Geb can draw, you know?

“Failed”? The Stardust crusaders didn’t “fail” anything. What happened wasn’t because our music sucked and everyone with any sense would know that.

Well, cat’s outta the bag. What’s your name and what brings you to me, specifically?

I guess I just followed my guts as usual, The Crusaders were part of the reason why I decided to become a musician myself and even though I never really watched you perform, there was this sort of energy in the music that made me really pumped up to do this too so I couldn’t pass off the opportunity to t-talk to you ormaybeshakeyourhandorevenfeelyourfaceifthatsokaywithyou

.... So yeah, can I shake your hand or something? I’ll leave right after that, promise.

“Failed”? The Stardust crusaders didn’t “fail” anything. What happened wasn’t because our music sucked and everyone with any sense would know that.

G: Look who I found in the dumpster! D: Alright sweetie! Now tell me, is that glorified chip and dale stripper Starplatinum still kicking?

I’m really sorry that this has to be my first post after a long hiatus

I think it is time we look at the events and realise we may need to slow down. We have had months of back-to-back events which causes stress of participation and alienation from those within and outside the community. I know you like to redesign and reimagine your muses, but the sheer amount of events is getting out of hand. 

 We should focus less on events and more one small individual things like magic anons. There is fun to be had in it and people don’t feel pressured or alienated by it. You get to be creative and you still get those fun asks, but usually for a shorter amount of time. 

 I don’t want anyone to feel guilty for making events. I have made events and participated in events during these intense past months. But I think we can agree that people are getting tuckered out. So please, if you are thinking about making an event, please consider how many events are going on around it and whether or not it is well planned and well timed.