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Distortion Detective Read Aloud - Chapters 17 + 18 - 🔗 in replies ⬇️ This week: Moses makes out with a bunch of mermaids, pulls some thorns, and says farewell to arm. 🧜♀️
I'm back with the edited Homestuck Beyond Canon uploads!!! Thumbnail art courtesy of haksdraws.bsky.social! Give them some love!
We hope this hurts.
Let's Read Mouthwashing - Coming Early 2025.
Buy the Game on Steam: https://store.steampowered.com/app/2475490/Mouthwashing/
Full cast and credits in the description on Youtube.
Arthur C. Clarke in 1957: The way we hunt whales now can’t continue much longer or we’ll just kill them all outright. Arthur C. Clarke in 1957: In the 21st century, we’ll farm them like cattle! With cowboys in subs doing drives across whole oceans!
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Welcome to the Beanette's Book Club. Make a cup of tea, wrap yourself up in a warm blanket, and settle in for story time as I read to you chapters 1 and 2 of the 1847 novel Wuthering Heights by Emily Brontë.
Visiting his misanthropic landlord, Mr. Lockwood finds himself trapped in the home of a hateful family. He, like us the reader, cannot help but wonder how they came to be so miserable. To understand their state, we must travel all the way back to the landlord Heathcliff's childhood and the mistreatment that befell him.
Lynd Ward (1905-1985) Let's read Book Week November 14-20 (1954)
