Machines of Loving Baseball
trying on a metaphor

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we're not kids anymore.
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he wasn't even looking at me and he found me
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Machines of Loving Baseball
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Mole people don't have the same "up=good" mentality humans do. To be beneath someone is to have power over them, it's easier to drag someone down than to pull them up after all. Their body language and culture reflects this - bowing isn't a humbling show of respect, but a boastful assertion of superiority.
We're all calling it "Clefable" right?
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Tumblr, buddy, this is cat girls.
don't think i ever posted this one here but i thought about it for like years before actually drawing it lol
slime uses mimicry to appear more dangerous
Tsuchinoko Flow
Oh yeah, I never posted the sticker I'm mailed out for June! Lets all go birdwatching here :3
For all that spacey science-fiction loves a Dyson sphere, I don't think I've ever read/seen anything that's actually set in a (functional, inhabited, not post-collapse) Dyson sphere.
Welcome to your setting, it is a quarter of a light-hour wide and has a population measured in quadrillions. Please write a story that is not about it blowing up or set after almost everyone died.
...I can see how that's a non-trivial challenge.
isn't it fucked up that milfic means military fiction and not "possessing the traits of a milf"
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Asked my Discord Server to suggest a girl to gorgon-ify. One suggested ENA from... ENA. I picked ENA. Hence, Medusa ENA. ENA-dusa? mENAdusa? Eh. Nah. Went the extra mile and made her a different character entirely, with ENA being a species herself and allat!
For all that spacey science-fiction loves a Dyson sphere, I don't think I've ever read/seen anything that's actually set in a (functional, inhabited, not post-collapse) Dyson sphere.
Maybe this is a dumb way of thinking about it, but the Andromeda Galaxy is about 2.5 million light years away, while the edge of the observable universe is about 46.5 billion light years away, which is only 18,600 times further. That's a lot obviously, and it makes a bigger difference when considering the volume of a sphere, but in cosmic terms one thing being only 20k times further away than another is way more graspable than a lot of the numbers you have to work with. (And while obviously Andromeda itself is ungraspably far away, relative to the size of the Milky Way it's not that far either.)
"Boss makes a dollar, I also make a dollar in a more literal sense"
-guy who works at the mint
Obviously, we can't keep saying LLM as "el el em", that takes ages, so instead we should say:
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Lellum
Lullem
Luh Lem
Leh Lum
Llem (Spanishly)
Llem (Welshly)
No IPA, interpret those vowels as you see fit.