow, something WoodLore’s voice does well, in a stripped down version - having just one singer performing what was originally arranged as a chant is fascinating. (The original is, of course, also worth a listen. Strong stuff.)

[gamergrarrl-blog]

i know the secret to fanetti's name

it's fanetti spaghetti confetti serengeti jr