YOU DARE ENTER MY HUT OF TERROR

mun of fanprology, askabbadomandthedragon, and askthesuperswimmers

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*rolls around on the floor* pls read my updates I'm sorta proud of them

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all these sea life fanpros are kinda making me miss the super swimmers

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*cracks knuckles* time to write the update I've been looking forward to

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quietly debating the logic of updating rn

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eh I've queued it for tonight

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quietly debating the logic of updating rn

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planning world domination in space sure must be fun

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I feel so horrible

[ahoy-fanpro-0493]

*leans close, lightly billowing steam in her face*

B! WARWICK: … Oh? Well, little bird, Oy got dealings with ALL KINDS o’ people; considerin’ this be in the middle o’ Queen Doria’s kingdom, a little human like yerself ain’t no common sight. Who’s ta say Oy haven’t been givin’ these so-called “unsavory creatures” a few weapons n’ armor here and there? Ye got a problem with how Oy do business, little bird?

[arosu-sama]

Nice test.

[putuksstuff]

FUCK YOU IM A DRAGON

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Omggggg I’m a siren

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OK WHAT I HAVE ON MY GODS SO FAR

IT'S A WORK IN PROGRESS (EXCEPT ZERO, INFINITY, ONE, 500, 600)

SO SPOILER ALERT I GUESS

god of earth and medicine/health

goddess of children

goddess of stories, curiosity, and dreams

goddess of fear, darkness and water

the two messenger goddesses, patrons of the homeless, travellers and thieves

keeper of the underworld, goddess of wisdom, knowledge and kindness

goddess of love, friendship and beauty

goddess of war, rage and storms

guardian of the sun, moon, and stars, god of night and day

creator of the prime numbers (the ancestors of all fanpros)

god of time

god of nature, changes of the season

god of mischief, creator of negative one

god of the sky, justice and mercy

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hehehehe I've found a position for imaginary within my mythology

[aceofsnakes]

Fun fact: the Polish word for a “tip” is “napiwek” which literally means “for-beer”. As in “have some money to buy yourself a beer later”.

[ororcia]

um, sorry to disappoint you but in french it’s kind of the same thing, it’s called “pourboire” which literally means “for drinking”… europe, we’re all alcoholics here! :)

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OMG. I never really thought about it, but in Hungarian it’s borravaló, which literally means “for wine.”

[monanotlisa]

Same in German. It’s “Trinkgeld” — “drinking money.” And that ain’t water we’re talking about.

[pitchercries]

I find it hilarious, in light of this, that in Russian it’s chayevyie which means “[money] for tea”.

[vrabia]

I never knew?? In Romanian we have ‘bacşiş’ from Turkish/originally Persian, which I know has the meaning of present/grant/gratuity but apparently in a secondary sense it also means ‘drink money’?

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I feel crummy

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somehow I ended up reading the first two avengers comics  and just. i love. the wasp. what a cutie.

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debATING HOW IC THAT IS FOR FANTASYPRO ABBY OH DEAR

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woah two of the pinkheads are back

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only ten more days till I return to Ireland