#stayhot

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[whydisignuponthisgodforsakensite]

I don't think 'stay hot' is a kaner thing (or jonny thing), it's hockey slang. Someone has a hot stick, a hot streak, good luck etc. They're 'hot'. Stay hot, means keep going, keep scoring, keep doing well. Most players would use it. Just like 'sauce' or 'bunch of beauties' or whatever else. Hockey is full of slang.

Thank you for letting me know! (Looking through my tags and posts, I think this was an answer to my question here?)

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[judychannel12]

It’s so hot, I could jump in the pool! #fypシ #dance #hotter #gettinghotter #stayhot #moodshot

It’s so hot, I could jump in the pool! #fypシ #dance #hotter #gettinghotter #stayhot #moodshot published first on https://www.youtube.com/@judyschannel12/

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|| easy to read book recommendations because reading all these books on a screen is making my scroll finger hurt and giving me headaches. It really do be that damn phone ||

So, a lot of these books i finished in one sitting or not more than 2-3 sittings which just meant i wasn’t moving for a pretty long time. And all of these books/series for one reason or the other were a breath of fresh air and honestly sometimes switching things up or straying from your normal genres just makes the book that much more fun to read.

|| Fourth Wing by Rebecca Yarros ||

a booktok beloved, this book has it all - dragons, hogwarts style factions, the peril of living in a war-torn kingdom, a headstrong, relentless female protagonist and a dreamy mcdreamboat love interest who’s name starts with an x. Full disclosure i haven’t read fourth wing itself but i have seen a 3 hour stephanie soo breakdown of the book and then read book #2 (iron flame) and book #3 (onyx storm) in quick succession and subsequently entered a book depression because it’s an unfinished series and we don’t have a due date for book #4. Yarros’ world was intense, fast paced and wholly plot centered as opposed to a character being in their feels and the author writing 300 pages about it (looking at you dostoevsky), and after a while of reading books with no plot just vibes✨the world of fourth wing was such a fun, fast read.

|| King of Sins series by Ana Huang ||

i cannot talk about these books without giggling or keeping a smile off my face. Hand on my heart and gun to my head ask me to admit that i’ve read anything Ana Huang and you’d have better luck pulling the trigger than getting me to open my mouth, like the FBI couldn’t waterboard this information out of me BUT THESE BOOKS ARE SUCH A GUILTY PLEASUREE. If you guys remember those cheesy mafia/ceo/werewolf/(whatever brand of badboy you’re into) we used to read on wattpad when we were like 13, these books are exactly that. They’re so fun, so cliche, such page-turners, like an easy breezy one day reads, simply sinful.

|| The Secret Garden by Frances Hodgson Burnett ||

This book diverges the most from the other books i’ve recommended, but it’s enjoyable in it’s own right i’d say. It’s not a fantasy you can lose yourself in not in the strictest sense anyway, it’s not a sweeping romance, it’s not a dystopia post 50 something years from now, i feel like the appeal to this book lies in its mundanity. I read this book when i was in secondary 1 (7th grade) and at the time i was reading the Illiad by Homer which is this epic of greek mythology and i just needed a break from all the gods and demi gods and all the arbitrary chaos they caused just cause they felt like it. Interestingly enough the friend i borrowed The Secret Garden from thought it was mind-numbingly boring and wanted to read something more exciting so we exchanged books and it worked out for both of us!

Coming back from my mile long de-tour, The Secret Garden is mundane and ordinary in all the right places and just fantastical enough when it needs to be, it can be summed up as a couple of young kids and an ailing man discovering the wonder in life again.

|| The Young Elites series by Marie Lu ||

Yet another series that’s drastically different from the last, you see a theme yet? One of Marie Lu’s lesser known works as compared to Legendborn (a booktok beloved series), and i read this book based on one singular review : a book written from the villain’s perspective. AND DID THAT DESCRIPTION NOT EAT??? DID THIS BOOK NOT EAT?????

loved the headspace of the main character, it’s dark and she embraces it fully, and equally as interesting are the other characters and the powers they have. This series has a pretty unique take on a pretty classic trope of a sickness sweeping through the lands and anyone who survives is left with superpowers.

That’s it for today, my scroll finger still hurts and my headache is exactly where it was, i’ve spent way too long rambling in these reviews but oh well. see yall next time besties, toodles!

[alittletempestt]

big ups to gordon ramsay, you would’ve loved me

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Chronicles of a teenage girl:

Today I donated blood w my bestie , hope it goes to some O positive baddie

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|| The Little Prince by Antoine De Saint-Exupery ||

4.5 stars

MAMA LOOK A GIRL BEHIND YOU

now that i have your attention, maybe you can spend a minute reading my book review so i can get marks on my assignment teehee

The Little Prince is a book that has stuck with me for a very long time now, and i’d wager it will continue to stick with me for a very long time, even longer than it will take me to forget nicki minaj’s rap verse in Beauty and a Beat ( i got a 53 in a math test cause i spent my entire evening memorising the lyrics)

The book’s themes center around ‘if you can’t fix the world, you leave it’ and i relate with that heavily because atleast for me books are a way to escape wherever you are without actually going anywhere.

I truly think with romantasy and hot mc’s who’s names start with a x or z taking over the world, the little prince will be like a breath of fresh air, it makes you think (no like actually on god it makes you introspect) and somewhere in the clouds of questions and forgotten dreams it leaves you, you either end up seeing what really matters or you stumble upon some answers you never thought you’d find, atleast i did. and like the book says ‘what’s essential is invisible to the eye’

why i think you should read it?

1) when’s the last time you read a children’s book? didn’t you know if your whimsy levels get too low you die??

2) how about we leave the stoicism to the finance bros and read a book that’s not ‘how to win friends and influence people’ once in a while

3) if you are a finance bro, say this with me through your clenched teeth ‘i love being out of my comfort zone, it is necessary for my personal development’

4) completely unrelated but after reading this book i got a ring engraved with the storyline of the plot (we are at engraved jewelery levels people)

5) i double dog dare you to read it

anyway i forgot the point i was trying to make but reading is sexy so lock in diva. hot girls read books.