#eppysboys

Me to the outside world: Yes indeed, I do enjoy the works of Sir Paul Mccartney, George Harrison, Sir Richard Starkey and John Lennon. They have unquestionably shaped music history forever by hits such as Hey Jude, Come Together and Here Comes the Sun and many others of their n1 songs. Not even mentioning the incredible exploration of multiple music genres and how we still remember them today. Ah, and did I mention their solo careers ? The incredible respect I have for this band I-

Omg thank you Eppy!!! >:)

I think N and G because they often appear together but complement each other aesthetically, corners and round. They're also formed in different regions of the mouth, the N by your teeth and the G by your palate.

Still, they're both voiced consonants and they can meld into one sound, /ŋ/ (<- this is the IPA symbol for the sound you make when pronouncing the ng in singing [unless you're a Beatle and pronounce it sing-gin heheh {the /ŋ/ is still in there, but it's followed immediately by a pure g sound}]), seamlessly.

4. what sections of a bookstore do you browse?

Pretty much any of the non-fiction sections! History, politics, religion, memoirs, travel books, etc

6. what books have you read in the last month?

In May I read The Seagull by Chekhov, People Love Dead Jews by Dara Horn, Laura McKowen's sobriety memoir, Making Movies by Sidney Lumet, Long Day's Journey Into Night and A Moon for the Misbegotten by O'Neill, G-d Save the USSR by Jeff Eden, Shopping and Fucking by Mark Ravenhill, and I'm currently reading Killers of the Flower Moon by David Grann!

9. when do you tend to read most?

@eppysboys​ hi i am SO sorry i took a whole dang week uhhhhhh here’s 1970s paul with his strawberry jacket, mullet, the rickenbacker, and those stupid moonboots which i desperately want. for some reason I thought that i’d be able to just “whip something up” on photoshop, except I use photoshop like once a year and kinda suck at it but anyway thank you so much for the request

- @souralmondmilksea​/sophie