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top five songs off an album you're listening to these days!
it's still that's showbiz baby by JADE. and perhaps will be forever ?
I've been SO locked in on FUFN I find the melody on the chorus to be SO satisfying
MIDNIGHT COWBOY!
Plastic Box :) she's literally so fucking me. for this one
Headache <3
UNCONDITIONAL <3
I literally love this album. I love it so much.
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conrad @obeetlebeetle tagged me to post the last song i listened to with a number in the title :]] it was nine pin by kaia kater about ten hours ago according to last.fm. everybody listen to kaia kater nine pin Now.
ummmm i tag @frogndtoad @ratthumbsup @storybook-souls
tagged by conrad @obeetlebeetle to post six non-selfie pics instead of a music one i couldn't do bc of not being on streaming. little does he know i also don't take pictures :)
spring silver sticker spotted at the north carolina bar IF YOU EVEN CARE!
um. tagging @sofhtie @ratthumbsup @frogndtoad
happy music dayyyyy can u give me 10 20 30 40 50 60 70 80 90 + 100!
helloooooooooo here u are <3
10. too sweet by hozier
20. bad idea right? by olivia rodrigo
30. after midnight by chappell roan
40. my kink is karma by chappell roan
50. bad religion by frank ocean
60. cross the street by junior varsity
70. ballad of a homeschool girl by olivia rodrigo
80. she's got you high by mumm-ra
90. coffee by chappell roan
100. lacy by olivia rodrigo
god damn i listened to a lot of pop music this year huh
mustard & tangerine & burgundy & flamingo!
im soooo studyable i have so many behaviors and phrases.... i like to be strange and off-putting in a little bit of a comforting way which i generally achieve (guy who is famous to local teens & kids)
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hi! sorry, but your phrasing in the post Abt fig's teacher NPCs is a little alarming -- you might want to swap out the word 'trap' for something else, or otherwise rephrase it, rn it could come across as transmisogynistic. I'm assuming that you don't want it to be read that way, which is why I'm reaching out!
hey, sorry i didn't see this sooner - afraid that i was on a longhaul flight that day and never properly went through my notification backlog! def not my intention, i just meant that brennan was luring emily the player into making fig go to classes bc emily famously cannot resist interacting with hot women npcs. honestly until rn i did not know that either zara or lucilla (or both?) was trans, which is exciting to find out! but yeah def did not intend or want to come across as transmisogynistic in any way, so thanks for messaging
tagged by @obeetlebeetle to share my top 9 books of 2023 or 9 books from my tbr list for 2024.
i think i already did a top ten books of 2023 so i will resist the urge to stephen floridapost and instead just do the nine books that i'm currently most excited about and most intending to read specifically This Year
the recently discovered to be accessible to me big three that i'm So excited to acquire from the library are:
The Works of Thomas Kyd: Edited From the Original Texts; With Introduction, Notes, and Facsimiles by Frederick S. Boas
Beyond The Spanish tragedy : a study of the works of Thomas Kyd by Lukas Earne
Thomas Kyd: facts and problems by Arthur Freeman
um. it's been long enough since i finished my thesis that i can be excited to read about him again i guess. and i never got to read any of his translations or other stuff besides spanish tragedy so this trio is going to be huge for fans of me being annoying on tumblr dot com.
the books that i've started previously and then not finished for one reason or another and have emotionally committed to actually finishing this year are:
The Count of Monte Cristo by Alexandre Dumas
If On A Winter's Night A Traveler by Italo Calvino
Royal Assassin by Robin Hobb
The Body in Pain by Elaine Scarry
and then my currently reading which i sure hope to finish before they're returned to the library or i get bored are:
Exordia by Seth Dickinson. Reading this due to how it's by Seth Dickinson and I'm in too deep at this point not to
Call Me Ishmael Tonight: A Book of Ghazals by Agha Shahid Ali. Reading this as a direct rec from a friend who knows more about poetry than anyone I know and so has taken on the heroic task of trying to recommend me things within my elaborate parameters
and finally as a bonus because i forgot it was supposed to be 9 not 10, my most anticipated confirmed release (sorry tamsyn):
There's Always This Year: On Basketball and Ascension by Hanif Abdurraqib
mostly lately i've just been doing a lot of sort of floating around and reading whatever strikes my interest at the time that i'm looking for something to read and going down nonfiction rabbit holes so i don't really have a defined tbr but. this is what i've got going on :]
i will tag @frogndtoad @storybook-souls @diyemo @katiefratie @steveebarnes @pearlpool @enragedtiefling @summonstarspawn and anyone who wants to do it i wanna see what people are reading :)
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whoa hi conrad. i think i'd be intrigued to hear your thoughts on Harrow by Joy Williams i just read it and have been rotating it a lot to try to get a handle on it. for a more straightforward recommendation i think you could maybe have fun with Trust Exercise by Susan Choi (warning for sexual assault discussions and also it took a While for it to fully click for me as a book but was def worth continuing onward)
