The Drunken Cliffracer

TES challenge of the day:

playing skyrim for the first time in 2026

The group chat officially deemed me an “eccentric” just because I’m doing an Argonian ichthyologist play-through of Skyrim rn where my character is writing a thesis on Cyrodilic Spadetails and I shared the character’s hypothetical research folder that I created to help with my immersion in the role.

My friend and I have a theory about couriers and how they seemingly can find you anywhere on Tamriel, whether it be the most remote forest location or deep down in Blackreach. It would explain why someone from Fort Dawnguard was able to rick roll you. The Courier service of Tamriel is from an unknown plane of Oblivion. Okay I know what your thinking but hear me out. They seemingly know where you are at all times, appear out of no where from around a corner and know exactly what you look like. But you can never give them letters to send! They just deliver. Never receive. This plane of oblivion can violate the laws of the Limminal Barrier and is nothing more than a small post office like space with one door. The Prince of Deliveries notify his dremora of a letter, they pick it up, go through the door and appear juuuuust out of sight just beyond Whiterun's walls. Moreso, he always looks the same. Same guy, same voice. It's one Daedric Prince of Deliveries and one faithful Dremora. And no one is the wiser.

Help settle a family argument, please.

The main character of the last movie/ TV you watched is now your lawyer. Are you good in court?

Sometimes when I go hundreds pages deep into people’s Tumblr archives, I find really funny posts and I weigh the pros and cons of liking/reblogging them.

“it is not socially acceptable”

Decided to start collecting out of context post titles from PDX games and