I've been melting dogs down to make this thing called dog metal
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I've been melting dogs down to make this thing called dog metal
"pan dulce" (2011), laurels2007
you are not immune to inventing an arbitrary set of rules that only you have to adhere to
okay
Any day now
people have suddenly started reblogging this post of mine from february 8th, 2012. great bit everybody
His strength is that he is biscuits
happy decade to the horrible beast i have wrought
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Xena Warrior Princess 3.05 Gabrielle's hope
She dodged a bullet
I pull up my slide show. The first slide says “I do not want to financially support the Church of the Latter Day Saints in any way”. There are murmurs of agreement and approval from the room
Next slide. “Brandon Sanderson is a member of the LDS”. The muttering has changed tone
“It’s not a very big amount of money though.” Someone in the audience pipes up. “His cut is only a small fraction of the cost of the book, and then-“ my next slide shows an income breakdown, it is titled ‘a small fraction of $10,000,000 is still a big number’
I’m sweating. The following slides explain tithing rules. The vibe of the room has shifted. I start to doubt I’m getting out of here alive
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seeing this image in 2026 is like seeing an old friend who I've dearly missed
I do think it's kind of funny how john green wrote a book about tuberculosis that brought a lot of renewed attention to the subject and he's since become the darling of the tb world, speaks at tb conferences, my dad and every other tb researcher I know is absolutely smitten with him, and they'll be like "we love this guy! have you heard of him??" and I have to be like well yes, I have. for other reasons