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your headcanons about the wammy boys got me back into death note. not a bad thing but… still. YOUR CONCEPTS ARE SO COOL.
thank you waaaah :') this is making me want to do more headcanon stuff.. hmm, wonder if you guys fuck with severely physically ill near
Can i....can I give havoc a forehead kiss and some head scritches?
Sure you can!
Quick question for Wings of Fire fans! I’ve finally picked up this series on audiobook and just finished book 1, am a few chapters into book 2. Love Clay, he is too good for this world, so it’s been a bit of an adjustment moving to Tsunami’s perspective. The story is very interesting (and much more violent than I expected, goodness). But I have one burning question I would really like to know (below the cut for mild spoilers):
Are all of the adults in this series completely awful?!
Please tell me there are some adult characters in this series who aren’t, just, the absolute worst. It’s becoming slightly painful; even Queen Coral, who seems to have her good side so far, is showing signs of following the awfulness trend (although we just met her, so we’ll see). Osprey might have been okay, but we didn’t get to see him long before, well, you know. Riptide doesn’t feel like an adult to me, since he’s only a few years older than Tsunami. Some of the prisoners in book 1 were probably decent, the group singing was a lovely scene, but nobody the dragonets have personally gotten to know so far seem capable of compassion, acceptance, or at least tact (lookin’ at you, Cattail).
Please, someone tell me there are eventually a few adults who aren’t homicidal, racist, sociopathic, paranoid, cowardly, and/or egotistical beyond measure. I’m all for kids’ series that let kids be the heroes, but GOOD GRAVY. This is not intended to covertly bash the whole series, I am genuinely hoping someone will tell me there’s some nice adult characters to look forward to because it’s just a little hard for me to read a story where the kids never get to experience nice role models, but I think I can hold out through the tough interactions better if I know some nice ones are coming.
Thanks!
River asks - 22, 23, 24, 30!
22. Favourite quote about River by someone affiliated with Doctor Who -
This one is the first that came to mind and it isn’t actually applicable to this question but my GOD.
“A courtesy email would be nice if some other guy’s gonna have a go at my wife.”
23. What song or quote reminds you of River?
Okay so this is a bit of a plug so I’ve included a video link because you need to hear it. My friend Emma is a singer/songwriter/composer and she and her friend wrote this song called Beautiful Lies a few years back and it’s always resonated as the embodiment of River and The Doctor’s relationship.
The basic gist of the song is that it’s about a couple who decide to get married on the day the world ends so they can feel joy one last time. It’s haunting but it’s just beautiful.
24. Favourite River Fan Art -
It absolutely has to be the one that catapulted me into one of the most wonderful friendships I’ll ever have. I came across this in the River tag a few years ago and had to message the artist to tell her I thought it was amazing and asked if I could use it as my lock screen because I’m polite like that. I don’t know what I’d do or where I’d be without @space-and-thyme
30. Why do I love River with all my heart and soul?
She’s resourceful, clever, brave, bold... I could list every quality she possesses but I’d be here all day. The thing is, I love that even with all of those things, she’s still sad and scared and vulnerable but doesn’t allow that to rule her and it’s sort of uplifting to see a woman who has been abused all her life who can still find the strength to stand back up and say no.
I saw you deleted a few posts after people were really weird and rude to you about your interpretations. I'm so sorry they did that, they should be beyond embarrassed to be bullying a teenager as full grown adults. I hope you don't stop sharing your thoughts.
thank you anon, i won't! i've just been chased off platforms by people in their 20's for struggling to understand things i've done 'wrong' cus high level autism, so whenever someone thinks i've done something perceived wrong on the internet, i just have an overreaction to it lol
Would you participate if I did a poll to find which of my How To Guides for Mythical Creatures are the popular favorites?
Yes
No
Maybe
What?
I have nearly 40 How To Guides for Mythical Creatures I’ve written over the past few years, and it’s easy to tell which ones have had the most coverage by the notes. But I’ve always wondered which ones are peoples’ all-time FAVORITES!
So if there is enough interest, I thought I could split them up into a series of polls (sorted by notes so the most well-known aren’t all together), then put the winners together to find a grand winner. Whichever one comes out on top, I shall draw it as a comic!
(I’d like to draw them all as a comic series one day, but baby steps!)
Anyhoo, we’ll see how it goes. Thanks in advance for your input! =D
~River
A Question for Tea Drinkers
Regarding the opposition my peeps in England and other such countries have towards the act of using a microwave instead of a teapot:
Are you simply opposed to the idea of heating the tea itself in the microwave? Or do you dislike the idea of heating water in the microwave altogether?
To clarify, as far as I am aware, most of us Americans just heat up the water in the microwave, because it is faster. (Especially if there is only one person i.e. you drinking tea - I heated water in a teapot the other day to give myself multiple cups of hot water and it took like an hour, but to be fair I was using a little single burner so maybe it normally takes less time. Either way, it takes me two minutes to heat a single mug of water in the microwave to my desired temperature for steeping tea.)
I know I myself don’t have the most sensitive palate, but I just cannot tell the difference between hot water from a stove and hot water from a microwave. The tea goes in after the water is heated regardless. So anyway, if ya’ll could, please let me know if there is some sort of taste difference to microwaved water that you don’t like or if you just dislike the idea that we chuck the tea in some cold water and put the whole thing in the microwave? (Which idk maybe some people do but I’ve never run into it - you always heat the water before putting the tea in.)
Thanks!
Question For My Followers
Well! I’ve made it all the way to 35 of my How To Guides For Mythical Creatures, didn’t expect that! Tell me honestly, does that seem like a good place to wrap up? I don’t want to beat a dead kelpie, esp if some aren’t as funny as my earlier ones 😅 What do yall think, do they still have legs if I happen to think of more in the future? Would genuinely appreciate the feedback!
