#void asks

I actually do like Rabbit, surprising given how I have stated on here how much of a horrible person he is (still true), and tbh I do like some of the ships people have including him, that being Wolf x Rabbit x Fox (RabbitSeason, as I call them-or HuntingRabbits) cause of all of the three's dynamic together (Married husbands and their toxic third which makes them worse), and Terrapin x Rabbit (toxic situationship vibes).

But tbh, I like the Rabbit ships as hypotheticals, not actually as like ships I enjoy full heartedly. To me, they are just fun thought exercises, not like actually things I actively ship (though that may happen with Wolf x Rabbit x Fox).

Sure! :D

It's the chain's first time in Legend's time period. He ends up sending the rest of the group to Kakariko while he goes elsewhere (read: home), but Time insists that Warriors come along for safety. Warriors ends up having no idea how to handle Ravio and Legend "arguing" and being sweet with each other.

@favorite-animal-person

Chinese red headed centipedes! :D

(I personally don’t have one but here’s some pics off of Pinterest)

Aren’t they just so cute:33

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English is not my 1st language and im still learning pls forgive me if this is a stupid question 😭🙏🏽🙏🏽🙏🏽🙏🏽

WHAT IS “;” AND WHY DOES IT HAUNT US?

A semicolon is stronger than a comma but weaker than a period. It’s like a period who still wants to hang out.

Use it when:

1. You have two complete sentences that are closely related, and you want them connected without a full stop.

> I was tired; I kept writing anyway.

BOTH sides of the semicolon must be able to stand alone. If you read them separately and they make full sentences, congrats. You may semicolon.

2. You’re listing things that already have commas in them and it’s turning into a word soup:

> I’ve lived in Belgrade, Serbia; Paris, France; and New York, USA.

Imagine if that had only commas. A nightmare.

3. You want to feel fancy and dramatic:

> He was chaos; I loved him anyway.

Is this emotionally unnecessary? Maybe. But does it slap? Yes.

WHEN NOT TO USE IT:

Don’t use it like a comma. It’s not a comma. It didn’t ask for that.

Don’t put it between a full sentence and a dependent clause. That’s how grammar crimes happen.