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God free the killer
Coming 2025
Follow as Felicity, Liu, and Robert find the answers to what truly happened to them all 13 years ago.
I'm finishing my drafts of the intro and will be hopefully posting 1-2 pages weekly before the end of the year! I won't be posting comics or anything OOC in the Jeff the Killer or Creepypasta tags so i dont clog anything up, ill be using #GFTK and #godfreethekiller. My main is @possummush and ill hopefully be posting about the drafting process here lmfao so feel free to drop any questions in my askbox!
AxeWound || Exorchrist.
Bullet For My Valentine, Cancer Bats and Glamour For The Kill as one band. This isn't too bad.
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Into the Universe
I DARE any of you to watch the first three minutes of Into the Universe with Stephen Hawking (available on Netflix instant watch) and tell me that you aren't completely hooked. The first episode is 40 minutes.
I'm always looking for where my own personal interests intersect with my kids' interests so I don't have to watch drivel, and this is definitely a program that is GFTK (good for the kids-mine are boys ages 5-7.)
This show is basically Stephen Hawking looking at the many different kinds of conditions that exist in space (the icy surface of a distant planet or the center of a star) and then imagines what kind of life could exist there. That sounds like an easy concept to explain except for the fact that Stephen Hawking's imagination is a thing to behold.
It also occurred to me that this may be a gateway show to get my non-fiction loving older son to read some fiction . . . science fiction! Which led me to the realization that I'm going to raise a geek. Which made me realize, you know what? I can't help it. Geek is cool. Geek is hot. Trying to deny that would be everything I'm not. :)
