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computer. This Charming Man. loud enough to kill

the real question isn't "how is the surgeon the boy's parent when we know his father died in the car wreck" (answer: the surgeon was a woman #feminism). what we should really be asking is, "how is the surgeon?" how will this newly widowed single mother juggle her very demanding job, her son's grief (assuming he survives the surgery), and her own grief? after losing her husband so tragically, will she ever be able to open her heart to someone else and try again? how long will that take? is she fruity at all? can i have her number? the car accident wasn't my fault btw

every spelunker should go in with a cyanide tooth capsule so if they get stuck they can take the gentle way out instead of being tortured by the earth for 72 hours and then dying anyway

So you know how there are basically never any Jews in scifi? I've got this idea for a scifi story where it's your typical average joe wakes up like 200 years later in a post apocalyptic world and tries to get by and of course people don't notice the lack of Jews but at some point it comes up that the inhabitants exiled all the Jews to Mars or something. This would notably be unrelated to the apocalypse, and they'd be doing fine over there.

Eccentric, neurotic, constantly asking questions, carries a heavy amount of grief, piecing ingenious shit together through learned skills and whatever is around. He is one of us alright.

So you know how there are basically never any Jews in scifi? I've got this idea for a scifi story where it's your typical average joe wakes up like 200 years later in a post apocalyptic world and tries to get by and of course people don't notice the lack of Jews but at some point it comes up that the inhabitants exiled all the Jews to Mars or something. This would notably be unrelated to the apocalypse, and they'd be doing fine over there.

Contemporary art haters will be like "i don't get it" and then not read the title or artist statement or the medium or the year or

something about Toy Story toys is so strange to me. versions of animated characters based on real world toys, turned back into toys that are slightly different than the actual toys. slinky dog with a rubber spiral instead of a classic metal slinky. the porcelain bo peep and cloth woody turned into jointed plastic action figures. when toy story 4 came out and i saw a $30 talking action figure of forky, a character made out of a spork and a pipe cleaner, i stood in the walmart toy aisle staring at it like cameron from ferris bueller's day off staring at that painting in the art museum