May 24, 2024
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Pilot 1.01
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someone play Come Together by The Beatles The New Gods #6
October 15, 2005 - Shanghai, China Source: PETER PARKS/AFP via Getty Images
"if Hatchetfield is wacky, this show is cool" -Nick Lang about Cinderella's Castle's Music
i need a kaishin fanfic with the title "how do you hold a moonbeam in your hand" so badddd
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“it’s stupid to waste your time trying to become a god so you can ascend to another plane. if we can just all go there, then there’s no gods.”
“that’s the only thing that truly separates us from them.”
“why are we limited to this plane?”
oh man oh boy i love me some hubris
I HQ that Lexiconions are basically the record keepers of the universe
They have the ability to shapeshift and perfectly pick up other cultures languages, and they use this power to go around to different planets and make themselves look like the natives in order record that species/cultures stories. Becky was on a ship headed towards another star system, when the ship crashed and she landed on earth. Instinctually, she shapeshifted into the first thing that she saw, a combination of her two parents
Becky has an affinity for words because it’s lexiconion instinct!
hc #213!
Researchers observed gorillas at Zoo Atlanta "snoughing"—a noise somewhere between a sneeze and a cough—when they wanted human attention.